Suzuka has secured its place on the Formula 1 calendar until at least the 2018 season, with circuit officials and Bernie Ecclestone penning a new five-year agreement. read more »

Mark Webber is pleased to see "a super-traditional venue" added to next year's calendar with the return of the Austrian Grand Prix read more »

The Valencia street circuit looks unlikely to return to the F1 calendar next season, with officials in talks to end the contract early     read more »

Ross Brawn has called for the F1 calendar not to exceed a "sensible limit" of 20 grands prix... read more »

Track designer Hermann Tilke is confident that the Russian GP will take place next season despite missing the deadline to apply for a place on the calendar... read more »

Alex Wurz believes the Austrian Grand Prix will produce one of the most spectacular races of the Formula 1 season when the Spielberg track rejoins the calendar in 2014 read more »

An article in the Indian version of the Daily Mail Online lays the blame for the country's "dumping" from the 2014 calendar squarely at the door of Bernie... read more »

The organisers of the Russian Grand Prix, which is supposed to form part of the 2014 calendar, have missed the deadline to submit its application to the FIA. The organisers... read more »

Russian officials remain optimistic their debut grand prix will go ahead next season despite missing a deadline to submit their application to join the 2014 Formula 1 calendar. read more »

In anticipation of the new engine formula for 2014, which still has fans divided, Mercedes has issued a simulation of its 2014 power unit completing a lap of the legendary... read more »

Russia has missed the deadline to apply for a place on next year's calendar, blaming promoter JSC Omega... read more »

The Russian Grand Prix has missed the deadline to apply for the 2014 Formula One calendar, according to the Russian Automobile Federation (RAF) read more »

The Russian Automobile Federation misses a deadline imposed by the FIA to make an official application to join the F1 calendar in 2014     read more »

Following the news that the Indian Grand Prix will not be on next year’s calendar, race organisers have said that they have ‘no problem’ with... read more »

Organisers of the Indian Grand Prix are hoping to return to F1 in 2015 after it was dropped from next year's calendar. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that there will be no Indian Grand Prix next year, although it will be back on the calendar early in 2015. read more »

The organisers of the Indian Grand Prix say they are happy to skip 2014 in order to move the race to an earlier slot in the calendar read more »

Further to earlier reports, it has now been officially confirmed that India will be dropped from the F1 calendar for one year in 2014. read more »

The Indian Grand Prix has been dropped from next year's Formula 1 calendar - but is set to return at the start of 2015 read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed the Indian Grand Prix will be dropped from the 2014 calendar, although it will return in 2015 as an earlier round in the season read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that the Indian Grand Prix will be dropped from the 2014 calendar, with discussions now underway to stage the race in early 2015. read more »

India, set to lose its place on the 2014 calendar, could return the year after. That is the claim of Vicky Chandhok, the president of the Indian motor sport federation, who... read more »

The Buddh International Circuit that has played host to the Indian Grand Prix since 2011 is risking to be dropped off the 2014 Formula One calendar, according to Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh said he doesn't expect the 2014 calendar to exceed 20 races but that he trusts Bernie Ecclestone to decide things for the good of the sport... read more »

India looks likely to be dropped from the 2014 calendar, possibly to return in early 2015. read more »