Formula 1 has revealed a revised schedule for 2020 and intends to begin the campaign with races in Austria in July. The coronavirus pandemic prompted Formula 1 to implement an... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl admits the coronavirus-forced shutdown to the 2020 Formula 1 season could delay its resurgence up the grid. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has admitted his team's climb up the Formula 1 grid could be delayed due to the coronavirus shutdown read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl admits that his team's rise back up the grid could be delayed by the current shutdown. read more »

Red Bull's push to delay the new rules to 2023 was not only opposed by Ferrari but also small teams dreaming of a change to the pecking order. read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix is the latest planned 2020 Formula 1 event to be placed at risk after the country's government extended a ban on large-scale events until September.... read more »

The COVID-19 pandemic is not only causing huge disruption to the 2020 F1 schedule, but also impacting on the careers of the drivers bidding to reach the highest tier.  read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix has officially joined the list of postponed 2020 Formula 1 races as the COVID-19 crisis continues to impact sport worldwide read more »

Racing Point Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer says that the decision to delay the introduction of the technical revamp for 2021 until 2022 was the best decision the sport could... read more »

Williams driver George Russell and Racing Point chief Otmar Szafnauer joined the Sky F1 team on our latest must-watch Vodcast - with Wednesday's guests discussing a range... read more »

The coronavirus crisis could lead to Formula One's already postponed 2021 rules revolution being pushed back another year to 2023. read more »

Formula 1 could implement a further delay to the proposed new regulations as part of additional cost-cutting measures, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. Formula 1... read more »

Formula 1 teams in talks to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023. read more »

F1 teams have reached "reasonable agreement" to further delay the introduction of new technical regulations until 2023, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1 teams are looking to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023, according to Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner on ventilators, coronavirus 'camps' & F1's new regulations possibly being delayed until 2023. read more »

Ferrari says the delayed introduction of the 2021 regulations has likely put it at a disadvantage to its rivals, but had to accept it for the sake of Formula 1 read more »

AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost says that the coronavirus pandemic has saved Formula 1 teams money in 2020, as they no longer have to conduct "double development"... read more »

Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer has backed Formula 1's decision to delay its new regulations by a year, but says team won't be able to relax when the sport... read more »

Racing Point CEO and team principal Otmar Szafnauer says F1's decision to delay the planned introduction of the 2021 technical regulations makes "absolute sense". read more »

McLaren chief Zak Brown has backed Formula 1's decision to defer the 2021 technical rule changes by a year, saying it was done to "protect" the sport. read more »

With the 18-inch tyres now delayed until 2022, Pirelli have pushed back their scheduled tests to next year. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says the cancellation of the Monaco Grand Prix "hurt" as the reality of the delayed start to the Formula 1 season begins to set in read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will still be switching to Mercedes engines for next season despite Formula One's decision to delay the 2021 rule changes. read more »

F1's regulations overhaul delay until 2022 will have no impact on McLaren's switch to Mercedes power units, the team has confirmed. read more »