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 »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said that the new regulation which will ensure any new Formula 1 team has to pay $200m to the other 10 is "very important" to the sport. read more »

Any new team entering F1 will need to pay $200m to the existing ten teams as part of a 'dilution fund'. read more »

Any new teams looking to enter the FIA Formula 1 World Championship from 2021 will have to pay an advance of $200 million (£156m) to rival teams as part of a ‘Dilution Fund’.... read more »

Under the new Concorde Agreement a new team must pay the existing Formula 1 teams $200million in order to join the grid. read more »

New Formula 1 entrants must pay rival teams a total of $200 million, as part of a prize-money 'dilution find', if they want to join the grid from 2021 read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has confirmed teams wishing to join the Formula 1 grid would be required to pay a $200 million fee. read more »

In a bid to raise cash, McLaren is putting its £200m Woking technology centre up for sale. read more »

McLaren is set to put its Formula 1 and automotive factories up for sale in a bid to secure much needed funds as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. McLaren’s financial... read more »

McLaren Group are seeking a further financial boost by selling their Woking headquarters in a deal that could raise £200million. read more »

Lawrence Stroll's £200m investment in Aston Martin could open the door for Sebastian Vettel to move to what is, at least today, Racing Point. read more »

Racing Point has agreed to allow Aston Martin to buy up to £200m of shares in the team over the next five years. read more »

Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll will invest £200m into his F1 team, set to become Aston Martin, over the next five years. read more »

Liberty Media have revealed that Formula 1 lost over $200 million of revenue in the first financial quarter of 2020. read more »