F1 has announced that it has terminated its contract and there will be no further Grands Prix in Russia for the foreseeable future. read more »

Formula 1 has announced that it has terminated its contract with the Russian Grand Prix meaning the country will not host a grand prix in the future. read more »

Sebastian Vettel felt he had to make a stand against racing in Russia and certainly wasn't shy in expressing his views. read more »

Formula One has confirmed it has terminated its contract with the promoter of the Russian Grand Prix, meaning the sport has no plans to hold a race in the country in the future. read more »

Formula 1 has cancelled its long-term contract with the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 has terminated its contract with organisers of the Russian Grand Prix. Last week Formula 1 confirmed it was not possible to compete in the country following... read more »

Formula 1 has terminated its contract with the Russian GP and the country will not have a race in the future. read more »

Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine last week, F1 announced that it would not be racing in Russia later this year, with the race for 25 September being called off.The... read more »

Formula 1 terminates its contract with the Russian Grand Prix and the sport will not race in Russia for the foreseeable future. read more »

As the motorsport associations of countries like the UK, Sweden, and Finland enact bans on drivers with Russian and Belarusian licences after the FIA ruling on Tuesday, the... read more »

Motorsport UK has confirmed that Russian and Belarusian competitors, teams and officials will not be permitted to attend 2022 British racing events due to the current... read more »

Who would replace Nikita Mazepin if Haas cuts ties with the Russian driver ahead of the 2022 Formula One season? read more »

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has backed the FIA's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian drivers to continue to compete in motorsport. read more »

Russian Formula One driver Nikita Mazepin will not be allowed to compete at the British Grand Prix, it was announced on Wednesday. read more »

Nikita Mazepin cannot race at the British GP after Motorsport UK banned all Russian and Belarussian drivers from UK events. read more »

Britain's motorsport body - Motorsport UK - has banned Russian and Belarusian licence holders from competing in events in the United Kingdom meaning Nikita Mazepin would... read more »

Russian drivers have been banned from competing in the UK by Britain's national motorsport authority, Motorsport UK. read more »

Motorsport UK has imposed a ban on Russian and Belarusian licensed competitors from participating in UK events, meaning Nikita Mazepin will miss the British Grand Prix. read more »

Motorsport UK has imposed its own restrictions on drivers and teams from Russia and Belarus in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. On Tuesday, the FIA held an... read more »

While the FIA allows Russian drivers to continue racing, albeit under a neutral flag, Motorsport UK, the governing body for four-wheel motorsport in the UK, has banned all... read more »

In response to the Russian-led, Belarusian-supported invasion of Ukraine, the FIA has banned sanctioned events in Russia and Belarus and their imagery. Drivers from the two... read more »

Nikita Mazepin has been cleared to race in Formula 1 this season after the FIA announced Russian and Belarusian drivers will still be allowed to compete in their championships... read more »

The FIA has decided not to ban Russian drivers from motorsport in the wake of the country's military invasion of the Ukraine, clearing Haas driver Nikita Mazepin to... read more »

Following an extraordinary meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council on Tuesday, it announced a raft of measures in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.While... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that drivers from Russia and Belarus will be allowed to compete in its championships going forward under a neutral flag. On Tuesday, the World Motor Sport... read more »