Formula 1 has announced an updated calendar for the 2021 season, with Bahrain the season opener on March 28 and Imola added to the schedule. read more »

Formula One has issued a revised 2021 calendar, with the planned season-opener in Australia postponed until November and a race at Imola replacing the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

As F1 prepares to release the first details of a revised 2021 race schedule, Bahrain looks set to host the three-day pre-season test. read more »

Australian Grand Prix organisers and officials are discussing the schedule for the race with Formula One management, a government spokesman said on Tuesday, amid speculation... read more »

FIA president, Jean Todt admits that due to ongoing uncertainty over the pandemic, he expects further changes to the F1 schedule for 2021. read more »

Formula One will reduce the on-track action of race weekends in 2021 by shortening Friday's free practice session from ninety minutes to a single hour. read more »

A 23-race Formula 1 season - the longest in the sport's 71-year history - has been confirmed by the FIA for 2021. read more »

Formula One's 23-race schedule for 2021, featuring a new race in Saudi Arabia, has been given the official stamp of approval by the FIA's World Motor Sport Council. read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has approved the 23-date F1 schedule for 2021 originally presented last month. read more »

A day ahead of schedule, F1 has officially confirmed that Sao Paulo will continue to host the Brazilian Grand Prix until 2025. read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen led the way during opening practice for Formula 1's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Friday afternoon. The locked-down Yas Marina... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have been warned their lap times will be deleted should they exceed track limits for the final corner of the Yas Marina Circuit. The venue will once more host... read more »

Just one in 10 Formula 1 fans surveyed believe the championship's calendar should be expanded further in coming seasons. Formula 1's 2021 schedule is set to feature... read more »

The all-female W Series will start its eight race 2021 season at France's Le Castellet circuit in June and end in Mexico City in October as part of its new role supporting... read more »

Formula 1 takes a step into the unknown this weekend in Bahrain when it uses a short outer loop configuration that is unlike anything we’ve seen in grand prix racing for... read more »

Nikita Mazepin has highlighted the intensity of the schedule as one of his biggest challenges when stepping up to Formula 1 next year. read more »

Carlos Sainz has criticised the lack of preparation he will have ahead of his Ferrari debut next season. read more »

Outgoing Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says the championship is aiming to further expand its calendar through the 2020s, and could rotate some events. The championship has never... read more »

W Series Champion and Williams Formula 1 development driver Jamie Chadwick has been confirmed as one half of Veloce Racing’s Extreme E driver line-up. The all-electric off-road... read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks the opening part of the 2021 F1 schedule could still be impacted by the global health pandemic. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen says he would prefer to have some older Formula 1 venues back on the calendar permanently in the wake of their 2020 events. Formula 1 had to... read more »

Mercedes F1 team boss Toto Wolff has cautioned against the human cost of F1's expanding calendar, as triple-headers return on the provisional 23-round 2021 schedule read more »

Out-going F1 boss, Chase Carey admits that as a healthy f1 recovers from the pandemic, it is eyeing a regular 24-race schedule that would see some events rotated. 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 »

Teams admit concern over the proposed 23-date 2021 schedule, not least the back-to-back triple-headers. read more »