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All the latest Formula 1 travel news, including updates on the calendar and circuits.
France & Germany return on provisional 21-race 2018 F1 calendar
The FIA has approved a 21-race Formula 1 calendar for 2018 that starts in Australia on March 25 and finishes in Abu Dhabi on November 25.
What we learned from going to 2017 F1 testing
Last week, we spent a couple of days at Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya during the first week of 2017 F1 preseason testing.
FIA confirms 2017 F1 calendar
The German Grand Prix is missing from the final 20-race F1 calendar for 2017 published by the FIA today after the World Motorsports Council met in Vienna.
BMW M1 Procars for Legends Parade at Austrian GP
The Legends Parade at this year’s Austrian Grand Prix will feature the cars and drivers from BMW M1 Procar.
Introducing Baku, F1โs newest destination
Formula 1 is heading to a new circuit on the streets of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. Just 28,000 tickets are on sale for the 2016 European Grand Prix.
Monzaโs uncertain future
With the future of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza in limbo, Gabor Vajda takes a look at the storied history of the track and the potential alternatives.
Malaysia offers F1’s cheapest tickets in 2016, Abu Dhabi most expensive
We’ve taken an in-depth look at the prices of three main F1 ticket categories in 2016, ranking them from cheapest to most expensive.
Revised 2016 F1 calendar released by the FIA
The governing body of Formula 1 (the FIA) has released an updated provisional calendar for 2016.
Fans angered by alcohol ban at Spanish Grand Prix
Organisers angered many trackside fans by enforcing a total alcohol ban at last weekendโs Spanish Grand Prix.
Malaysia to Monaco – Ranking 2015 F1 ticket prices
Malaysia offers the cheapest F1 tickets in 2015, whilst the most expensive are sold in Monaco and Abu Dhabi.
FIA updates 2015 F1 calendar
The FIA has today announced details of a 21-race F1 calendar for 2015, including the provisional reinstatement of the Korean Grand Prix
