Zhou will become China's first F1 race driver in 2022 after signing a contract to step up from F2 with the Alfa Romeo team.He will line up alongside race winner Bottas,... read more »

China will have its first Formula 1 racer in 2022, courtesy of Alfa Romeo’s Guanyu Zhou, but will his arrival trigger a wave of talent or will he be a one-off? The make-up of... read more »

2022 Formula 1 rookie Guanyu Zhou has chosen number 24 as his permanent race number, according to the FIA's entry list. Zhou, who will become China's first F1 driver,... read more »

A second F1 race in China is looking a distinct possibility following Guanyu Zhou's arrival on the grid next year. read more »

He attended his first grand prix at the age of five back in 2005. Sixteen years later Guanyu Zhou has been confirmed as China's first full-time F1 driver. For more F1®... read more »

In so doing the 22-year-old becomes China's first driver at the top level of motor racing, providing the championship with a boost the ultimate scale of which we can only... read more »

The F1 2022 grid is complete! Guanyu Zhou becomes China's first-ever F1 driver, partnering Valtteri Bottas at Alfa Romeo. read more »

China has extended its current Formula 1 deal until the end of 2025, the country left off next year's calendar due to the pandemic. read more »

Though missing from the schedule for the last two season, and again in 2022, F1 has extended its contract with the Chinese Grand Prix until 2025. read more »

Formula 1 will continue to race in China until at least 2025, with the promotors of the Chinese Grand Prix securing a new contract extension.  read more »

China was the first race to fall foul of the coronavirus pandemic back in 2020, and it failed to make it back on to either last year's or this year's schedule.With... read more »

Formula 1 has extended its contract with organisers of the Chinese Grand Prix, securing the event’s future until 2025. China first featured on the calendar at the Shanghai... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the 2022 F1 calendar, with China absent for the third successive year, while Imola remains and Singapore returns. read more »

Imola has been secured on the Formula 1 calendar until 2025, and the 2022 Emilia Romagna GP could be at China's expense. read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will not appear on the 2022 calendar reveal according to a report by the BBC, with Imola returning in its place. read more »

Circuit officials at Imola are targeting a full-time return to the F1 calendar, but the track is likely to be a back-up for China, if it does not go ahead in 2022. read more »

Formula 1 will feature a record breaking 23 races in 2022 according to CEO Stefano Domenicali, with one-third of those running a ‘Sprint’ format. F1 had planned to expand to 23... read more »

Fernando Alonso is hoping Alpine test driver Guanyu Zhou is able to find a home in F1 after the Chinese driver's impressive maiden outing at last weekend's Austrian... read more »

Alpine driver Guanyu Zhou says he felt huge pressure ahead of his FP1 bow in Austria and reckons audience figures in his native China will be higher than for an actual race.... read more »

Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou will make his Formula One practice debut with Alpine in Austria this weekend, the Renault-owned team said on Monday. read more »

Guanyu Zhou is set to participate in Formula 1 practice with Alpine at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday, marking a first grand prix weekend appearance for the Formula 2 title... read more »

Already in the 2021 F1 season we’ve seen Australia rescheduled, China called off, Canada cancelled and now the Turkish Grand Prix has been postponed. And with countries around... read more »

F1 added Portugal to last year's calendar following significant revisions to the schedule as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, staging its first grand prix at Portimao in... read more »

Zhou feels that he can be "that person" who brings peak interest in Formula 1 to his home country read more »

Guanyu Zhou represents China's only chance of having a Formula 1 driver in the next 15-20 years, according to Alpine academy director Mia Sharizman read more »