Silverstone and F1 reach a deal to host two races behind closed doors
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Ross Brawn, talks about all the security measures to keep the Paddock safe during the 2020 season, which should start in July in Austria.
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Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez track will be a temporal hospital to treat patients with Covid-19
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Esteban Ocon said that, there is no place for DNFs ahead of the 2020 F1 season
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Hockenheim organisers are in talks with Formula 1 for a possible German Grand Prix in 2020.
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F1 2020 calendar could have 15 to 18 races as F1 CEO explains starting the season this summer.
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Liberty Media has provided a $1.4 billion lifeline to help Formula 1 and its teams overcome the current economic downturn.
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Dutch GP in 2020 ‘not likely’ as ban on mass events is extended until September.
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AlphaTauri Team Principal reveals that every missed race costs the team around one and a half to two million euros.
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F1 could return to a token system that limits the car development of the 2020 and 2021.
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Charles Leclerc takes dominant victory in the second round of the Virtual GP Series
McLaren CEO Zak Brown wants Binotto to clear the “secret deal” contents.
FIA has announced an extension to the shutdown period for teams extended to 63 days.
If the conditions in Italy improve in the coming months, the Imola circuit is willing to host a Formula 1 race behind closed doors.
Silverstone Circuit director said that they are willing to race without fans for Formula 1 race.
Formula 1 teams in talks to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023.