Formula 1’s calendar faces a shakeup over the next couple of years that could see historic events drop off to make way for new venues. The 2022 calendar is a record breaker at... read more »

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February, F1 announced the cancellation of the race in Sochi scheduled for 25 September, as well as terminating the grand... read more »

Amid ongoing worldwide problems with the shipping of cargo, F1 escaped a near miss ahead of the Australian Grand Prix when equipment from three teams risked not making it in... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal, Mattia Binotto, was rather emotional after the Bahrain Grand Prix, where the team secured their first 1-2 since the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Disaster for Red Bull as Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez retire, leaving Lewis Hamilton to join Ferrari pair on Bahrain podium as Maranello outfit scores first 1-2 since... read more »

The gathering will take place at the Barcelona test after Russia launched an attack on Ukraine that clearly puts in doubt upcoming sporting events in the country, such as the... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto says the team's goal for the 2022 Formula 1 season is to return to winning grands prix. The Italian squad has not stood atop a podium... read more »

Lando Norris has added to the concerns regarding visibility with the new 18-inch tyres... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix will be on the Formula 1 calendar until at least the 2028 season after a new contract was signed with the Marina Bay Street Circuit earlier this week. read more »

Formula 1 has announced that the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix will continue to be held at the Marina Bay Street Circuit for another seven years. The multi-year extension... read more »

Formula 1 will be racing in Singapore for another SEVEN years, signing an extension from 2022-2028! Take a look back through the years at some of Marina Bay's most amazing... read more »

Singapore signs a new contract with Formula 1 to hold its grand prix for at least the next seven years. read more »

The future of the Singapore Grand Prix in Formula 1 is secure after a new multi-year contract was announced. read more »

Formula 1 will continue to race in Singapore until 2028 after signing a seven-year contract extension. read more »

Formula One has signed a seven-year deal to keep the Singapore Grand Prix on the calendar until 2028. read more »

Formula 1 will keep racing in Singapore until at least 2028 after a new deal was confirmed to retain Marina Bay and its enthralling street circuit. read more »

The Singapore Tourism Board has announced that Singapore will continue to host a round of the Formula One World Championship for another seven years, from 2022 to 2028. read more »

The organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix have signed a new long-term deal with F1 that keeps the race on the calendar through to 2028. read more »

Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix will remain on the calendar for at least another seven years after a long-term agreement was reached. Singapore joined Formula 1's... read more »

The sport's first night race was absent from the calendar in both 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it returns this year on October 2 as the middle event of... read more »

The Marina Bay Street Circuit pit building is to be used as a COVID-19 care facility as cases rise in Singapore. read more »

The pit building at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore is to be used as a temporary facility to treat Covid-19 patients. Singapore is currently encountering a rise in... read more »

Last week the FIA's World Motor Sport Council rubber-stamped F1's longest-ever season with a 2022 calendar comprising 23 grands prix.The Miami Grand Prix will make... read more »

After this year's run of 22 events, the calendar has been extended by one event in 2022, with the 23-race schedule ratified by the World Motor Sport Council earlier this... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the 2022 F1 calendar, with China absent for the third successive year, while Imola remains and Singapore returns. read more »