The provisional 2014 calendar is set to be reduced 20 races with New Jersey and Mexico poised to lose their slots. read more »

Whilst many are concerned by the ever expanding Formula 1 calendar, which looks likely to include a record breaking 22-races next season, McLaren don't believe it'll... read more »

The FIA has published the final calendar for the 2014 season, which will see a record 22-races and includes both Mexico and New Jersey. Whilst some events remain provisional,... read more »

The organisers of the New Jersey Grand Prix F1 have revealed to be officially on the 2014 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar. The inaugural Grand Prix of America at... read more »

Mexico and New Jersey have been included on a provisional 22 race calendar published by the FIA. read more »

The FIA announces a 22 race calendar for the 2014 F1 season - including the addition of the New Jersey street race     read more »

In a brief statement issued in the wake of the issuing of the provisional calendar for 2014, organisers of the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey said they are thrilled by the... read more »

New Jersey is down to host a grand prix next season after the street race was included on the provisional 2014 calendar... read more »

The Grand Prix of New Jersey is back on the calendar for the 2014 Formula 1 season, after the FIA released a 22-race provisional schedule following a meeting of the World... read more »

New Jersey has been added to a 22-race calendar for 2014 after a meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) confirmed the dates of next year's races read more »

At its meeting in Croatia, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council agreed a number of decisions including the provisional 2014 calendar. read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has confirmed a 22-race calendar for the 2014 Formula 1 season read more »

New Jersey has won a temporary reprieve for inclusion on the 2014 Formula 1 calendar, with a June 1 slot set to be left open when the FIA approves the provisional schedule next... read more »

It's that time of year, and while silly season is still in full flow for drivers such as Sergio Perez, there continue to be whispers in the paddock surrounding Ross Brawn,... read more »

Sky Sports F1 has learnt that New Jersey will be on the 2014 calendar when it is ratified by next week's meeting of the FIA World Council. read more »

Leo Hindery says he is confident that New Jersey will be on the provisional 2014 calendar... despite the small matter of £64.2m that needs to be raised. read more »

Organisers of the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey have shrugged off being left off the provisional 2014 calendar and stress that work is continuing for a race next year read more »

New Jersey, is it on? Or is it off? Nobody really knows for sure - not even Bernie Ecclestone it would seem - but race promoter Leo Hindery Jnr is almost certain it's on.... read more »

New Jersey chief Leo Hindery Jr confident that the race will feature on a finalised 2014 F1 calendar     read more »

New Jersey race promoter Leo Hindery Jr says he expects the Grand Prix of America to be on the 2014 F1 calendar, despite being left off the preliminary schedule. read more »

The promoter of the American Grand Prix, Leo Hindery Jr, says he still expects a race around the streets of New Jersey to take place in 2014. The event, which was originally... read more »

Leo Hindery Jr, organiser of the GP of America, is confident the race will make it onto the 2014 Formula One calendar... read more »

Organisers of the Grand Prix of America have not given up hope of being included on the 2014 Formula One calendar but, unsurprisingly, money is the sticking point. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes that next year’s Formula 1 calendar will be tough for teams. The 2014 season is set to feature 21 races, with Austria... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has denied releasing a provisional 21-race 2014 calendar and says he isn't ruling out the prospect of New Jersey still making next season's final cut. read more »