Hopes of Turkey's return to the F1 calendar took a blow this afternoon when the country's Sports Minister said there would be no government funding for the event. read more »

The Turkish government will not fund a revived Turkish Grand Prix, the country's sports minister says. read more »

Suat Kiliç, Turkey's Sports Minister, says the government will not fund a future Grand Prix in the country, explaining that the race must be backed by the... read more »

Turkey's hopes of regaining its place on the F1 calendar appear to be in doubt after the countries sports minister said the government will not help fund its return read more »

The future of the Turkish Grand Prix now rests in the hands of the country’s Prime Minister. This is according to TOFSED President Demir Berberoğlu, who claims that... read more »

The Melbourne government hopes to renew its contract to host the Australian Grand Prix, which is set to expire in 2015, but only under more favourable terms. The event,... read more »

The future of the Belgian Grand Prix has been secured for the short-term, with race organisers confirming a new three-year deal has now been agreed with FOM. The deal... read more »

The Walloon Region’s economy minister Jean-Claude Marcourt has confirmed that the Belgian Grand Prix will continue to be held at Spa Francorchamps until 2015. The... read more »

As Greek minister gives his support to a Grand Prix in his country, Bernie Ecclestone makes a rare foray into political discussion. read more »

The Nürburgring has been declared bankrupt by the Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate Kurt Beck, who explained the situation during a press conference in Mainz... read more »

The Singapore night race looks likely to remain a feature on the calendar until at least 2017, after Bernie Ecclestone confirmed that new terms have been agreed with the... read more »

Spa-Francorchamps will continue to host the Belgian grand prix for at least the next three years. Jean-Claude Marcourt, economics minister for the local Wallonia region, told... read more »

Jean-Claude Marcourt, Minister of Economy of Wallonia, claims that the Belgian Grand Prix has secured its place on the Formula 1 calendar for the next three seasons. Following... read more »

Spa-Francorchamps will continue to host the Belgian grand prix for at least the next three years. Jean-Claude Marcourt, economics minister for the local Wallonia region, told... read more »

Spa-Francorchamps is no longer part of the proposal to revive the French grand prix. Prior to ex president Nicolas Sarkozy losing the general election, plans to alternate a... read more »

France's new sports minister sounds keen to see the country return to the F1 calendar. The previous administration, led by ex president Nicolas Sarcozy, pushed hard to... read more »

The European Grand Prix held in Valencia is struggling to sell tickets despite a reduced capacity, which the organisers hoped would help the event to sell-out. The street... read more »

New French sports minister Valerie Fourneyron declared on Tuesday “no formal agreement” exists that will see the country host a grand prix next year. Before... read more »

With this year's Race of Champions set to take place in Bangkok, Thailand's Minister of Tourism says he's hopes Formula One will follow... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone might feel the French GP's return to F1 next year but the country's sports minister has raised doubts that it will take place in 2013... read more »

France’s new sports minister has confirmed there is some doubt the country will return to the Formula One calendar next year. Bernie Ecclestone announced recently... read more »

The French government is dashing to seal the lid on the country’s return to F1. Bernie Ecclestone has said a deal has been reached to annually alternate a race... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone confirmed on Sunday during the Bahrain Grand Prix that a deal for France to return to the Formula 1 calendar is 'done'. The 81-year-old didn't... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has met yet again in London with David Douillet, the French sports minister. The F1 chief executive confirmed this week that a deal to alternate an annual... read more »

Apr.6 (GMM) Amid France's push to return to the F1 calendar, it appears Magny Cours is not yet out of the game. Prime minister Francois Fillon, however, has earmarked... read more »