The Dutch GP will return to the Formula 1 calendar for the first time in 35 years in 2020 - giving Max Verstappen his first home race. read more »

The Dutch Grand Prix is set to be confirmed on the 2020 Formula 1 calendar, marking the race's return to the schedule for the first tie in 35 years. Zandvoort will host... read more »

With Formula 1 preparing to confirm the Dutch Grand Prix's spot on the 2020 calendar, the Netherlands national rail network has warned that accessibility to the Zandvoort... read more »

Amidst talk that Zandvoort is to replace Barcelona on the calendar next year, the Spanish circuit's boss remains hopeful that a new deal can still be agreed. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has all but confirmed that a Dutch Grand Prix will be confirmed on the 2020 calendar, in a bizarre attempt to play down the story. It has been an open... read more »

The Dutch Grand Prix is set to return to the F1 calendar in 2020 after an absence of 35 years. read more »

The rumours of the 2019 race at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya being its last continue, but track boss Vicens Aguilera says talks are still ongoing about retaining their... read more »

Spanish Grand Prix chiefs are confident that they can finalise a deal to keep the Barcelona race on the Formula 1 calendar in 2020, even if its date changes read more »

There is an extremely high chance that the Spanish Grand Prix will remain on the calendar next season, according to Vicenc Aguilera. read more »

Spanish Grand Prix organisers say there is a 90 per cent chance of the race remaining at the Circuit de Catalunya and on the Formula 1 calendar in 2020. The Barcelona venue had... read more »

Two races on, two races off for Formula 1's 2020 calendar, according to Chase Carey. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that two current races will make way on the 2020 calendar for the Vietnam Grand Prix and another race - likely the returning Dutch Grand... read more »

The loss of Barcelona from the Formula 1 calendar would be "a shame" even though the prospect of racing at Zandvoort is appealing, according to several grand prix drivers read more »

Three-time Brazilian GP winner Sebastian Vettel says it is a "shock" to hear that Interlagos is set to lose its place on the F1 calendar. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has indicated that two current grands prix will lose their calendar places for 2020 so the schedule remains at 21 races as new venues arrive read more »

Carlos Sainz concedes the Spanish Grand Prix could drop off next year's F1 race calendar but remains hopeful the future of the event can be saved. read more »

Carlos Sainz is resigned to the prospect of seeing his home race fall off the Formula 1 calendar in 2020. The Spanish Grand Prix is reportedly set to make way for a new race in... read more »

With the Spanish Grand Prix set to be dropped from the 2020 calendar, Formula 1 drivers are sad to see the race go from Barcelona. read more »

Sebastian Vettel scoffed at reports suggesting that the Circuit de Catalunya could lose its spot on the Formula 1 calendar next year to be replaced by Zandvoort, saying the... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will move to a new purpose-built track in Rio de Janeiro from 2020 according to the country's president. read more »

Italian automobile club president Angelo Sticchi Damiani has revealed that he expects a new deal to be struck with Liberty Media which will see the Italian Grand Prix remain on... read more »

The Spanish Grand Prix, one of the longest standing events on the Formula 1 calendar, looks set to be replaced by Zandvoort for the 2020 season. Does it deserve its spot on the... read more »

Christian Horner understands Liberty Media's desire to reach as many fans as possible around the globe with Grand Prix races, but believes that adding any more could leave... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner warns that the ever-growing Formula 1 calendar is now at tipping point. read more »

Formula 1 reaching tipping point with calendar length - Christian Horner read more »