Team managers have expressed their fears over the additional burden brought by new races and the return of in-season testing on the 2014 F1... read more »

Felipe Massa believes there is plenty of room for improvement in the 2014 calendar after describing the arrangement of the draft schedule released last week as... read more »

Korea s chances of staying on the F1 schedule next season are 'fifty-fifty', the promoter of the event has said.     read more »

Felipe Massa gets a chance to talk about his impending departure from Ferrari when he attends Thursday's FIA press conference... read more »

Formula E has unveiled its provisional calendar for its inaugural season which kicks off in late-2014, ending in early 2015. The all-electric racing series begins in Beijing on... read more »

The FIA has published the final calendar for the 2014 season, which will see a record 22-races and includes both Mexico and New Jersey. Whilst some events remain provisional,... read more »

The Grand Prix of New Jersey is back on the calendar for the 2014 Formula 1 season, after the FIA released a 22-race provisional schedule following a meeting of the World... read more »

New Jersey has won a temporary reprieve for inclusion on the 2014 Formula 1 calendar, with a June 1 slot set to be left open when the FIA approves the provisional schedule next... read more »

New Jersey, is it on? Or is it off? Nobody really knows for sure - not even Bernie Ecclestone it would seem - but race promoter Leo Hindery Jnr is almost certain it's on.... read more »

New Jersey race promoter Leo Hindery Jr says he expects the Grand Prix of America to be on the 2014 F1 calendar, despite being left off the preliminary schedule. read more »

With Mexico set to be included in next year's schedule, Pastor Maldonado is hoping that a Venezuelan F1 race is just around the corner... read more »

The draft F1 schedule for 2014 has provoked the usual debate on how many races are are feasible, and which ones should and could feature on the final... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that there is no draft calendar for next season's F1 world championship - despite the eleven teams all having copies of the proposed... read more »

The 2014 F1 World Championship could feature as many as 21 races next season, although the event in New Jersey is not on the draft schedule, which has been leaked ahead of the... read more »

A record 21-race calendar has been circulated amongst the teams in Italy on Thursday and includes a return to Mexico but no New Jersey Grand Prix. The draft schedule will... read more »

A fully-funded Mexican Grand Prix could trump the struggling Grand Prix of America when it comes to claiming a place on next year's F1... read more »

Mexico is poised to make a surprise return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2014, after high level sources revealed that it is to be awarded a provisional slot in next year's... read more »

The Grand Prix of America, situated on the streets of New Jersey, won't be happening in 2014, Bernie Ecclestone has admitted to CNN. The race's future has been in... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will be among six drivers to field questions during Thursday's FIA press conference at Spa... read more »

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh has praised Bernie Ecclestone for keeping F1's "conveyor belt rolling" amid uncertainty over the futures of some grands prix -... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Indian Grand Prix is likely to be dropped from the schedule next year, despite its contract running until 2015. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that there are doubts over India's position on the 2014 F1 schedule.     read more »

Dubai Autodrome is being pushed as a surprise deviation for F1's pre-season test schedule next season.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has played down suggestions the F1 calendar could blow out to an unprecedented 22 races in 2014. The reports, including in the Italian magazine Autosprint,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen will be among six drivers to field questions in Hungary on Thursday... read more »