The 2020 Formula 1 season will start in Austria on 5 July, the first of a run of eight races in Europe. read more »

Formula 1 has formally released its calendar of European events for the 2020 season, with eight races planned at six venues across a two-month period. Formula 1's... read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed that Mercedes are the only team preventing from reverse grid races happening during the revised 2020 schedule. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner is glad that a revised budget cap has been agreed, but thought it could have been lower still. read more »

F1's revised 2020 calendar is set to feature eight European rounds between July and September. read more »

Formula 1 is set to unveil a revised European portion of its 2020 calendar with the intention of running eight races at six locations across a 10-week period from July through... read more »

In the latest F1 gossip, Bottas holding talks with Red Bull and Renault, more details emerge about F1's revised calendar, and Ricciardo "craving" chance to win... read more »

George Russell hopes he will be able to complete some test running in a Formula 1 car before the revised start to the 2020 season in Austria in early July read more »

Zak Brown has said while there is universal desire to have Silverstone on the revised calendar, Formula 1 can't wait forever for it to happen. read more »

With the race(s) at Silverstone in doubt, Hockenheim boss confirms that he is in talks with F1 with a view to hosting an event but that a decision must be made soon. read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix say they remain optimistic that this year's event can go ahead as scheduled, amid the coronavirus pandemic. Formula 1 is... read more »

With the pandemic having effectively turned the 2020 season on its head, to alleviate the pressure of the revised calendar Pirelli is seeking to scrap the practice of teams... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix looks unlikely to take place on the revised 2020 F1 calendar, although race promoters remain in "open dialogue" with championship officials. read more »

The revised 2020 calendar is continuing to take shape with Spa given the green light to host a behind-closed-doors Belgian Grand Prix on August 30. read more »

The Dutch, Canadian and Singapore GPs are all absent from the revised 2020 race schedule, according to reports. read more »

Ferrari has confirmed that Carlos Sainz Jr. will replace Sebastian Vettel at the team for the 2021 Formula 1 season, completing its revised driver line-up. Vettel has raced for... read more »

Chase Carey has confirmed Formula 1 is considering adding venues that were not on the original 2020 calendar and admitted this year's schedule could run into next year read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that discussions have been held with venues not on the original 2020 calendar, as talks continue over arranging a revised calendar.... read more »

Organisers of the Russian Grand Prix say they want to retain their original race date on Formula 1’s revised 2020 calendar. Russia has been a fixture on the Formula 1 schedule... read more »

Formula 1's Managing Director Ross Brawn says championship organisers are giving serious thought to running two races at some venues, a week apart, due to the challenge of... read more »

Hockenheim CEO reveals that he is in talks with F1 bosses with a view to hosting a round of the revised 2020 season. read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya is confident of taking one of the summer European dates on the revised F1 calendar. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has said he will no longer be in Formula 1 if teams are forced to take on more pay drivers to help with finances. Although Formula 1 has released a revised plan... read more »

As Chase Carey reveals proposal for revised 2020 calendar, Silverstone has confirmed that if the British Grand Prix goes ahead it will be without spectators. read more »

Formula 1 has officially revealed its plan to host a 15-18 race season, starting with the Austrian Grand Prix in July. read more »