F1 race director, Michael Masi, confirms that the sport is looking at "various options" as it seeks to finalise the 2020 calendar. read more »

With F1 considering various options for their revised calendar, Sky Sports claim that a Grand Prix at Mugello is likely to follow Monza read more »

Formula 1 continues to explore its options for the remainder of the 2020 season beyond the initial eight-race calendar - with Italy's Mugello circuit still considered the... read more »

FIA race director, Michael Masi, has said "there is nothing" stopping the shorter Bahrain circuit being used as part of the 2020 calendar. read more »

There is plenty of uncertainty over what happens after the first eight races in 2020, but that's where Formula 1 needs to get creative. read more »

A congested revised 2020 calendar is already providing teams with "a real headache", as Crash.net's F1 Digital Editor Lewis Larkam explains... read more »

Officials at the Portimao circuit have confirmed that discussions have taken place with F1 about the possibility of holding races this year on the revised 2020 calendar. read more »

Following the coronavirus-induced long delay to the 2020 championship, MotoGP has announced the start of its heavily-revised 2020 calendar that includes 13 European rounds. read more »

Officials at the Portimao Circuit in Portugal have confirmed that discussions are ongoing with Formula 1 over proposals to hold a grand prix at the venue. Formula 1 is still... read more »

The Algarve circuit in Portugal has revealed it is in "strong negotiations" with Formula 1 over holding races this year on a revised calendar as replacement for... read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris says getting used to driving a Formula 1 car again wouldn't be that demanding, but the intense calendar changes that. read more »

With three more grands prix officially cancelled, this is how the 2020 F1 calendar is now shaping up... and it could throw a few surprises! read more »

F1 axes three more events from its revised 2020 calendar with Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix cancelled for this year read more »

Formula 1 has announced plans to have a full calendar in place prior to the 2020 season opener in Austria. read more »

Several championships have posted revised calendars in recent weeks while America's leading single-seater series has already got its 2020 campaign up and running.... read more »

Races in Singapore, Azerbaijan and Japan will not take place this year, Formula One has confirmed as it continues to target a calendar of between 15 and 18 events. read more »

The Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japanese Formula 1 races have all officially been cancelled as the 2020 Formula 1 calendar continues to shrink in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19... read more »

Multiple layouts of the Bahrain International Circuit could be used to bolster the 2020 Formula 1 calendar says Ross Brawn. read more »

Formula One is considering holding races at venues not on the original calendar and is also toying with the idea of using an alternative layout should a second race be held in... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed the tyre compounds it will make available for the opening eight races of the 2020 Formula 1 calendar, with the Silverstone double-header getting different... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists the reigning world champions are ready for the challenge that will be posed by a "heavy" revised 2020 F1 calendar. read more »

Should Formula 1 puts together a 10-race calendar, Kimi Raikkonen will hold the record for the most grand prix starts before this season is over. read more »

MotoGP has cancelled the planned round at Mugello amidst rumours that the old-school circuit is set to join the F1 2020 calendar. read more »

Ross Brawn says Formula 1 will not be rushed into confirming the rest of its 2020 calendar as the sport can make a "relatively late call" on whether to race or not at... read more »

Ted Kravitz provides your essential Formula 1 update on the latest edition of The Notebook, with a delayed 2020 calendar prediction, plus reaction to Ross Brawn and Toto... read more »