The inaugural Russian Grand Prix will take place in October in Sochi on a track already very familiar to television viewers. However, it will not be held at night. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix, the first to ever be run at dusk, has been allocated a starting time of 6pm (3pm GMT) which will see the race begin under sunlight and end in darkness.... read more »

Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel's domination of Formula 1 in 2013 was the primary cause for a reduced television audience, according to an official report. The 2013 Global... read more »

British broadcasters Sky Sports F1 and BBC Sport have confirmed their coverage plans for the 2014 season which kicks off on March 16th in Australia. The pay-to-view service... read more »

Sauber has launched an interactive cutaway Formula 1 car video, allowing viewers to select various sections and be taken to footage explaining the purpose of each part. read more »

The BBC has issued an apology after viewers complained the results of qualifying for the German Grand Prix were revealed before the Corporation had screened its own highlights... read more »

Four-time world champion Alain Prost has warned Formula 1's current crop of drivers that speed alone won't be enough to win in 2014. The Frenchman, who has... read more »

The F1 Group is considering removing the online entitlement frombroadcasting contracts so that it can charge viewers to watch races live on its own website. read more »

Silverstone has been awarded £9.1 million in funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (part of the National Lottery) to help develop a motorsport museum. The... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone wants Formula 1 to once again be free-to-air for all viewers in the United Kingdom, but remain on Sky TV. The sport moved from the BBC to Sky for the 2012... read more »

Fernando Alonso has predicted a Chinese GP of sharp contrasts on Sunday - tactical and stressful for the teams and drivers, but lots of fun for the Shanghai spectators and... read more »

As F1 increasingly moves towards subscription TV, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh warns that the sport must adapt if it is to retain viewers and sponsors, far less increase them. read more »

Formula One's audience dropped by some 13 million viewers during the 2012 season, according to the latest figures from the sport's annual broadcast report. China led... read more »

The number of viewers watching Formula One on TV fell slightly in 2012 with a marked decline in the audience in China read more »

From 28 February to 3 March, Sky Sports F1 viewers will be able to watch live action from the final pre-season test of the year in 3D. This will make Formula 1 14th sport to be... read more »

The FIA’s Garry Connelly has defended some decisions made by stewards across the 2012 season. Speaking to AUTO magazine, Connelly explained that the stewards have... read more »

Why were McLaren strangely off the pace in Japan? Can LotusF1 make the big breakthrough? And - probably most important of all - can Ferrari squeeze a little bit of extra pace... read more »

F1 cars could be fitted with a mandatory engine cover 'shark fin' next year. The move would be designed to help television viewers and trackside spectators easier... read more »

F1 cars could be fitted with a mandatory engine cover ‘shark fin’ next year. The move would be designed to help television viewers and trackside spectators... read more »

The BBC's Formula 1 presenter Jake Humphrey has announced he will leave the corporation at the end of the year to join BT Vision's new football channel. The... read more »

The FIA has banned the use of the drag-reduction-system under yellow flag conditions, following the confusion over Michael Schumacher's use of the system at the European... read more »

This year’s Silverstone F1 Forum, the post-race programme run by the BBC, will be broadcast live from the stage of the British Grand Prix. In the Entertainment Zone,... read more »

As we look ahead to this weekend's European GP in Valencia, we are joined by two of the most creative - and knowledgeable - men in the F1 business. Steve Matchett needs... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has inked a television deal for Italy that mirrors the controversial split-broadcasting arrangement in Britain. For 2012, the F1 chief executive ended... read more »

Some in Formula 1 argue that there are already enough comedians in the field, but tonight British television viewers will be able to watch three men actually paid to do the... read more »