In light of the Covid-19 pandemic, F1 was forced to take a chainsaw to its 2020 calendar, with Portimao and Mugello debuting, Imola and Istanbul Park returning, and... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says his second practice session in Bahrain was "horrible" on account of Ferrari making overly aggressive set-up changes. Vettel, in his penultimate... read more »

McLaren's Andreas Seidl has declared his preference for fewer races and rotating the venues instead of expanding the F1 calendar. read more »

CEO of the Formula One Group Chase Carey says a 24-race calendar with rotating events could be on the way. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says that the organisation is targeting a calendar of 24 grands prix "in the next few years", with some events rotating read more »

Valtteri Bottas described his Turkish Grand Prix as a "disaster" as he relinquished any hopes of the 2020 world title by spinning on six separate occasions. Bottas... read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have backed the idea of a rotating calendar in the future, so the schedule gets injected with fresh events each year read more »

Monza isn't interested in sharing the Italian Grand Prix with Imola, according to former Formula 1 driver and president of the Automobile Club of Milan, Ivan Capelli. The... read more »

Sir Jackie Stewart has hit out at the current Formula 1 stewards' system, explaining that more consistency is required on the panel. Introduced in 2010, the current... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says he isn't aware of the rumoured FIA interest in their flexible front-wing. A report in the German publication Auto und Motor... read more »

As the Formula One circus pitches tent at Hockenheim, it has been revealed that the Nurburgring, which hosts the German Grand Prix on a rotating basis, is to file for insolvency. read more »

The boss of the Belgian grand prix has confirmed reports the once-touted race alternation with France is now off the agenda. It had been suggested fabled Spa-Francorchamps... read more »

France’s new sports minister has confirmed there is some doubt the country will return to the Formula One calendar next year. Bernie Ecclestone announced recently... read more »