Formula E has revealed plans to hold 16 races next year, though two of its events are yet to be confirmed.
Formula 2 will hold a record 28 races in its 2022 season, while Formula 3's calendar will feature 18, all supporting Formula 1 races.
The FIA has officially approved another record-breaking schedule of races for next year's Formula 1 world championship.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expects Lewis Hamilton will be hard to beat in next week's United States Grand Prix but tipped his team to come back strongly at the following two rounds.
Carlos Sainz Jnr believes he could have finished in the top five in last weekend's Turkish Grand Prix had he not lost time with a slow pit stop.
Sergio Perez says "it's not easy" being Max Verstappen's team mate as he makes no obvious mistakes and "you need to be mentally very strong".
In the round-up: New pictures reveal progress on Saudi Arabia's Jeddah F1 circuit • Williams weak in intermediate conditions - Russell • Australian government insists 2022 race will go ahead
