Chinese Grand Prix

Zak Brown has urged F1 not to fill the spot vacated by the Chinese GP unless it's the "right race" for the sport.

The Chinese GP is still on for now, but Formula 1 continues to monitor the country's Covid situation.

Formula 1 has reportedly made the call to cancel the 2023 Chinese GP due to the country's Covid policies.

China is being monitored after introducing a new 'zero-Covid' policy.

The Chinese Grand Prix could be in-line to hold two races later in the 2020 season, according to reports.

The Shanghai International Circuit is open again with the first racing action set for June, according to reports.

It is official, the Chinese Grand Prix has been "postponed" due to the coronavirus outbreak with F1 hoping to head to Shanghai later in the season.

Formula 1 will announce within the next 48 hours that the Chinese Grand Prix has officially been cancelled.

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, has said it is still business as usual in preparing for the Chinese Grand Prix despite the Coronavirus outbreak.

Formula 1 bosses are desperate to reschedule the Chinese Grand Prix which looks set to be cancelled, but the teams aren't playing ball.