The Austrian government is open to the Red Bull Ring hosting the Austrian Grand Prix in July, but behind closed doors. read more »

The prospect of starting the Formula 1 season with a behind-closed-doors July race in Austria is "absolutely feasible", according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner -... read more »

The Austrian government has said it wouldn’t stop the Austrian Grand Prix from going ahead without fans in July, though believes it will be difficult to overcome certain... read more »

The Austrian Grand Prix could go ahead behind closed doors, Austrian sports minister and vice-chancellor Werner Kogler saying that the government will not stand in the way of... read more »

The Austrian government has said it will not "stand in the way" of the Formula 1 race at the Red Bull Ring going ahead behind closed doors at the start of July. read more »

It is a romantic idea that the start to this fractured Formula 1 campaign takes place at Silverstone. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi has backed the idea of behind-closed-doors Formula 1 racing if it means helping to get the season started sooner. read more »

Jan Lammers, sporting director of the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, says the Zandvoort organisers have not considered the option of holding the 2020 race behind closed doors read more »

Ross Brawn and Zak Brown covered a range of topics on the latest Sky F1 Vodcast - from why 2020 could start behind closed doors, to McLaren's cost-cap desire. But what... read more »

F1 chief Ross Brawn says holding races behind closed doors is a genuine option while he's still confident of a 19-race 2020 season if action starts in July. read more »

It is likely the new Formula One season will get underway without spectators as the sport's organisers remain optimistic about salvaging as many as 19 races this year. read more »

Formula 1 could still hold 19 races in 2020 if its season can get underway in July, with events behind closed doors, triple headers and condensed weekends all under... read more »

Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn confirms races could be run behind closed doors when the 2020 season finally restarts, and that consideration is being given to running into next year read more »

Ross Brawn has set a deadline for the start of the 2020 F1 season, saying the latest it can begin is in October. read more »

Formula 1 motorsports managing director Ross Brawn has said that behind closed doors racing is an option as the sport continues to target a '19-race season'. read more »

Ross Brawn has admitted that the season will most likely get underway in Europe behind closed doors, but still hopes for a 19-race calendar. read more »

Ross Brawn offered an extensive update on Formula 1's hopes and plans for 2020 during his appearance on a fascinating Sky F1 Vodcast, stating that he remains optimistic of... read more »

While the Red Bull Ring closed its doors completely, suspending all activities at the ultra-modern facility, China's Shanghai International Circuit reopened. read more »

Martin Brundle has poured cold water over suggestions F1 could begin the season behind closed doors, saying the circuits would "go broke". read more »

The Silverstone Experience is to close its doors to the public just 12-days after being opened by the Duke of Sussex and Lewis Hamilton. read more »

The Automobile Club de Monaco has temporarily closed its doors due to coronavirus but officials still expect both the Historic and Formula 1 grands prix to go ahead. The... read more »

COTA, the home of the United States F1 Grand Prix, has closed indefinitely in response to the global coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Ferrari has closed down production in both its Formula 1 and road-going factories for two weeks, the manufacturer reacting to the coronavirus pandemic which, in Europe, is... read more »

Ferrari has shut its factories in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has hit Italy particularly hard forcing the country into a period of lockdown. Both its Maranello... read more »

Formula 1 could have run behind closed doors in Melbourne, however, instead the FIA and the Australian GP promoters decided to cancel the grand prix. read more »