Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone believes the Bahrain government are "stupid" for hosting a Grand Prix. read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit could host the season opening race in 2014. Circuit boss Zayed Alzayani said on Friday that he would be open to Sakhir Circuit hosting the... read more »

Fernando Alonso reckons the Mugello Circuit is "more than prepared" to host a Formula 1 race in the future, with the Ferrari driver revealing that of all the... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix kickstarts another back-to-back phase this weekend, with the Shanghai International Circuit hosting its tenth Formula 1 race. GPUpdate.net has put... read more »

Thailand is one step closer to hosting a Formula One race in 2015 – if the Thai cabinet gives the go ahead. SAT governor Kanokphand Chulakasem explained,... read more »

The city of Austin gained global media coverage worth $191.2 million from hosting the 2012 United States Grand Prix read more »

The city of Austin gained global media coverage worth £128m from hosting the 2012 United States Grand Prix, according to new research by Formula One industry monitor Formula Money. read more »

The City of Cape Town has put the brakes on the idea of hosting a F1 grand prix due to the "huge" financial costs... read more »

Felipe Massa’s day at the wheel of the F138 started the way last Friday had ended, with bad weather again affecting work at the Catalunya Circuit. The track, on the outskirts... read more »

David Coulthard has criticised those who are questioning the value of hosting a grand prix in Australia, saying they are "selfish"... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he is "very impressed" with the ongoing work at Sochi ahead of its hosting of the 2014 Russian Grand Prix read more »

The German Grand Prix will go ahead as planned at the Nurburgring this season, following successful negotiations between the promoters and Bernie Ecclestone. The agreement... read more »

Two entrepreneurs behind the Nurburgring, have filed a lawsuit against its boss for allegedly damaging negotiations with Bernie Ecclestone about the circuit hosting the German... read more »

The Nurburgring has not given up on hosting this July’s German grand prix. Amid the circuit’s financial troubles, F1 chief executive was quoted on Sunday in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says both France and Portugal have expressed an interest in hosting a race this season, which would fill the yet to be confirmed 20th slot. Whilst Turkey had... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone reacts to criticism in the Australian media on costs involved in hosting of the Melbourne Grand Prix read more »

The current Victoria state administration has said that it will be looking to reduce the amount it spends on hosting the Australian Grand Prix should a new contract be agreed... read more »

Turkey won't return this season after the government refused to help cover the cost of hosting the grand prix... read more »

Barcelona's decision to abandon plans to alternate its annual grand prix hosting rights has caught Valencia by surprise. It was believed Barcelona, the regular host of the... read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya has sent out the strongest message yet that it no longer wants to consider alternating hosting the Spanish GP with Valencia. read more »

Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that he has spoken to the King of Morocco about hosting a Grand Prix in the country though he stresses that this is unlikely to... read more »

Red Bull have confirmed that they have contacted the FIA to make them aware that they would be willing to host a round of the 2013 championship at the Red Bull Ring. The... read more »

Red Bull have notified the FIA that they would be open to hosting a grand prix at the A1-Ring next year. read more »

Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko has said that the company's race track, the Red Bull ring, is open to the possibility of hosting a round of the 2013 Formula One World... read more »

Red Bull is open to the idea of Austria hosting a Formula 1 race next year at its revamped A1 Ring track read more »