Baku City Circuit operating company commented on the dismantling of the pit stop building for Formula 1, Trend reports.

Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2020 has been cancelled, the Baku City Circuit (BCC) announced on its Facebook page on June 12.

The Baku City Circuit (BCC) has clarified the information spread in foreign media about the cancellation of the 2020 Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Formula 1 over COVID-19, local media reported on 11 June.

The tickets purchased for attending the 2020 Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix event, which was postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic, remain valid, Baku City Circuit told Trend.

Baku City Circuit (BCC), the operating company of Formula 1 races, has announced that Formula 1 Grand Prix of Azerbaijan will not be held without spectators and that the organizers will wait until the threat over the novel coronavirus threat is over.

Azerbaijan’s Baku City Circuit has been rated fifth in TOP-12 ranking of every 21st century F1 circuit, the Race motorsport website reported on April 3.

Baku City Circuit suffered no direct financial loss as of now from postponing of 2020 F1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Baku City Circuit (BCC) Boss and Race Promoter Arif Rahimov said, Trend reports with reference to Motorsport Network website.

Baku City Circuit (BCC) is getting ready for Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2020.

Baku City Circuit Operations Company, which is the promoter of the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, moving to the "green strategy", will follow the sustainability initiative in the name of a better and greener future, Trend reports on Dec. 10 referring to the company.

Baku City Circuit (BCC), promoter of the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix™, today welcomed the CEO & Executive Chairman of the Formula 1 Group, Chase Carey, to the 2019 Conference on the Benefits of Hosting Major Sports Events (BHMSE) at Baku’s Fairmont Hotel, located within the city’s iconic Flame Towers.