It’s triple header time! Yes, this weekend the French Grand Prix kicks off a run of three races in three successive weekends, and Damon and Tom can’t wait! They discuss who the... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Formula 1's upcoming triple-header will allow him to finally get into a "rhythm" after a tricky start to the 2021 season with McLaren. read more »

Mercedes have vowed to transfer their Baku anger into a strong result at this weekend's French GP as the world champions, amid a fierce battle with Red Bull, bid to bounce... read more »

Honda F1 Managing Director Masashi Yamamoto believes that two races taking place in Japan this year is "impossible". read more »

US Grand Prix promoter Bobby Epstein thinks that a double-header in Austin this season could be "something special". read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto may not travel with the team to Austria for Formula 1's double-header, according to a report. read more »

After the drama of Month of May, which culminated in an emotional record-equalling fourth Indianapolis 500 win for Helio Castroneves, the IndyCar season heads to Detroit for a... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is looking forward to Formula 1's upcoming triple-header, feeling it will be key to his settling-in period at McLaren. read more »

F1 team principals have declared the recent addition of another triple-header to the calendar as "the right back to back" despite past criticism of such scheduling. read more »

Sergio Perez believes this summer's Austrian double-header provides an ideal chance to accelerate his learning of the Red Bull car. read more »

Romain Grosjean's private test with Mercedes will still go ahead next month despite the French Grand Prix's date change. The race at the Circuit Paul Ricard was moved... read more »

Formula 1 has announced the Red Bull Ring will once again host back-to-back races following the postponement of the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Another change to this year's Formula 1 race calendar has been confirmed with the Turkish Grand Prix officially postponed. read more »

As expected, due to the continuing uncertainty over COVID, and the ongoing travel restrictions, F1 has had to revise the 2021 schedule. read more »

Just a few weeks after the Turkey event was announced as being slotted in to the schedule to replace Canada, F1 chiefs have had to change plans again.The fate of the Istanbul... read more »

And just like that, another race weekend is upon us! We're in Barcelona for the second of a back-to-back double header, and it's time for the best preview in the... read more »

Mick Schumacher says he has learned from early mistakes in his first two grand prix weekends and is looking forward to the first double-header of the season. read more »

It has been an unbelievable start to the season for Mclaren as they look to take their momentum into the first double header of the season. read more »

Formula 1 heads to Portugal for the first of back-to-back races as the 2021 season - and title fight - looks set to intensify.  read more »

Andrew Westacott, CEO of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, appears to pour cold water on Daniel Ricciardo's suggestion that Melbourne host a double-header this year. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says that, if the Brazilian Grand Prix is cancelled, he'd love to see an Australian double-header be added to the calendar. read more »

With a number of races almost certain to be cancelled this year, Daniel Ricciardo suggests a double-header at the revamped Albert Park circuit. read more »

The event, scheduled for the 12-13 June weekend after the Azerbaijan GP as the second part of a flyaway double-header, has been in doubt for some time.Turkey, which held a race... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has confirmed talks are happening about turning the season-opening grand prix into a Bahrain double-header - with a swift decision expected. read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are weighing up the possibility of starting the 2021 season with a double-header in Bahrain if the coronavirus situation scuppers plans for a race in Portugal read more »