For the first time since 1984, F1 is hosting two grands prix in the USA - with Miami joining the calendar alongside Austin - and the buzz around the championship in the country... read more »

Due to their busy travel schedules and also the time taken for teams to properly model circuits in their simulation software, drivers generally only sample new venues in the... read more »

Formula 1 must not lose "core" race weekends from its calendar, says McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo. F1 is currently seeing interest from a number of different... read more »

The boss of Azerbaijan's Formula 1 venue says recent additions to the calendar do not add any pressure to his event due to their location. Azerbaijan joined Formula... read more »

The start of the European season takes place at the old-school Imola circuit, which features much more aggressive kerbs than have been present at the modern venues that have... read more »

The Italian company had been struggling to find slots in this year's busy calendar, with its focus as usual on the Tuesdays and Wednesdays after grand prix weekends.With... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is always thinking about the positives... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has claimed F1 can now "choose where we want to go" with venues clamouring to join the burgeoning schedule. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says that he hopes to hear South Africa as the next new addition to the Formula 1 calendar.  F1 has agreed long-term deals with multiple new venues in the past... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo feels that racing at new venues and existing tracks that have been changed gives drivers the best opportunity to show their true talent. read more »

With F1 getting close to its limit of 24 races, and new grands prix coming on board in Las Vegas and Qatar, there is increasing competition among the current venues to retain... read more »

Red Bull's Sergio Perez says he is not a fan of new Formula 1 circuits, believing many of them are "lacking character". F1 has signed long-term agreements with a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes classic venues could be saved by F1 if the sport rotated its calendar from year-to-year. read more »

Carlos Sainz has suggested that Formula 1 should use a rotating calendar going forward, with certain race events slotting in every two or three seasons. Formula 1's boom... read more »

AlphaTauri driver Pierre Gasly has warned none of F1's existing venues are "safe" from being axed by the sport. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it would be "horrible" for Formula 1 to lose traditional grands prix in its pursuit of new venues. Formula 1 will this year welcome Miami to the... read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed the "truth" about how F1 fans feel about new tracks joining the calendar in place of historic venues. read more »

Formula 1’s calendar faces a shakeup over the next couple of years that could see historic events drop off to make way for new venues. The 2022 calendar is a record breaker at... read more »

Stefano Domenicali put out the warning to traditional venues, and now Zak Brown has picked out Monaco as an event that must offer more. read more »

Formula One cars will race under the lights down the Las Vegas strip in 2023 as part of a new event on the championship calendar, joining Austin and Miami as U.S. host venues. read more »

Las Vegas. The Strip. At night. Race venues couldn't be much more iconic... For more information visit F1LasVegasGrandPrix.com For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Formula 1's nomadic nature makes it special. It also means it is challenging, as travelling the globe during a pandemic has demonstrated. And it creates a true world... read more »

F1 boss Stefano Domenicali spoke of changes for the future calendar, with some of the traditional venues at risk. read more »

Portimao is hoping to take Russia's place on the 2022 grid but it is one of four venues said to be in the running. read more »

With new venues interested in hosting F1, Laurent Rossi feels Silverstone and Monza need to keep on "top of their game" to stay on the calendar. read more »