Ecclestone has doubts about a Miami GP
Bernie Ecclestone reckons Liberty Media will have a tough time getting a Miami Grand Prix off the ground, which was something he tried to do in the past.
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Brawn ‘really hopes’ Alonso remains in F1
Ross Brawn "really" hopes Fernando Alonso opts to remain in Formula 1 next season, saying the sport needs his "undoubted charisma and talent."
No German Grand Prix on 2019 calendar
It is set to be another brief reappearance from the German Grand Prix with no deal in place for the 2019 season.
‘2019 aero rules have all been sorted’
Ross Brawn says there is no uncertainty remaining with regards to the 2019 aerodynamic regulations as they have "all been sorted."
Bosses warn against a ‘saturated market’
Formula 1 teams have warned Liberty Media against "saturated market" as Formula 1's owners consider new races and an extended calendar.
Stationary brand 3M opposes F1 logo
Formula 1's logo could be in for a fight after Post-It Note maker 3M filed opposition to the logo that closely matches their own.
Brawn admits ‘boring’ Canadian GP unexpected
The racing may not be the best at present but Ross Brawn says it is at least delivering a "really exciting" championship battle.
Brawn apologises for ‘grief’ Harlow received
Ross Brawn has apologised to Winnie Harlow after she came in for some stick for waving the chequered flag a lap early in Canada, a mistake that was not her own doing.
Shorter races, less practice under consideration
Formula 1 have put every element of a race weekend up for discussion in order to try and find out what the fans really want to see from the sport in the future.
Should F1 introduce more street races?
Do you like racing in the streets? And no I don???t mean in a sixty-nine Chevy with a 396 Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor.
New circuits must deliver ‘fabulous exciting races’
In the wake of a boring Monaco GP, F1 boss Chase Carey acknowledges that any new circuits added to the calendar must be able to deliver "great" races.
Wolff concedes hosting fees are not sustainable
Liberty Media needs to look at other avenues for generate income for Formula 1 with Toto Wolff stating that current hosting fees are not sustainable.
Brawn: Naive to expect duels, passing in Monaco
With its unique glamour and atmosphere, Ross Brawn says Monaco "should not be judged by the same criteria" as other grands prix.
Baku seeking better deal with Liberty Media
Azerbaijan Grand Prix promoter Arif Rahimov has revealed that they want to negotiate a better deal with Liberty Media in order to continue hosting Formula 1 races.
Silverstone misses out on 1000th race
The good old British weather has prevented Silverstone from hosting the 1000th race in Formula 1 next April.
Brawn apologises for poor F1 TV service
Formula One Management technical boss Ross Brawn has apologised after the launch of F1 TV was plagued with technical issues.
Vettel unimpressed with ‘comical’ rule changes
Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1's constant rule changes are a "bit like cruising to America and changing direction 100 times."
Horner slams ‘rushed’ rule changes for 2019
Christian Horner fears Formula 1 has once again shot itself in the foot by implementing a "rushed" set of rule changes for next year's championship.
Ricciardo’s ‘shoey’ may become a ‘helmety’
Daniel Ricciardo's 'shoey' is under threat with reports that Formula One Licensing has registered a trademark for the "Shoey".
FIA plotting the demise of ‘necessary evil’ DRS
The FIA are hoping the 2021 Formula 1 rules won't include DRS with technical chief Nikolas Tombazis conceding that for now it is a "necessary evil."
Miami gets the go-ahead, Hamilton wants to help
Formula 1 could be racing in Miami as early as October 2019 after receiving unanimously approved by the city's commission.
Formula 1 aiming to ‘get rid’ of grid penalties
Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn has said that the 2021 regulations are being created in the hope that they can "get rid" of grid penalties.
Liberty want year-round events like the NFL Draft
Formula 1 may stick with a 21-race calendar but Liberty Media are wanting year-round entertainment for fans and considering off-season events similar to the NFL.
Ferrari ‘encouraged’ but quit threat remains
Although Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says he is "encouraged" by Liberty Media's latest engine proposals, he says the Scuderia could still "just pull out."
Miami Grand Prix on track for 2019
The United States could host two Grand Prix next year, with a possible race heading to Miami in October 2019.
Rosberg to feature on post-race Twitter show
2016 World Champion Nico Rosberg will be part of a new post-race show after Formula 1 agreed a 10-race deal with Twitter.
Overtaking rules to change despite opposition
Formula 1 chiefs have been able to pass through some last-minute changes relating to overtaking next season, despite opposition from several teams.
Overtaking e-vote set for Monday
The Formula 1 teams will vote on Monday regarding possible changes to the design of the front wings in order to improve overtaking in 2019.
Ferrari reveal ‘deadline for the end of May’
Liberty Media have set a deadline of the "end of May" for finalising the 2021 engine rules; that's according to Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene.
How much of every Grand Prix do you watch?
My question is this; are races just too long? Wouldn't they be more exciting if they were over a much shorter distance?