Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, F1 faced one of its toughest ever challenges just to pull a season together – and even then there was no certainty what it would look like.... read more »

In a changed and condensed 2020 Formula One season, the Williams Racing team moved back and forth across Europe to compete in races in Portugal, Italy, Germany, Hungary,... read more »

Formula 1's push to eliminate carbon emissions from the sport is important for the wider fight against climate change, according to the sport's Director of Strategy... read more »

Alfa Romeo team manager Beat Zehnder has said that the reason Imola is a two-day event is because of the "insane logistics" involved. read more »

The action happens on the track, but the real challenge takes place behind the scenes. Operating a Formula 1 team requires transporting cars, equipment and personnel across the... read more »

Teams will need to master a logistical challenge in the congested 2020 F1 calendar, says Karl Franson who is responsible for the logistics of Mercedes' race team. read more »

Mercedes has outlined the logistics of Formula 1 in 2020, the paddock set to look very different with awnings replacing the eye-catching motorhomes. read more »

Mercedes has outlined how F1 teams are likely to handle the logistical challenge of a world championship taking place amid a global pandemic... read more »

We're back on track next week, but the team is going racing in a different world to the one we're used to. We asked Joanna Jones, Travel Manager, and Karl Fanson,... read more »

F1 is set to return in Austria on July 5th, but, because of new climate standards, there are now extra safety logistics and procedures that will be implemented, resulting in... read more »

The organiser of Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix says the logistics involved in holding the event meant there was no point even entertaining the notion of postponing its... read more »

Ross Brawn has confirmed Formula 1 is looking into staging "a couple of two-day races" as part of the logistics into a revamped 2020 calendar. read more »

Renault says its new title sponsorship deal with Dubai logistics company DP World boosts its prospects of staying in Formula 1 for the long term read more »

Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix for 2020 has been postponed due to the ongoing outbreak and attempted containment of the Covid-19 coronavirus. Motorsport Week reflects on... read more »

Insight: The logistics of transporting F1 around the world read more »

F1 teams are desperate to find every possible performance gain on their cars while the sport's logistics partner DHL pursues the same goal, albeit off the race track. read more »

Reacting on the soccer world cup, Formula One changed its summer schedule, resulting in its first ever triple header of races. The tight schedule presented a huge logistics... read more »

DHL has been Formula 1's official global logistics partner for 14 years, and involved in the sport for a further 21. However, F1's triple header marks a new challenge. read more »

The logistics and costs of holding one of the pre-season tests in Bahrain are not sustainable to a team like Haas, according to their team principal Guenther Steiner. read more »

Logistics manager Alan Woollard leaves Formula One Management ahead of the new season. read more »

Building and dismantling an F1 garage over 20 times a year has its challenges. Find out how McLaren and the team take on this construction and logistics challenge every Formula... read more »

Haas explains the logistics involved in moving its cars and staff from Japan to the United States, along with the advance sea freight from the UK. read more »

Every day this week, we're taking you behind-the-scenes at Silver Arrows HQ for an exclusive, access-all-areas insight into how the team deals with the hectic turnaround... read more »

Shanghai winner Mercedes reveals its other race against the clock, that of the logistics of back-to-back races. read more »

The announcement that Marussia is on course to be resurrected was met with a welcome surprise, but the sheer logistics of its revival poses more questions read more »