The Marina Bay Street Circuit pit building is to be used as a COVID-19 care facility as cases rise in Singapore. read more »

The pit building at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore is to be used as a temporary facility to treat Covid-19 patients. Singapore is currently encountering a rise in... read more »

Last week the FIA's World Motor Sport Council rubber-stamped F1's longest-ever season with a 2022 calendar comprising 23 grands prix.The Miami Grand Prix will make... read more »

After this year's run of 22 events, the calendar has been extended by one event in 2022, with the 23-race schedule ratified by the World Motor Sport Council earlier this... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the 2022 F1 calendar, with China absent for the third successive year, while Imola remains and Singapore returns. read more »

The ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic has left F1 in a tricky situation of having to be flexible with its calendar over the second half of the year.Although events in... read more »

F1 started the year planning for a record-breaking 23-race season, only for the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent travel restrictions to force a number of changes.Japan... read more »

F1 has been exploring a number of options to bolster the second half of the season as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact a number of races.The Japanese Grand... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has ruled out winning Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix after Mercedes endured its worst dry Formula 1 qualifying performance since the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix has returned to the 2021 Formula 1 calendar in place of the already cancelled Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

F1 has confirmed that the sport will return to Turkey this year following the news that the Singapore Grand Prix cannot go ahead as planned. read more »

Turkey will rejoin the Formula 1 calendar as a replacement for the cancelled Singapore Grand Prix on October 3. read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix has been re-added to the 2021 F1 calendar as the replacement of the cancelled Singapore Grand Prix on Oct. 3 read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix is reinstated on the Formula 1 calendar this year for the second time. read more »

The Turkish GP at Istanbul Park has returned to the 2021 Formula 1 calendar in place of the cancelled Singapore event on October 3. read more »

F1 originally added the event at Istanbul Park as a replacement for the Canadian Grand Prix on 13 June, but was forced to postpone the race due to travel restrictions put in... read more »

Formula 1 has announced the reinstatement of Turkey on a revised 2021 calendar, taking the date previously held by Singapore. Turkey returned to the schedule in 2020, as part... read more »

Turkey will return to this season's F1 calendar to replace the Singapore Grand Prix which was axed due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. read more »

The boss of the U.S. Grand Prix is open to hosting two races in 2021 to fill the void left by the cancellation of the Singapore Grand Prix if Formula One requests it. read more »

Helmut Marko thinks the cancellation of the Singapore Grand Prix is a blow to Red Bull's World Championship hopes. read more »

The assumption of most insiders is that Singapore will be just the first of several races that fall off the calendar in the coming weeks, as F1 boss Stefano Domencali and his... read more »

Formula 1 and race organisers have confirmed that this year's Singapore Grand Prix will not take place, with organisers citing ongoing safety and logistic concerns brought... read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix say they are working on the event's future after it was cancelled for a second successive year. Singapore's 2020... read more »

Colin Syn, Deputy Chairman of Singapore GP Pte Ltd, has confirmed that the Singapore Grand Prix has been cancelled for the second year running. read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix will be cancelled for the second year in a row, with Formula 1 assessing a number of options to replace the race. read more »