Formula One's Commercial Rights' Holder, Liberty Media has announced that income in the second quarter of 2021 continued to increase as spectators returned to several... read more »

However income was still significantly lower than during the same period in the last "normal" season in 2019 as most races continued to be run without spectators in... read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen claimed a third pole position in as many weekends at Formula 1’s Austrian Grand Prix as McLaren's Lando Norris starred. Verstappen claimed... read more »

Reigning World Champion Lewis Hamilton has urged caution amid confirmation that Formula 1's British Grand Prix will be able to welcome full crowds. Spectators have... read more »

Silverstone will operate at a full capacity for the British Grand Prix in July, meaning more than 140,000 spectators could be in attendance for the Formula One race. read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali described the return of spectators to the trackside of races as a "game changer" for this season after a successful fan-attended event in... read more »

The British Grand Prix’s plans for a sell-out crowd of 140,000 spectators looks to have been scuppered by the British government’s decision to extend lockdown restrictions for... read more »

Following the cancellation of the Turkish GP, F1 asked Boullier to move the Paul Ricard event from its original date of 27 June to 20 June, in order to make way for a second... read more »

The French Grand Prix is poised to be the best-attended round of the 2021 Formula 1 season so far, with up to 15,000 spectators permitted each day at the event, as... read more »

F1 is returning to Monte Carlo this weekend for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic begun, with the event having been cancelled in 2020.Monaco will allow a limited... read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's French Grand Prix will refund spectators who are unable to attend the event on its rescheduled date. Formula 1 announced on Friday that Paul... read more »

Fernando Alonso admits it's "a little bit sad" there will be no Formula 1 fans present at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Monaco Grand Prix organisers have confirmed that 7,500 fans will be allowed for this year's event on May 20-23. read more »

Monaco is to open grandstands to the public at its Grand Prix this month. read more »

Monaco's government has approved a limited capacity for this month's Formula 1 round in the Principality. Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix did not take place in... read more »

Spectators will be allowed in to the Spanish Grand Prix after all, with permission granted for 1,000 to attend Sunday's race. read more »

A limited number of spectators will be permitted access to this weekend's Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The last two Formula 1 events in Italy and Portugal have been held... read more »

The 2021 Portuguese Grand Prix at the Algarve International Circuit is to take place without any spectators in the stands. read more »

Formula 1's upcoming Portuguese Grand Prix will be held without spectators owing to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions in the country. The championship returned to Portugal in... read more »

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has confirmed public health measures will prevent the event from welcoming spectators to the grandstands in May. read more »

Circuit officials have announced the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will be held behind behind closed doors for the second F1 season running. read more »

Organisers of the May 9 race had been planning to allow a limited number of fans at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, with ticket sales still underway this week.But the... read more »

Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix will be held without spectators for a second successive season, event organisers have announced. The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is... read more »

Thrilling over 120,000 spectators and millions of television viewers, Stirling Moss in Rob Walker's 1500cc Lotus-Climax fought off three Ferraris and the Porsche team to... read more »

The FIA's new head of medical and rescue, Dr Paul Rea, believes it is "going to be a challenge this year" for Formula 1 to welcome back spectators. read more »