Despite the lack of on-track action, lockdown helped Formula 1 fans to get closer to their heroes through their engagement with streaming platforms such as Twitch. But could... read more »

F1 has announced it will sell squares on the race-ending chequered flag to fans throughout the 2020 season as a way to raise money for charity. read more »

Formula 1 is taking a rather unusual step to race money for its #WeRaceAsOne initiative by selling squares on this year's chequered flags. read more »

Formula 1’s opening eight races will be run behind closed doors, which means no fans will be in attendance, but F1 has confirmed plans to have virtual fans feature in […] read more »

Formula 1 is to roll out a range of new graphics this year it hopes will help bring fans closer to the action and spark greater debate. read more »

Formula 1 is to run a host of new television graphics this season in a bid to bring more information to fans read more »

Red Bull's Alex Albon thinks Formula 1 drivers won't lose the "special" connection they have built up with fans during their lockdown sim racing streaming... read more »

New deal with Sky Deutschland will see F1 fans in Germany get 4 races "free for everyone every year". read more »

F1 sporting director Ross Brawn has said that the sport is in no hurry to bring fans back trackside, until there is a better understanding of the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn says it's possible some of the later European races could be open to fans, but the sports isn't banking on it. read more »

July is set to be an exciting month for Formula 1 fans as the 2020 season finally gets underway with two races in Austria, ending the wait for racing read more »

July is set to be an exciting month for Formula 1 fans as the 2020 season finally gets underway with two races in Austria, ending the wait for racing read more »

Formula 1's sporting director, Ross Brawn, has said the sport will not be rushing to allow fans to pack the grandstands again in the foreseeable future. read more »

As Beijing communities go into lockdown amidst fears of a second wave of the coronavirus, Ross Brawn insists that the sport will not "rush" into allowing fans to... read more »

Mark Webber fears Formula 1 would confuse fans if it pushed ahead with reverse grid qualifying races at any point in the future. read more »

Formula 1 2020 game fans now have the full set of driver ratings at their disposal after developers Codemasters released the final set of numbers. read more »

Formula 1 fans may have endured a long wait for the start of the 2020 season, but there has been little shortage of talking points in recent weeks read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle says the circuit are considering using cardboard cut-outs of fans during their two races this season. read more »

SIlverstone Circuit boss Stuart Pringle is hopeful that being “top of the bill” this summer will help to attract new fans to Formula 1. The British Grand Prix has, in previous... read more »

Silverstone officials are considering using a cardboard crowd to help fill its grandstands when the circuit hosts its back-to-back grands prix in August. read more »

F1 pundit Martin Brundle doesn't think fans will mind races being held at empty tracks and are just craving some sort of racing. read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle hopes the ravamped schedule can entice new fans to motor sport as the track prepares to host two Formula One grands prix. read more »

The Finn was famed for his raw speed but also his fearlessness and cunning, all of which earned him two-world titles and a devoted following from motorsport fans all around the... read more »

In the latest F1 Gossip, Wolff refuses to rule out Vettel for Mercedes in 2021, Carey hopes to have fans back by autumn, and Ecclestone backs Hamilton on racial injustice stance. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff says there were a number of reasons his team vetoed the proposal for a reverse-grid qualifying race, not least the fact it was not popular with fans. read more »