The 2021 Formula 1 season calendar will look "closer to normal", according to the sport's CEO Chase Carey. read more »

Outgoing Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed the sport is poised to reveal a "closer-to-normal" 2021 calendar. read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit does not anticipate the outer loop layout to become its regular Formula 1 grand prix track following its planned debut in December read more »

Following a run of nine grands prix over 11 weekends that included three triple-headers, Formula 1 settles into a more 'normal' routine over the next two months. read more »

McLaren’s Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris are both relieved to return to a somewhat “normal” schedule over the next few weeks, following a hectic period of nine races in 11 weeks... read more »

'Sebastian Vettel signs Aston Martin deal as F1 gears up for Tuscan Grand Prix' That is a sentence which, if written 12 months ago, would have led to more than a... read more »

Andreas Seidl says McLaren was the second most competitive Formula 1 team behind Mercedes in the Italian Grand Prix and could have got a better result in a "normal" race read more »

Carlos Sainz feels confident he would've finished the Italian Grand Prix at Monza in second place even without the incidents that altered the running order of the race.... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix may have been anything but as expected but Carlos Sainz believes he was on course for same P2 result with or without safety car shake up read more »

Carlos Sainz believes he would have finished the Italian Grand Prix in P2 regardless of that drama that unfolded at Monza. read more »

McLaren driver Carlos Sainz was incredibly proud of his team after finishing in second place at the Italian Grand Prix, claiming that the pace of the car would have taken them... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is hopeful Ferrari can improve its form at its home F1 race at Monza following a torrid Belgian Grand Prix last weekend. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed the sport is planning for a "pretty close" return to normality in 2021. read more »

In this abnormal 2020 heading to Belgium and the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps at the end of August brings something resembling familiarity. Only Austria - which became the... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl expects normal service to resume at the Spanish Grand Prix with one stop strategies across the board. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says the championship is in the stages of finalising its 2021 calendar, and is expecting it to provisionally feature 22 events across a more normal... read more »

Valtteri Bottas edged Lewis Hamilton as the cooler temperatures at Silverstone meant normal service, and normal pace, resumed for Mercedes. read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl warns that the current need to run triple-headers must not become the 'new normal'. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has issued a damning verdict on the current performance of the Ferrari SF1000, stating "our normal is not good enough". read more »

Andreas Seidl says triple-headers must not become the new normal, although he acknowledges they are essential for the 2020 season. read more »

The work that Red Bull carried out to Max Verstappen's damaged RB16 on the grid should usually have taken 90 minutes, according to team boss Christian Horner. Wet weather... read more »

Adjusting to the new normal, lock-down haircuts, Arnie impressions and more!  read more »

Adjusting to the new normal, lock-down haircuts, Arnie impressions and more!  read more »

Normal service resumed for Lewis Hamilton to secure his 85th GP victory in Styria on Sunday at an apparent canter, despite calling it one of his 'weaker' tracks. read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull is "just too slow" to challenge Mercedes in normal conditions on pure pace, after he finished third at Formula 1's Styrian Grand... read more »