Red Bull's Sergio Perez says he is not a fan of new Formula 1 circuits, believing many of them are "lacking character". F1 has signed long-term agreements with a... read more »

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has suggested that Formula 1 should alternate select races on the calendar to ensure European rounds continue to feature. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it would be "horrible" for Formula 1 to lose traditional grands prix in its pursuit of new venues. Formula 1 will this year welcome Miami to the... read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed the "truth" about how F1 fans feel about new tracks joining the calendar in place of historic venues. read more »

Monaco has long stood as one of F1's most prestigious events due to its rich history and glamorous image, acting as the original street race on the calendar in 1950.But,... read more »

The president of the Automobile Club de Monaco has dismissed claims that the addition of events like Las Vegas and Miami to the F1 calendar could signal the end of the iconic... read more »

American interest in Formula 1 is on the up. The success of the United States Grand Prix in Austin has contributed to Miami joining the calendar, with Las Vegas set to make it... read more »

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Last week F1 announced the Las Vegas Grand Prix would return to the calendar from next year with a November date slot, bolstering the number of races in the United States to... read more »

GP Racing editor Ben Anderson and columnist Mark Gallagher join host Stuart Codling to discuss the latest developments in F1, and not just the recently announced Las Vegas... read more »

In this week's Crash.net F1 podcast featuring Ben Edwards, we react to the news of Las Vegas' return to the calendar from 2023 and consider which races could be at... read more »

New challengers, new corners -a lot has changed since F1 last raced in Australia in 2019. Melbourne’s Albert Park racetrack is faster than before, and Ferrari and Red Bull will... read more »

The recent announcement of the Las Vegas Grand Prix as F1 continues to build its presence in the United States has thrust the sport even more firmly into the spotlight. read more »

F1 announced last week that it would be adding a third grand prix in the United States to the calendar from next year, unveiling plans for a night street race in Las Vegas.The... read more »

Las Vegas will be a stunning addition to the Formula One calendar next year but will also put into focus the future of Monaco's showcase grand prix, according to McLaren... read more »

Lofty ambitions for Vegas, and they've not even raced there yet. read more »

Nevada governor Steve Sisolak anticipates the Las Vegas Grand Prix will generate "over a billion dollars" with a bumper 170,000 crowd. read more »

Nevada governor Steve Sisolak has predicted the recently announced Las Vegas Grand Prix will become the "flagship race of F1". read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes scheduling the Las Vegas Grand Prix on a Saturday night was the "obvious thing" for F1. read more »

Zak Brown believes that the addition of Las Vegas to the F1 schedule could signal the beginning of the end for Monaco, long considered the sport's jewel in the crown. read more »

The governor of Nevada, Steve Sisolak, believes that the Las Vegas Grand Prix will become the "most iconic" Formula 1 race in the coming years. Earlier this week, F1... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has insisted the Las Vegas Grand Prix will not 'dilute' the US market when joining the calendar next year. read more »

The inclusion of the Las Vegas Grand Prix and the interest of other new locations in joining the F1 calendar has put historic races at risk with the schedule nearing its limit... read more »

Take a look back at the 1981 and 1982 Grand Prix held in Las Vegas, as F1 prepares to race in the Silver City once more, with an exciting new Grand Prix coming in 2023. For... read more »

Formula 1 will step up to three races in the United States from 2023, but Stefano Domenicali does not think that is too many. read more »