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China is the the shaky new race on the 2020 Grand Prix calendar. Despite the confirmation of the two additions to this year’s World Championship schedule, in Italy and Russia, there is still plenty of uncertainty and that now includes the Chinese Grand Prix. There is also nothing official

It might be Groundhog Day as Formula One returns to the Red Bull Ring five days after Valtteri Bottas won there last Sunday, but there’s more than a few drivers who are hoping for a different outcome second time round in Austria. And there could be rain to mix

Sochi and Mugello are expected to join the COVID-hit world championship of 2020 this weekend. There are still possibilities in China and Vietnam, with rumours also of a race in Canada. The Formula One group is expected to confirm the Russian and Italian races during the Styrian Grand Prix, lifting

When I am in Austria, I stay at the Gasthaus Kaufmann in a little village named after the church, not far from the Red Bull Ring. It is run by an old fellow who doesn’t speak English but has all the walls adorned with guests of old (or rather

Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso is returning to Formula One next year. The feisty Spaniard is taking the Renault seat left vacant by Daniel Ricciardo and will race alongside Esteban Ocon. In a high-powered game of musical chairs, the move may have unwittingly snookered four-time world champ Sebastien Vettel into

Ferrari is mounting a panic attack on the second leg of the Formula One double-header in Austria next weekend. The dismal performance of the latest SF1000, despite Charles Leclerc salvaging a face-saving second place in the Austrian Grand Prix, has sparked an urgent update of the car for the Styrian