Former team owner, Eddie Jordan has hit out following yesterday's announcement of a €200m investment in Alpine which values the French F1 team at $900m. read more »

Alpine have secured a €200m backing from investors including Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney who are set to join an investor group taking a 24 per cent equity... read more »

RedBird Capital Partners joins Otro Capital and Maximum Effort Investments in $200m investment Alpine, the deal valuing the French team at around $900m. read more »

On Monday Alpine's parent group Renault announced it has sold the shares, valuing the team at $900m, to an investment group including Otro Capital, RedBird Capital... read more »

Max Verstappen's manager has hit out at claims that the reigning Formula 1 champion is acting improperly by 'avoiding tax' living in Monaco. read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stephano Domenicali has hinted that the cost of entry for new teams is likely to rise beyond the current level. Under the present agreement, new teams are... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has said that the process of seeing a new team enter Formula 1 in the near future has begun - but it will cost more than ever. read more »

The FIA launched an entry process in March that is still open and is scheduled to produce an outcome in June after all bids have been examined.At the moment, if accepted, a new... read more »

Aston Martin's new £200M factory looks set to be complete for 2023. Lawrence Barretto explains Aston Martin's long-term plan as they work to edge closer towards their... read more »

F1 teams want the entry fee to join the grid to be raised amid their displeasure at Andretti's proposed entry to the sport with Cadillac.  read more »

For its first year as Aston Martin after the rebranding of Racing Point, four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel arrived for the final two seasons of his F1 career. For 2023,... read more »

Mike Krack believes Aston Martin will soon possess the best facilities in F1 that will ultimately prove "a game changer" in its bid to swiftly become champions. read more »

Aston Martin says it expects its new Formula 1 facility to be a "gamechanger" for its long-term prospects, as construction enters its final stages. A £200m facility... read more »

Andretti Global, which encompasses Andretti Autosport and the planned F1 team, has announced the construction of a new $200m HQ in Indiana. read more »

F1 is currently attracting interest from American racing marque Andretti Autosport as a potential 11th entry in the near future.But Andretti's plans have been met with a... read more »

Record TV figures, a sell-out crowd and an influx of star power helped make it one of F1's biggest events to date, further laying the foundations for the expansion to... read more »

Andretti recently announced that it is in talks with the FIA about fielding an entry for 2024, having failed in its attempt to buy Sauber/Alfa Romeo last year.Under the latest... read more »

Construction of Aston Martin's new factory and wind tunnel has begun with a ceremonial breaking-ground ceremony. read more »

Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll has revealed to spending between £150-200m on what he sees as 'fulfiling all our dreams' with the building of a new factory and... read more »

Eddie Jordan is vehemently opposed to Formula 1's $200m 'anti-dilution' entrance fee, believing it deters new teams being set up. read more »

A Monaco-based start-up team remains interested in a Formula 1 entry in the near future, calling a possible waiver of the $200m dilution fund fee "a step forward" read more »

Monaco-based, Monaco Increase Management, which has links to the Campos junior squad, admits that it is still keen to enter the sport providing the planned $200m... read more »

The renamed Monaco F1 Racing Team Project has reiterated its interest in entering Formula 1 in the future and hopes the $200m entry fee for new squads can be waived. In October... read more »

Formula 1's $200million 'anti-dilution' fee to enter the sport could be overridden in certain situations, according to Stefano Domenicali, the new CEO. read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes the decision to levy a $200million entry fee on a new team wishing to enter the sport ensured Formula 1 remained "special". read more »