Piquet Senior released from hospital after bout of COVID-19
Triple Formula 1 world champion Nelson Piquet has been discharged from hospital after being treated for COVID-19 according to several reports from h... Read More...
Leclerc: I have tested positive for COVID-19
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc confirmed on Thursday he had tested positive for COVID-19 and was self-isolating at home in Monaco with mild symptoms... Read More...
Looking back on Formula 1’s strangest season
Formula 1's pandemic-hit season was packed with novelty and surprises, even if Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes retained their titles in record style and... Read More...
Stark figures for McLaren are a sign of the times
Formula 1 team owners McLaren saw group revenues reverse from 284 million pounds ($348.13 million) to 109 million in the first quarter of 2020 due... Read More...
Fans Eager to See and Bet on Formula 1 As Soon as Possible
Now even though there haven't been any races in Formula 1 championship this season, there were plenty of activities and developments which kept th... Read More...
Dutch Grand Prix won’t happen this year
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The official Formula 1 Twitter has announced that the Dutch Grand Prix will not happen in 2020, the seaside Zandvoort ... Read More...
Silverstone: Logistics key to getting this F1 championship underway
Formula 1 remains hopeful about the chances of racing at Britain's Silverstone circuit in July and August despite quarantine measures confirmed on... Read More...
Report: Formula 1 won’t be subject to UK quarantine measures
Formula 1 is working to put on a British Grand Prix in July even if the country imposes quarantine measures on visitors during the COVID-19 crisis... Read More...
Hamilton: Ghost races will be worse than a test day
Driving around Formula 1 tracks without fans cheering at Silverstone and Monza would literally feel “very empty” for world champion Lewis Hamilton... Read More...
Ricciardo: First race back will see some form of chaos
Fans and drivers alike should be prepared for a chaotic first race when Formula 1 returns after its extended, COVID-19-induced layoff, says Renaul... Read More...
Wurz: I believe we can start in July
Formula 1 is on-track to start its season at the Austrian Grand Prix on July 5, according to Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz.
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Williams: The safety of our people is paramount
Williams will put safety first even though the team is one of several whose survival depends on Formula 1 starting racing again, deputy principal ... Read More...
Carey: We could use tracks not on the calendar
Formula 1 could race at circuits not on the current calendar as it seeks to rev up a 2020 season stalled by the COVID-19 pandemic and against a ba... Read More...
IndyCar to resume racing on June 6
IndyCar will open its delayed season on June 6 in Texas without fans in attendance and with strict guidelines to protect the participants amid the... Read More...
Saillant: Positive COVID-19 tests won’t stop races
Formula 1's strict biosecurity protocols mean it will not have to cancel future grands prix in the wake of a positive test for the coronavirus, sa... Read More...
Brawn: Paddock members will be tested every two days
Formula 1 personnel will be tested for COVID-19 every two days as part of the sport's 'biosphere' plan to resume racing, says managing director Ro... Read More...
Camilleri: No Formula 1 a ‘big hit’ to Ferrari’s finances
Formula 1's coronavirus-induced hiatus has almost completely wiped-out Ferrari's first-quarter profits from other areas of its business, CEO Louis... Read More...
Brawn: Formula 1 cost cap will now start at $145-million
Formula 1 has agreed a $145 million budget cap for teams next year and will continue to try and tighten that for future seasons, managing director... Read More...