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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.

With the 2019 FIA Formula 1 Season not too far away from going lights out in Australia, here are what to watch out for throughout the season?

As we look back on the 2018 Formula 1 season, we reflect on the ten of the biggest stories that erupted over the course of the season!

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.

F1’s Commercial Director Sean Bratches has issued a warning to the future over Silverstone hosting the British Grand Prix, reminding fans that other venues have hosted the prestigious race in its’ 68 year history.

There was something rather heroic about Ross Brawn’s return to the F1 paddock. However, increasingly the bold plans behind the billowing red cape are suffering the suffocating effects of obstinate paddock politics…

Formula 1 has confirmed that the city of Hanoi, Vietnam will host the first ever Vietnam Grand Prix, set to take place in April 2020.

Haas Team boss Guenther Steiner feels the presence of Americans fans in F1 are ‘important’ for the sport, and thinks a second race in the USA would help F1 create the attention it needs within the country.

Haas’ Romain Grosjean admits that he would like to see three races to be held in the USA, in a bid to help increase F1 viewership and interest within the country.

Ross Brawn has revealed concept designs of Formula 1’s vision of the 2021 Season, revealing a more aggressive designed cars in a bid to promote closer racing.

The Japanese Grand Prix has agreed a new three year deal to host the race at Suzuka until 2021, with Honda as a title sponsor for the 2018 race.

Formula 1 has announced it’s draft for the 2019 season with the season opener to take place in Melbourne, Australia on the 17th March and the season finale in Abu Dhabi on 1st December.