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It has been confirmed that Zandvoort will host the return of the Dutch Grand Prix in 2020, 35 years after its last Formula 1 race.

Silverstone have stated that talks over the future of the British Grand Prix are still progressing, dismissing ‘fake news’ about a new three-year deal.

First Onboard footage of the Hanoi Street Circuit, the home of Formula 1’s Vietnam Grand Prix have been revealed from Tilke’s engineering group, the architect behind the new track.

Kimi Räikkönen feels that the new aero rules for 2019 has made it easier to follow other cars, although Lewis Hamilton disagrees, feeling they’ve made no difference at all to the racing.

Ross Brawn remains optimistic that Formula 1 drivers will be able to run closely to each other during 2019 after an encouraging start to 2019 with the new aerodynamic regulations.

Ross Brawn believes the model utilised by Haas to enter Formula 1 and be successful needs to be preserved so to attract other potential teams.

Liberty Media are looking at alternatives locations to bring into the Formula 1 calendar, including a possible race within Africa.

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey will act as Honorary Chairman to the 31st Motorsport Hall of Fame of America induction ceremony, held next month in Florida.

The Baku City Circuit, home of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, has renewed its deal with Formula 1 for another three years on top of its existing deal.

Mexican and Russian Grand Promoters’ have defended Liberty Media after the Formula One Promoters’ Association have released a statement regarding how the owners are running the sport.

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Ross Brawn states that F1 will react if the new 2019 aerodynamic changes do not help improve the chances of overtaking next year.

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says that the circuit is no longer solely reliant on the Grand Prix for income, strengthening its position for a sustainable deal.

In an exclusive interview with The Checkered Flag, F1’s Managing Director Sean Bratches says the new FIA Formula 3 Series is a platform where the sport can develop and feed the next generation of talent into F1 and turn them into the next ‘rock stars’ of F1.