Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle is confident the British Grand Prix will be delivered safely and securely despite the threat of a protest on Sunday. read more »

The FIA has agreed to extend an exemption on its jewellery ban in Formula One until the end of June in order to let the governing body's medical commission discuss the... read more »

Meet Stuart, our Head of Health and Safety ? Kicking off a new season of My Job in F1 by marking World Day for Safety and Health at Work! ? Putting a spotlight on the effort... read more »

A non-stop run in a full-length uninterrupted race hadn't been achieved since Mika Salo managed it at a rain-affected 1997 Monaco GP, in the days of refuelling. In the... read more »

The red flagging of the Belgian GP after a few token laps behind the safety car reignited the debate about F1 cars not being able to run safely in heavy rain.In Sochi on... read more »

Lando Norris was thankful he made it through the Monza qualifying traffic "safely", saying you never know if rivals have "seen you." read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix has been delayed due to heavy rain after a deluge at the Circuit Spa Francorchamps made it impossible to start the race safely. read more »

After being forced to stage two Formula 1 races behind closed doors and cancel its MotoGP race in 2020 following the start of the pandemic, Silverstone has been working to try... read more »

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled this Formula 1 season but race organisers have confirmed the event is too soon in the calendar to safely host fans. read more »

Officials in Australia have said postponing its grand prix is "the right decision" and have assured that they will be able to safely welcome Formula 1 in November.... read more »

Otmar Szafnauer believes the stewards' decision to reprimand Sergio Perez for his defending in Portugal will ruin drivers "racing hard but safely". read more »

Every time I leave a Grand Prix venue at the moment I mentally tick the box of another race somehow safely delivered, and the 70th anniversary race at Silverstone was number... read more »

The organisers of the Russian Grand Prix says they are "meticulously planning" to stage a race open for fans to safely attend at the end of September read more »

The countdown to Formula One’s return to racing in Austria is on! The first step after the mandatory shutdown period was reopening the factories, making sure team members were... read more »

F1 teams are getting used to new working realities as they open the doors to their factories again following a two-month enforced shutdown... read more »

Formula 1 factories and facilities are beginning to re-open, after a prolonged shutdown, with a modified way of working for team personnel. Since Formula 1 returned from the... read more »

Mercedes sat down to talk with Toto Wolff about where his passion for racing started, his memories of meeting Lewis and Valtteri for the first time, adapting to a slower pace... read more »

We sat down to talk with Toto Wolff about where his passion for racing started, his memories of meeting Lewis and Valtteri for the first time, adapting to a slower pace of life... read more »

Pirelli head of Formula 1 and car racing Mario Isola has revealed that the tyre supplier are in talks with officials over how they can operate safely once the season begins. read more »

Formula 1 motorsport boss Ross Brawn thinks the Austrian's Spielberg circuit has all the 'ingredients' that are necessary to create a safe racing environment. read more »

F1's private testing plan to ensure the 2020 season can get underway safely "won't be straightforward or cheap", Silverstone's circuit chief has warned. read more »

In an interview with CNN, Racing Point F1 CEO and Team Principal Otmar Szafnauer said that they should have raced in Australia at the beginning of the season. read more »

Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer believes Formula 1 could have "safely" raced at the Australian Grand Prix, saying the risk was "very, very low". read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer still believes that Formula 1 could and possibly should have pressed ahead with the Australian Grand Prix after a McLaren team... read more »

Racing Point Formula 1 boss Otmar Szafnauer believes the Australian Grand Prix could have gone ahead safely due to a "very low" risk of COVID-19 spreading in the paddock read more »