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F1 considering new venues as first quarter revenues slump
The Liberty Media-owned sport reported first-quarter revenues of $39 million on Thursday, compared to $246 million in the same period last year, with no races scheduled for Q2 either.
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McLaren boss expects to 'hit a glitch' in F1 season plans
Austria is expected to host two races from July to start a season that has so far seen 10 rounds either cancelled or postponed.
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Formula One considering closed races once season starts
The Australian opener on March 15 was cancelled and every race up to the French Grand Prix on 28 June 28 has been postponed so far.
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McLaren boss Brown warns F1 must change to survive
The season has yet to start, with two races - including the showcase Monaco Grand Prix in May - cancelled and six postponed so far.
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Dutch, Spanish, Monaco Formula 1 GPs postponed with June start now in mind
The triple postponements follow the cancellation of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix last week, and the postponement of the Chinese, Bahrain and Vietnam Grand Prix races.
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Hamilton slams F1 for holding Australia GP despite virus
Lewis Hamilton said he feared for the health of the elderly in particular, and fans attending Albert Park, where more than 300,000 flocked during last year’s race, according to organisers’ estimates.
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Three F1 team members tested for virus at Australian GP
Two were from the Haas F1 team and one from McLaren.
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Formula One unrest, uncertainty as Hamilton eyes Schumacher record
Against a backdrop of climate crisis demonstrations and coronavirus fears, not to mention an angry anti-Ferrari schism in the pit-lane, it is hardly likely to be a peaceful season.
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McLaren drivers keep the bromance bubbling at car launch
Norris, a rookie last year as Britain’s youngest F1 driver, and Spaniard Sainz both liked what they saw as the Renault-powered papaya and blue car was pushed out at the Woking factory.
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China's F1 grand prix hangs in balance over virus fears
Several British media outlets ran unsourced reports on Wednesday saying the Shanghai race, the fourth of the new season, will be either postponed or cancelled.
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Ferrari unveil SF1000 car for coming F1 season
Narrower than last season's SF90, with a deeper red colouring the body, Ferrari is pinning its hopes on the SF1000 car earning them drivers and constructors titles that have eluded them for 12 and 11 years respectively.
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Brawn says F1 will shut down loopholes quickly from 2021
The sport is set to enter a new era next year, with sweeping rule changes aimed at making the track action more competitive and cheaper.
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No need for ageing champions, Max is the man for Red Bull
The two champions are out of contract at the end of the season, by which time 35-year-old Hamilton could have equalled Michel Schumacher’s record seven titles.
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Hamilton yet to open contract negotiations with Mercedes
Mercedes want the Briton to stay but the situation has been clouded by uncertainty over Wolff’s own future and the German manufacturer’s commitment to a sport it has dominated for the past six years.
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Hamilton warns he will be 'a machine'
The 35-year-old Mercedes driver posted a picture on Instagram of himself at home, hugging a wooden pillar and smiling.
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Major sports events in 2020
A look at the major sporting events coming up in 2020.
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Leclerc extends Ferrari deal until 2024
Charles Leclerc had seven pole positions and two wins at the Belgian and Italian Grand Prix.
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Hamilton talks informal, says Ferrari chief
The 34-year-old Lewis Hamilton, who comes to the end of his Mercedes contract next season, will be bidding for a record-equalling seventh world title in 2020.
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Hamilton ends the F1 season in style in Abu Dhabi
The 34-year-old Mercedes driver led every lap from pole position to chequered flag, banging in a fastest lap for good measure to emphasise his supremacy under the Yas Marina floodlights.
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Vettel, Leclerc summoned to explain collision
The pair, who collided while fighting for fourth place on Sunday, were forced to retire from the race, leaving Ferrari embarrassed and pointless and the drivers arguing about who was to blame.
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Sainz claims McLaren's first podium since 2014 after 'unbelievable' race
The highly-rated young Spaniard came home fourth on the road for McLaren in Sunday's tumultuous race, but was promoted to third when six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton was penalised - and then made to wait while his own race was investigated.
