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The 2020 Formula One season could include between 15 and 18 races in a revised calendar that will likely run into December, according to Chase Carey. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, F1 has been forced to delay the start to the new campaign, Azerbaijan becoming the latest Grand Prix to be postponed on Monday. …

The Monaco Grand Prix will not take place in 2020 as the Formula One calendar continues to be impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. F1’s season opener in Australia was cancelled, while races in Bahrain, Vietnam and China had already been postponed due to the spread of COVID-19. The FIA then …

“Consequence of the sanitary evolution linked to the coronavirus and the current restrictions in France and in the world, the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO), organizer of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, in concert with the World Endurance Championship FIA WEC and the International Automobile Federation (FIA) have decided …

Formula One will have no mid-season break in 2020 after teams voted to bring it forward to March and April in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Chinese Grand Prix was postponed ahead of the start of the campaign, with races in Bahrain and Vietnam called off after the season-opening …

Formula One CEO Chase Carey apologised to fans for the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic and pledged to resume the 2020 season as soon as possible in an open letter released on Tuesday. The F1 season was due to resume this past weekend with the Australian Grand Prix in …

“This was a very hard decision as 2020 is the first year Vietnam became (an) official member among the 22 countries hosting the world’s most professional and attractive motor race,” the Vietnam Grand Prix Company said in a statement.   beIN SPORTS, the biggest show This Article was first published …

“On public health grounds, there will be no spectators at the Grand Prix this weekend — if a race actually happens at all,” he said.  “That is a matter for them (Formula One authorities). And they will make announcements, I think, very soon.” The race was thrown into chaos on …

McLaren have withdrawn from this weekend’s season-opening Formula One Australian Grand Prix after a team member tested positive for coronavirus. It was confirmed on Wednesday that a member of staff was in isolation after “showing symptoms similar to coronavirus”. McLaren have since revealed a positive test, resulting in their withdrawal …

Two were from the Haas F1 team and one from McLaren.  “Two personnel were showing some symptoms so they got themselves checked out and have put themselves into self-isolation, as they should, while they await results,” a Haas official told AFP.A McLaren official added: “We can confirm that one team …

Formula One’s Bahrain Grand Prix will be raced behind closed doors because of concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. Track officials said it “would not be the right thing to do” to allow spectators from around the world to gather for the March 22 race. Next week’s season-opening Australian …