Portimao has been forced to reduce the number of fans who can attend this weekend's Formula 1 Portuguese Grand Prix due to fresh COVID-19 restrictions read more »

Willaims driver Nicholas Latifi has revealed to heading into this weekend's Portuguese Grand Prix virtually blind as the team does not have the Portimao circuit on its... read more »

Formula 1 arrives at the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve for the first time this weekend for the Portuguese Grand Prix. read more »

Join Mercedes Formula 1 test and reserve driver Esteban Gutierrez for a virtual hot lap of the Algarve International Circuit, the venue for this weekend’s Portuguese Grand... read more »

We just couldn't wait for our first look at Portimão!  read more »

Ferrari will bring yet another upgrade to F1's Portuguese Grand Prix, according to team principal Mattia Binotto. read more »

AlphaTauri drivers, Daniil Kvyat and Pierre Gasly look ahead to this weekend's race at Portimao while reflecting on the Eifel Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes is hopeful that the technical problems that forced Valtteri Bottas to retire from the race action at the Eifel Grand Prix could be fixed and will not require the... read more »

Williams driver George Russell has expressed concern for the layout Formula 1 has opted to use for the inaugural race at Portimao, believing the alternative would have provided... read more »

Portimao's event and commercial director Miguel Praia said the race fee has always been the "knockout" for a Portuguese GP in the past. read more »

Valtteri Bottas is gearing up for Formula 1's first visit to the Algarve International Circuit by familiarising himself with the track on a simulator at home. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has declared the upgrades at Portimao are "progressing extremely well" ahead of Formula 1's maiden visit to the Algarve. read more »

More hard tyres are to be taken to the upcoming races in Istanbul and Portimao, Pirelli chief Mario Isola has confirmed. read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's returning Portuguese Grand Prix say they are aiming to cater for 45,000 fans at the event next month. Portugal's Portimao circuit has been... read more »

Pirelli's prototype 2021 tyres will finally be trialled by Formula 1 teams during practice for the Portuguese Grand Prix. Pirelli is set to retain its current tyres for a... read more »

The 2020 F1 calendar will feature brand new tracks like Mugello, Portimao and the Bahrain outer oval, as well as returning classic tracks like Istanbul, Imola and Nurburgring -... read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed that, before in-season testing was banned, Mercedes was planning on taking their 2018 car to Portimao. read more »

Mercedes were planning to carry out a test at Portimao ahead of the Portuguese GP before testing at new F1 venues for 2020 was outlawed. read more »

Mercedes had planned to carry out running at Portimao, ahead of the Portuguese Grand Prix, prior to the decision to outlaw testing at Formula 1's new or returning 2020... read more »

Formula 1 has extended the 2020 Formula 1 calendar to 13 races as Portimao, Imola and Nürburgring all join. However, the four races in the Americas have all been cancelled. read more »

Formula One has added three more races to its heavily-revised 2020 calendar with Portimao, Nürburgring and Imola emerging as new venues in the coronavirus-affected season. read more »

F1 announces three more events for the 2020 calendar with Imola, Portimao and Nurburgring replacing cancelled US, Brazilian, Mexican and Canadian rounds read more »

F1 announces that there will be races held at the Nurburgring, Portimao and Imola this year, as Brazil, USA, Mexico and Canada are officially cancelled. read more »

Formula One has confirmed three new races on its 2020 calendar, with the addition of the Nurburgring in Germany, Portimao in Portugal and Imola in Italy. read more »

Formula 1 has added races at the Nürburgring, Portimao and Imola to this year's calendar after being forced to axe all four events in the Americas due to Covid-19 concerns. read more »