Argentina may bid to return to the Formula 1 calendar after awarding a contract to Populous, the devlopers behind the Silverstone Arena and Wing, to read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Bahrain Grand Prix will not be run this season leaving just 19 races for the 2011 season. However the race will return in 2012 with Sakhir... read more »

Formula One's governing body, the FIA, had revealed a new version of the 2011 race calendar. In a list of the remaining races for this season, Bahrain is again removed... read more »

The controversial Bahrain GP was officially scrapped from the 2011 calendar by Formula One's governing body, the FIA... read more »

Motorsport's governing body has confirmed that the Indian GP will return to its original October date following the recent confusion over Bahrain. read more »

The FIA has officially confirmed that Bahrain no longer figures on the 2011 calendar. read more »

The FIA has officially confirmed the Bahrain Grand Prix will not take place this year, leaving the calendar with 19 races. read more »

With the F1 world's eyes firmly focussed on the situation in Bahrain it has been easy to overlook the other news which came out of the recent WMSC meeting. read more »

The FIA has revealed that Bernie Ecclestone made a late attempt to get the Bahrain Grand Prix reinstated, even after he'd said it was "not on" and the teams had... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone made a last ditch bid to keep the Bahrain Grand Prix on the calendar just hours before the Gulf state abandoned efforts to hold the race,... read more »

Prior to Bahrain's decision not to pursue a slot on the 2011 F1 calendar, several drivers hinted that they would not have objected to returning for the country's... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has acted to resolve the issues surrounding the Formula One calendar following the Bahrain Grand Prix saga this week... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has formally requested to the FIA that the 2011 calendar be put back to its original schedule, with the Bahrain Grand Prix set to be... read more »

Human rights groups welcomed the cancellation of the Bahrain GP while F1's governing body requested a revised 2011 calendar... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will no longer go ahead this year, with organisers admitting that 'the fixture cannot progress'. A new date of October 30 was... read more »

Straying into Bernie Ecclestone territory, FIA President Jean Todt has stressed that contrary to the schedule released last week, the F1 2012 calendar will feature no more than... read more »

The FIA has asked the Formula 1 rights' holder, Bernie Ecclestone, to re-submit a revised calendar if he deems it necessary to do so. The Formula read more »

FIA president Jean Todt reveals that he has requested an amended calendar for the 2011 F1 season from Bernie Ecclestone as it appears likely that Bahrain may be cancelled - again read more »

The Formula One Teams Association today clarified their position over the Bahrain Grand Prix which has been the subject of much discussion and conjecture in recent days. They... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has told teams that it is now considering changes to the current calendar, with FOTA (Formula One Teams Association) having requested that the... read more »

There seems to be an unhealthy amount of confusion in F1 at present after a calendar on the FIA's website gave India a December 11th date for its race... read more »

The Bahrain race is set to be dropped again as the FIA calls for the 2011 calendar to be revised. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has blamed Bernie Ecclestone for the Bahrain PR nightmare and has asked him to submit a new calendar... read more »

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) told the FIA that its proposed rescheduling of the Bahrain Grand Prix was logistically unrealistic, an exchange of letters... read more »

The FIA has asked Formula 1's commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone to resubmit a calendar proposal for the 2011 season in the wake of the controversy regarding the... read more »