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Rwanda's African Grand Prix launch brought together President Paul Kagame, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
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15 / 16Rwanda and Formula 1 announced a ten-year African Grand Prix deal, with the first race no earlier than 2030.
Formula 1 announced a ten-year agreement for an African Grand Prix in Rwanda, with the first race expected after the new Bugesera circuit is completed early in the next decade.
The FIA published the media conference schedule for the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend.
Formula 2 and Formula 3 announced expanded 2027 calendars featuring new venues across four continents.
As Formula 1 enters the final phase of the season, with three triple-headers on paper, the question remains where the 2026 season will end.
Given the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, for several months now it’s been assumed that the cancellation of the season-closing Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix is not just likely, but inevitable.
Formula 1 supplier Pirelli has given some insight into what the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix, taking place at Sepang, will entail on the tyre front.
Malaysia will end its nine-year absence from the Formula 1 calendar by making a long-awaited return in 2026, replacing Bahrain due to the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict.
In arranging for Malaysia to host the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, Formula 1 has creatively resolved one of the problems generated by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Sepang will host the Bahrain Grand Prix from 2-4 October, as Formula 1 returns to Malaysia for the first time since 2017.
The FIA and Formula 1 have confirmed plans for Malaysia to host the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, subject to final agreements and World Motor Sport Council approval.
Madrid's new F1 venue is trying to combine destination-city accessibility with a demanding circuit layout at IFEMA.
Beyond the tyres, power unit deployment and energy management could become decisive factors in the Barcelona Grand Prix.
Autosport examines why Monaco still works for Formula 1 in 2026 despite familiar questions about racing spectacle, practicality and commercial pressure.
Formula 1 will keep racing in Las Vegas until at least 2037 after agreeing a 10-year contract extension.