
China extends F1 deal despite sitting out three seasons
China has extended its current Formula 1 deal until the end of 2025, the country left off next year's calendar due to the pandemic.
China has extended its current Formula 1 deal until the end of 2025, the country left off next year's calendar due to the pandemic.
The Shanghai International Circuit is open again with the first racing action set for June, according to reports.
Formula 1 is considering rescheduling the Chinese Grand Prix as a two-day event to be held in November, according to Autosport.
The Imola circuit has officially applied to replace the Chinese Grand Prix on this year's F1 calendar.
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.
Formula 1 bosses are desperate to reschedule the Chinese Grand Prix which looks set to be cancelled, but the teams aren't playing ball.
Formula 1 has confirmed that it will seek a new date for the Chinese GP if it's postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Russia is not open to swapping its 2020 Formula 1 date with China as F1's Strategy Group meets to discuss cancelling the race.
Shanghai has, at least for now, no plans to cancel the Chinese Grand Prix despite the outbreak of the virus that has killed 17 people.
After a controversial Chinese Grand Prix to say the least, the top three gave their reaction to the events that unfolded.
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Sebastian Vettel has questioned the timing of the Safety Car in Shanghai, feeling it should have been called "half a minute sooner" as it took him out of the race.
FIA race director Charlie Whiting says he doesn't feel a need to talk to Max Verstappen about his driving, he "made a mistake" and he was penalised for it.
Having called Max Verstappen a "d***head" seven days earlier, Lewis Hamilton has had another dig at the Dutchman, saying his Turn 7 move would never stick against a "top driver."
Fernando Alonso says his brief battle with Sebastian Vettel in China wasn't a "fair fight" as the German's Ferrari was damaged.
Despite incurring a penalty for his Chinese GP antics, Max Verstappen says he doesn't think he needs to calm down.
Daniel Ricciardo's overtakes in China underscored his reputation while Max Verstappen's can only be described as amateurish, clumsy, scary.
As Daniel Ricciardo considers his future, the Aussie says he's ready for a title fight and reckons his Chinese win won't have his bargaining position.
Toto Wolff concedes China was just not Lewis Hamilton's weekend, saying maybe he "was not in the best place."
Romain Grosjean's Chinese Grand Prix was destroyed by the Safety Car with the Haas driver finishing a disappointing 17th.
It looked to be Ferrari versus Mercedes but a gamble a second time for fresh tyres behind a Safety Car meant Daniel Ricciardo came through to snatch the Chinese GP win.
Sebastian Vettel has said he appreciated the fact that Max Verstappen was quick to apologise for their collision, but warned that his age is now no excuse.
Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen cost himself the victory in China with his audacious attempt at passing Sebastian Vettel.
Lewis Hamilton has billed his Chinese GP weekend as a "disaster", saying he needs to rectify it before he loses more points.
Kimi Raikkonen says he'll take third place in China, after all at one staged it looked as if he would finish down in sixth.
Daniel Ricciardo handed out a lesson in overtaking as he picked off Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen and Valtteri Bottas to win the Chinese Grand Prix.
Daniel Ricciardo, Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen discuss an epic Chinese Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso has said his P7 finish was a "great result" but conceded McLaren "need to find more pace" at the next race in Baku.
Valtteri Bottas was left disappointed after a Safety Car robbed him of a "deserved" win in Shanghai on Sunday.