Formula 1's calendar for the 2019 season has been approved by the FIA following the World Motor Sport Council meeting St. Petersburg on Wednesday. read more »

The FIA has tonight confirmed the 21-date calendar for the 2019 Formula One World Championship. read more »

The FIA has formally approved the 2019 Formula 1 calendar, with no changes made to the version released in October read more »

Red Bull confirms Dan Ticktum will race in Japan's Super Formula series next year against Lucas Auer, a newcomer to its junior scheme for 2019. read more »

Dan Ticktum will race in Super Formula in 2019, Red Bull has confirmed. Britain's double Macau Grand Prix winner had been linked with a place at Toro Rosso for next year,... read more »

Channel 4's live and free-to-air coverage of the 2019 British Grand Prix will not be made up of Sky Sports' programming, with a deal having been struck between the... read more »

One driver heads into F1 2019 already facing question marks over his future. Crash.net's Lewis Larkam assesses why Valtteri Bottas is the man most under pressure ahead of... read more »

Feature: F1's young guns ready to take 2019 by storm read more »

Red Bull's newest driver Pierre Gasly says he expects Honda to edge closer to rivals Mercedes and Ferrari in time for the 2019 Formula 1 Season read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi doubts his 2017 Formula 1 race experience will help him in '19 because he expects his full-season debut to be "a lot" easier to approach read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits the process which led to him leaving Red Bull to join Renault for 2019 may have affected his preparation for some of the races leading up to the summer... read more »

Renault will now be known as Renault F1 Team for the foreseeable future, switching back to their former name used in the 2000's. read more »

As revealed in the FIA's 2019 entry list, Renault has confirmed a change of name for its F1 team. read more »

TAG Heuer will remain a partner of the the Red Bull Formula 1 team, despite its switch from Renault to Honda engines ending the need for alternative engine branding read more »

Fernando Alonso will use a Chevrolet engine for his bid to win the Indianapolis 500 next year, his McLaren team confirms. read more »

Pirelli has invited teams and drivers to help it decide which tyre compounds to make available for the start of the 2019 Formula 1 season as it seeks "expert" input read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons next season he will once again have a tough battle against Sebastian Vettel for the World title while he hopes Red Bull also play a part. read more »

Formula One will use artificial intelligence to better explain racing to fans during broadcasts of events in 2019, using some data not available to the teams themselves. read more »

Pierre Gasly says he still has a lot to learn in F1 as he prepares to go up against Max Verstappen for the first time at Red Bull in 2019. read more »

McLaren IndyCar has confirmed that it will partner with Chevrolet, rather than Honda, at the 2019 Indianapolis 500, reuniting the two brands after 47 years. read more »

Vettel expects relations to remain cordial with his new 2019 Ferrari F1 teammate. read more »

As part of its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), F1 is to introduce a range of new graphics to its TV coverage in 2019. read more »

Canadian Nicholas Latifi will be reserve driver for Williams in 2019, joining from Force India, where he was development driver. read more »

Formula 1 will use artificial intelligence to help power a raft of new in-race television graphics that it plans to debut in 2019 read more »

Formula 2 race winner Nicholas Latifi has signed with the Williams team as their reserve driver for the 2019 F1 season. read more »