F1's decision to put Turkey on the calendar in place of Canada could backfire with the country added to the UK's red travel list. read more »

Formula One Management is assessing the situation following the news that Turkey has been placed on Britain's COVID red list. read more »

Formula 1 says it is "assessing the situation" over its plans to stage the Turkish Grand Prix after the UK government added Turkey on its travel red list. read more »

Formula 1 says it is assessing the situation and will provide more details in the coming days after Turkey was added to the United Kingdom's red list. Formula 1 announced... read more »

Next month's Turkish Grand Prix is under threat after the UK government put Turkey on its red travel list. read more »

Travellers returning to the UK who have been in countries on the list in the previous 10 days are obliged to pay for a compulsory 10-day quarantine in government-approved... read more »

The Turkish Grand Prix has been subbed in to replace the cancelled Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 has confirmed that the Formula 1 Grand Prix Du Canada 2021 will be replaced by the Turkish Grand Prix this season between 11th - 13th June 2021. read more »

Formula 1's 2021 calendar has undergone another alteration in the wake of Turkey replacing Canada on June 13. Why has Canada been cancelled? Canada has had strict entry... read more »

June's Canadian Grand Prix is cancelled and replaced by a race on the same dates at Turkey's Istanbul Park track. read more »

F1 has confirmed that the Canadian Grand Prix will be replaced by the Turkish Grand Prix between 11th – 13th June as the Montreal event is cancelled for the second consecutive... read more »

Turkey will replace Canada on the 2021 Formula 1 calendar with the Canadian Grand Prix cancelled for a second straight year.  read more »

The Canadian GP will not take place for the second successive year due to Covid-19 and will be replaced in its June slot by Turkey. read more »

Turkey has been added to the revised 2021 Formula 1 calendar in place of Canada, championship organisers announced on Wednesday. It is the latest change to the 2021 calendar... read more »

Honda have revealed Max Verstappen's flying start at Imola resulted from work sparked by Red Bull's tardy getaways in the wet at Turkey last year. read more »

Max Verstappen's triumph at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was helped by a sensational getaway from third on the grid that helped him leapfrog pole man Lewis Hamilton.The... read more »

The F1 Commission will meet on Monday to table final proposals for three trial sprint race events for qualifying in 2021, which are expected to be voted through by the teams. read more »

The F1 Commission is set to finally approve the introduction of sprint qualifying races for this season at its latest meeting on Monday. read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, Nikita Mazepin has taken a swipe at Haas teammate Mick Schumacher, while F1 is considering a return to Turkey if the Canadian Grand Prix is... read more »

The event, scheduled for the 12-13 June weekend after the Azerbaijan GP as the second part of a flyaway double-header, has been in doubt for some time.Turkey, which held a race... read more »

Races in Turkey and Bahrain could be added to the 2021 F1 calendar as doubts grow about Canada and Sao Paulo, according to a report. read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto says he intends to have a remote presence at more grands prix in 2021 when the squad begins shifting focus to 2022. Binotto opted to... read more »

Aston Martin Formula 1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer is confident Sebastian Vettel and team-mate Lance Stroll will have the opportunity in 2021 to win races on more than one... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has recounted the "mind-blowing" experience of claiming his record-equalling seventh world championship title at the "extremely strange"... read more »

Ex-F1 driver turned pundit Martin Brundle has picked Sir Lewis Hamilton's title-winning drive in Turkey as his highlight of the 2020 season. read more »