A draft calendar for 2014 which includes a race in Mexico City is music to the ears of McLaren driver Sergio Perez. read more »

Mexican driver Sergio Perez says he's excited by the possibility of having a home race in 2014 after a provisional calendar was released on Thursday and included Mexico.... read more »

Sergio Perez is excited by the prospect of a Mexican Grand Prix in 2014 after it was named on a provisional calendar read more »

Formula One looks set for a 21-race calendar next season but it will not feature New Jersey, according to a provisional calendar released in Monza read more »

The 2014 F1 World Championship could feature as many as 21 races next season, although the event in New Jersey is not on the draft schedule, which has been leaked ahead of the... read more »

Plans for a new grand prix overlooking New York City have been dropped from the draft 2014 calendar. read more »

Formula 1 looks set to feature an unprecedented 21 races next season, with the first draft of the provisional 2014 calendar being revealed to teams bosses. read more »

Formula 1 is poised for a record 21-race season in 2014 after details of an expanded provisional calendar, which includes Mexico but not New Jersey, emerged. read more »

The Mexican Grand Prix is set to return for the first time in over two decades next season. The race has not been held since 1992 but is scheduled to take place on November 9th... read more »

Formula One could be in for its longest season to date next season after Austria, Mexico and Russia were added to the calendar... read more »

A record 21-race calendar has been circulated amongst the teams in Italy on Thursday and includes a return to Mexico but no New Jersey Grand Prix. The draft schedule will... read more »

Formula 1 is set for a 21-race calendar next year, including the return of Mexico but no New Jersey race, AUTOSPORT can reveal read more »

Organisers are increasingly optimistic that Mexico will return to the F1 calendar in either 2014 or 2015.     read more »

Vijay Mallya believes the Indian GP has a future in Formula One despite being dropped from next year's calendar... read more »

Force India team principal Vijay Mallya has no doubts that the long-term future of his home grand prix is safe, despite it being dropped from next year's calendar read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the New Jersey Grand Prix is not yet dead and buried despite stories suggesting it will not be on the 2014 calendar read more »

With rumours continuing to circulate the paddock about the future of the proposed Grand Prix of America in New Jersey, GPUpdate.net spoke to race organiser Leo Hindery Jr. for... read more »

Used to keeping her eye on the behind the scenes wheeling and dealing that makes Formula One a political melodrama, Kate Walker looks at all the speculation and talk concerning... read more »

The Mexican Grand Prix is set to be revived for the 2014 season according to reports. The race, which was last held in 1992, had been touted to join the calendar in 2015, but... read more »

Mexico is poised to make a surprise return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2014, after high level sources revealed that it is to be awarded a provisional slot in next year's... read more »

Featured on the very first Formula 1 calendar in 1950, Spa-Francorchamps is one of the sport's most-loved circuits. Whether it be Rubens Barrichello's maiden... read more »

The Grand Prix of America, situated on the streets of New Jersey, won't be happening in 2014, Bernie Ecclestone has admitted to CNN. The race's future has been in... read more »

Spa might be one of the more undulating tracks on the F1 calendar but Jenson Button found the going to be uphill only at the Belgian Grand Prix on Friday afternoon. read more »

Suzuka will remain on the Formula One calendar until 2018 after signing a new deal with Bernie Ecclestone.... read more »

The Japanese Grand Prix will remain a fixture of the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2018 after Suzuka extended its contract to host the event. Bernie Ecclestone met with... read more »