Mercedes F1 team boss Toto Wolff is confident the Chinese Grand Prix will go ahead as planned in April.  read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, has said it is still business as usual in preparing for the Chinese Grand Prix despite the Coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Toto Wolff remains hopeful that the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix will go ahead as planned in April, believing it would be a “shame” to lose a popular event. The race remains in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes contract talks will begin once 'we have properly kicked of the season' says team principal Toto Wolff. The Austrian also saying that he... read more »

While questions are being raised about the Chinese Grand Prix, a spokesman for the Vietnam race says it will go ahead as planned. read more »

Formula 1 bosses are desperate to reschedule the Chinese Grand Prix which looks set to be cancelled, but the teams aren't playing ball. read more »

Formula 1 bosses to assess its options over the Chinese Grand Prix which looks unlikely to go ahead on its original date with the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Ross Brawn says Formula 1 will look to reschedule the Chinese Grand Prix if it cannot be held on its original date because of the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

As the race promoter considers whether to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix in light of the coronavirus, F1 MD, Ross Brawn reveals that officials are considering rescheduling the... read more »

Formula One is open to the idea of postponing the Chinese Grand Prix to a later date in 202 if the outbreak of coronavirus means it cannot take place on April 19 as planned. read more »

Formula 1 will try to find an alternative date for the Chinese Grand Prix if the race has to be called off because of the coronavirus outbreak read more »

The fate of the 2020 Chinese Grand Prix is still hanging in the balance with a postponement looking likely, but Formula One bosses are hopeful that an alternate date can be set... read more »

Formula 1 has confirmed that it will seek a new date for the Chinese GP if it's postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Sports authorities in Shanghai suspend of all sporting events in the city as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Formula One and the FIA will meet today to discuss the fate of the 2020 Chinese Grand Prix with the continued outbreak of the Coronavirus. read more »

Shanghai's Sports Federation has advised that all events should be suspended until the end of the current coronavirus outbreak, placing further doubt over the running of... read more »

April's Chinese Grand Prix is top of the F1 Strategy Group's agenda on Wednesday as speculation mounts the event will be cancelled amid the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says he "trusts the judgement" of the Formula 1 authorities over whether to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 teams will discuss the fate of the Chinese Grand Prix at a meeting of the Strategy Group on Wednesday, as speculation mounts that the event will be cancelled read more »

Formula One and the FIA are closely monitoring the situation in China, but where could the Chinese round of the World Championship fit in should the race be postponed following... read more »

The all-electric Formula E motor racing series has abandoned plans for a race in the Chinese city of Sanya next month because of the coronavirus epidemic. read more »

The FIA are ready to "take any action" necessary as the coronavirus threatens to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix in April. read more »

The FIA have issued a press release stating that they are prepared to take "any action" in order to protect the Formula 1 community from the deadly coronavirus which... read more »

The FIA says it will take "any action" to protect the motorsport community as questions grow about whether China's coronavirus outbreak will force the Chinese... read more »

The FIA issues an update amid the ongoing coronavirus epidemic in China that could result in the cancellation of the grand prix. read more »