In the latest F1 Gossip, Mercedes opposes reverse-grid qualifying race proposal, Alonso being considered by Renault and Italy seeks to host two F1 races this year. read more »

Mercedes are set to oppose proposals for an experimental reverse-grid qualifying race when Austria hosts two grands prix in July. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi said that the idea from some fans to trial races on the opposite track layout made him "giggle". read more »

Formula 1's plans to have reverse grid qualifying races on the second weekend of double header events at the same circuit are opposed by Mercedes, which could prevent the... read more »

Formula 1 officials are thinking of reviving their reverse-grid sprint race concept for the double-header events in 2020. read more »

Formula 1 bosses are pushing to introduce reverse grid races for the second race of each double-header weekend, as part of plans to experiment with the race weekend format. The... read more »

Formula One team owners McLaren saw group revenues reverse from £284 million ($348.13 million) to £109 million in the first quarter of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic,... read more »

Not The GP... Series is back for more intense battling and mayhem! This week Veloce Esports are visiting a jewel on the Formula 1 calendar, a place that pushes drivers to the... read more »

Christian Horner admits setting up reverse layouts would involve a "massive amount of work" in order to make sure the track is safe. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has outlined several reasons why it would be almost impossible to race the opposite way around Formula 1 circuits. read more »

Lando Norris has recorded his first Supercars victory in the reverse grid race at COTA - and is mastering the Aussie accent along the way. read more »

Charles Leclerc is keen to experiment with racing in the reverse direction around tracks if this opens up the possibility to hold multiple races at a single venue. read more »

Running grands prix in the opposite direction would be "cool" says Charles Leclerc, who feels it would also level the playing field a bit. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc likes the idea of racing in the "wrong" direction once Formula One emerges from the global coronavirus lockdown. read more »

Charles Leclerc backs the idea of racing the opposite way around circuits as he feels it would connect back to his skills learnt in karting. read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya-Barcelona is open to running more than one grand prix but the second event won't be run anti-clockwise as it wouldn't be safe to do so. read more »

Lando Norris would welcome racing at Silverstone on a reverse track, but thinks it could be a bit "tricky" in trying to tackle it. read more »

Lando Norris says the idea of reversing Silverstone to add more events to the shortened 2020 Formula 1 calendar is a "great opportunity", even if the alternate layout... read more »

Silverstone is open to hosting multiple Formula 1 races in 2020 to help the championship and could consider using a reverse layout of its grand prix circuit read more »

In the space of just ten days, University College London (UCL) and the Mercedes' F1 engine department were able to reverse engineer a breathing aid so that it can be... read more »

The possibility of Formula 1 making a return to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is an option which the venue's new owner Roger Penske is seriously considering.... read more »

Scuderia Ferrari appear to have found their form back, after an unusually poor weekend in Austin two weeks ago. With Vettel and Leclerc on top of the timesheets, the... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes blocked plans to introduce a reverse-grid qualifying race in some events next year to "preserve the DNA" of Formula 1. read more »

If you thought the reverse grid idea was consigned to the dustbin after it was rejected by two teams, then you are wrong as McLaren's Seidl says it could be put back on... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has revealed he said no to reverse grid races to "preserve the DNA" of Formula 1. read more »