Formula 1 could have two races in China in the coming years with Liberty Media talking with six cities about the possibility of a street race. read more »

Formula 1 is holding exploratory talks with government officials from six Chinese cities over the prospect of adding a street race to the calendar read more »

Commercial boss Sean Bratches to meet delegates from 'six potential host cities' in bid to add a Chinese 'street race' to Formula 1 calendar. read more »

F1 owner's dreams to take the sport on to the streets of "destination cities" almost saw a Grand Prix on the streets of Cardiff. read more »

Formula 1 will be hitting the streets of four major cities through 2019, starting next week in Shanghai. read more »

At a time F1 is seeking a race in one of the ultimate "destination cities", London, Formula E announces its return as it announces multi-year deal to race in Royal Docks. read more »

Circuit designer Hermann Tilke has welcomed Chase Carey's plan to take F1 into more destination cities. read more »

Miami is on the list of cities Formula One intends to visit for a live demo of old and new race cars in 2018, following up on last year's hugely popular event on the... read more »

Formula 1 is set to conduct live demonstrations in four major cities next year, as part of Liberty Media's plans to better promote the sport. Liberty Media… read more »

Local government officials in Amsterdam and Rotterdam have said there is little interest in their cities hosting a Formula 1 street race read more »

It's one of the world's busiest - and quirkiest - cities and F1 drivers have been out and about in Tokyo in brief break between the Malaysia and Japanese Grands Prix. read more »

Conceding that right now "there are no Leicester Cities in F1", Sean Bratches says Liberty Media are wanting a more competitive grid, one in which shocks can happen. read more »

F1's managing director Sean Bratches has revealed that talks are ongoing with a "couple of cities" in Asia about hosting street races. read more »

Four major US cities interested in joining Formula 1 calendar read more »

Formula 1 CEO and chairman Chase Carey says there is no shortage of interest from cities and countries to host a new race, but wants to make the existing locations strong first. read more »

New F1 chairman looking to expand calendar to 'great cities' read more »

New Formula 1 Chairman Chase Carey is keen to take the sport to "the great cities in the world", including locations such as Los Angeles, New York and… read more »

New F1 chairman Chase Carey says the sport should be in places like "Los Angeles, New York or Miami", as he seeks to take the sport to the "great cities in the... read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka, Lewis Hamilton visits the capital city of Japan, Tokyo, with HUGO BOSS. Tokyo is one of Lewis' favourite cities... read more »

Against the backdrop of the race in Melbourne, Nico Rosberg gives us an exclusive tour of his personal favorite spots in the city, accompanied by David Coulthard, and describes... read more »

Formula E's new Spark-Renault SRT_01E car made its first ever public demonstration on Tuesday with a high-speed display around the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will remain a fixture on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2022 and will remain at its current home, Interlagos. Bernie Ecclestone met with Sao... read more »

Formula E has unveiled its provisional calendar for its inaugural season which kicks off in late-2014, ending in early 2015. The all-electric racing series begins in Beijing on... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has put behind him the disappointment of the Monaco Grand Prix, where he and McLaren's Sergio Perez had a coming together, ruining the Finn's race.... read more »

Formula E Holdings, the promoter of the FIA Formula E Championship, has presented the FIA with a preliminary list of 8 cities, all selected to host races next year. The races... read more »