Sebastian Vettel has become the first driver to sample the new circuit currently under construction in Russia. The 5.8km circuit, which circles the Winter Olympic Park in... read more »

Russian Grand Prix organisers says construction work at the Sochi track is firmly on target, ahead of Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel's visit to the track next week. read more »

There could be fireworks in Thursday's FIA press conference in Shanghai as Mark Webber will be among those to field questions... read more »

After more than a fortnight away, Formula 1 returns to life at the Shanghai International Circuit this weekend. Part of a back-to-back schedule with Bahrain, the venue has all... read more »

The weather continued to play its part today as just like in FP3 the rain didn't stop. Qualifying was initially delayed 10 minutes, but then another 20 minutes, only... read more »

Defending Champ Seb Vettel, 2012 runner-up Fernando Alonso and Merc new boy Lewis Hamilton will field questions on Thursday... read more »

NBC, which has taken over coverage of Formula One from Fox's Speed channel, is set to announce its schedule for the coming season read more »

Meeting in Geneva, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council has agreed a number of decisions relating to Formula One, including the fact that the 2013 season will comprise 19... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes that the F1 field could cope with an extra couple of races on top of a 20-round schedule in future. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed he wants to push out F1′s already bustling calendar to 22 races in 2014. This year, with New Jersey’s demise, the schedule... read more »

Romain Grosjean says Lotus is "somewhere in the four or five best cars" after concluding his pre-season testing schedule read more »

As the F1 teams prepare for the final pre-season test in Barcelona, Brazilian rookie Luiz Razia’s Formula One future appears in tatters. The 23-year-old was left out... read more »

Alain Prost, the quadruple world champion, is hopeful France could finally return to the F1 calendar next year. Recently, following his native country's five year absence... read more »

Luiz Razia has confirmed that off-track “conflicts” caused him to sit out last week’s Barcelona test. Despite intending to run its new Brazilian... read more »

He may be slightly behind schedule after going under the knife again, but Mark Webber is confident he will hit the ground running in Melbourne... read more »

Williams has passed the final FIA-regulated crash test with its new FW35 chassis, meaning the outfit is on schedule for its launch presentation on Tuesday 19 February. read more »

Before the F1 season gets under way the teams will launch there cars to the public before sending them out for pre-season testing. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that F1's 2013 schedule will feature only 19 rounds. Until New Jersey's demise, this year's calendar was set to have twenty... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that F1′s 2013 schedule will feature only 19 rounds. Until New Jersey’s demise, this year’s calendar was set to... read more »

The 2013 calendar will feature just 19 races, rather than the 20 featured on last year's record breaking schedule, according to F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. The... read more »

Hopes for a 20th race on the 2013 F1 schedule appear to have been fallen foul of a ticking clock, according to comments from Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

The inaugural Russian Grand Prix is set to be held in November 2014. Anatoly Pakhomov, the major of Sochi, insists that construction is still on schedule. “It will be... read more »

The mayor of Moscow claims that Russia's first Grand Prix will take place in November next year, despite claims that construction work is behind schedule. read more »

There will be no V8 Supercars on the support schedule for this year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, it has been announced. read more »

Toro Rosso's new car is "on schedule" and will be ready for the first pre-season test at Jerez, according to Daniel Ricciardo... read more »