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The 2019 F1 calendar has been approved by the FIA, tickets are on sale & early-bird discounts are available. It’s time to start planning your trip.

Legendary drivers from the Japanese Grand Prix era are being reunited with their original machinery for the 30th edition of the event this weekend at Suzuka.

The draft Formula 1 calendar for 2019 has been released. Featuring 21 races, the season begins in Australia on March 17 & ends in Abu Dhabi on December 1.

Miami and Hanoi emerge as clear favorites to join the calendar as early as 2019 in our latest roundup of F1 calendar news.

Here’s our images and observations from our trip to the second week of 2018 pre-season F1 testing in Barcelona last week.

Argentina is back in the frame, Baku is looking for a better deal & Sochi Autodrom is changing hands in our latest roundup of F1 calendar news!

After a 5-year absence, F1 fans are set to be offered FanVision consoles at all F1 events in 2018 with access to commentary, television feeds , team audio and more.

New F1 boss Chase Carey visits Denmark, Nurburgring back in the frame and TT Circuit Assen is a potential host of the Dutch Grand Prix.

London, LA, New York, Miami, Copenhagen? F1’s new owners Liberty Media are keen to expand the F1 calendar, but where exactly will we be heading in the coming years?

We’ve rated the F1 fan experience at every race in 2017 and the results are in. Canada scored highest with 84%, edging out Australia and Singapore.

Formula 1’s new owners have published official attendance figures for the 2017 season, which show an 8% year-on-year increase.

The 2018 Formula 1 calendar has been signed off by the FIA’s World Motorsports Council after its meeting in Paris on Wednesday.