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Yes, the worst kept secret in Formula 1 since George Russel’s move to Mercedes is finally official. F1 today announced the long-anticipated deal with Las Vegas that will see a third Grand Prix in the United States. © Liberty Media F1 raced in Las Vegas in 1981 and 1982 at the hugely unpopular Caesars Palace …
Like most people, I have been appalled and saddened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The strength and resolve of the Ukrainian people have been inspiring, as they fight for their homeland and the values of liberal democracy. The F1 Spectator stands with Ukraine. We have donated all historical revenue for the sale of Russian F1 …
Formula 1 has confirmed it will not stage the scheduled Grand Prix in Sochi this year in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. I wrote a post on Tuesday speculating on the future of the Russian GP, outlining how sanctions against the country could mean F1 would have to cancel the event. Military …
Today Russian tanks entered eastern Ukraine signalling an escalation of the conflict there. Against the backdrop of war in Europe, the business of Formula 1 may seem trivial. But the situation there could have a very real effect on the staging of the Russian Grand Prix, and lead to a shake-up of the F1 calendar. …
COTA announced this week it has signed a deal with F1 to continue to host the US Grand Prix for 5 more years, up to at least 2026. The news was not a surprise as F1 and COTA both look to capitalize on a wave of enthusiasm for the sport in the United States. According …
