Formula 1's traditional podium ceremonies have been scrapped for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus pandemic. The top three finishers from each grand prix,... read more »

Formula 1 could axe its traditional grid build up for this season in order to maintain social distancing, or at least shorten the procedure. read more »

Formula 1 has been advised that it could consider abandoning the traditional grid build up to races from now on if they feel that social distancing cannot be respected read more »

The promoter of Formula 1's Russian Grand Prix says holding a traditional race weekend is its preferred approach for 2020, but remains open to hosting multiple rounds.... read more »

F1 will continue to evaluate possible changes to the traditional weekend format despite a proposal for a reverse-grid qualifying race getting snubbed, says CEO Chase Carey. read more »

The season-opening Austrian Grand Prix will feature the traditional three-day format. read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says plans for the two Formula 1 races to be held at the venue this summer will look very different from a traditional British Grand Prix read more »

Sebastian Vettel claims the traditions of Ferrari lead to the Formula 1 team being misunderstood by those on the outside. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari's traditional Italian rules and philosophies often lead to the team being misunderstood. read more »

Having tested in black, Renault is back to its traditional yellow for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner hopes that a "philosophy" change will put an end to their traditional slow starts to the season. read more »

Haas F1 Team, have become the first team to unveil their new car for the 2020 season, their car the VF-20 will return to traditional colours of company. read more »

Haas are the first Formula 1 team to show images of their 2020 challenger, the VF-20, and, as expected, have gone back to a more traditional look. read more »

Haas has published renders of the VF-20, its 2020 Formula 1 challenger, as it bids to climb back up the pecking order after a difficult season. Haas has reverted to its... read more »

Formula 1 will reinstate the traditional chequered flag in 2020, using that to signal the "definitive" end of a grand prix rather than an electronic board. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes F1 should use a traditional chequered flag rather than an electronic system to avoid a repeat of the error that occurred during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Haas driver Kevin Magnussen has said he would welcome a lot more street circuits to the calendar as opposed to traditional race tracks. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1 cannot afford to lose traditional races like the German Grand Prix, and thinks the championship will eventually realise it needs an event in his... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says the German Grand Prix deserves special status, which should see it, and other traditional races, kept on the Formula 1 calendar at the expense of... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix, F1's traditional season opener, has extended its race contract for a further two years and will remain in Melbourne until at least 2025. read more »

McLaren has completely eliminated its infamous "matrix" management structure and will have a traditional Formula 1 leadership arrangement under new team principal... read more »

The start of the traditional European leg of the F1 season brings the return of the motorhomes! Join ROKiT Williams Racing as we take you on a tour of ours. read more »

Expectation lies heavy upon Red Bull as we head to Barcelona, the traditional venue for the raft of updates and the possible re-aligning of the competitive orders seen in the... read more »

Crash.net considers what each F1 team needs heading into this weekend's Spanish GP, which marks the traditional start of the European leg of the season.  read more »

Bahrain will give us a better indication of where we stand because it's a much more traditional circuit compared to the stop-start layout of Melbourne. read more »