Williams has secured a long-term engine deal with Renault, reviving the most successful chassis-engine partnerships of the 1990s  read more »

Williams will switch to Renault engines in 2012, reviving the most successful partnership in their history. read more »

Williams has officially confirmed that it will be reuniting with Renault from the start of 2012. The team-engine partnership marks the resurrection of a famed title-winning... read more »

Williams has announced that it will use Renault engines from the 2012 season, in a renewal of the partnership that dominated Formula 1 for much of the 1990s read more »

The Virgin Racing team will receive a major boost to its 2012 development program after announcing it has secured a partnership with the McLaren outfit. The read more »

As his 2011 creation seemingly heads towards another couple of titles, Adrian Newey must turn his attention to his team's 2012 challenger. read more »

Bruno Senna is setting his sights firmly on a racing return in 2012 after spending the current season as test and reserve driver at Renault. The read more »

Bruno Senna says he hopes to have a 2012 race seat lined up by the end of the current season. read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey says the team is starting to turn its attentions to the 2012 car as well as developing the current pace-setter. read more »

Rubens Barrichello says he wants to remain with Williams in 2012 and "be part of" the team's resurgence... read more »

Jul.1 (GMM) The Circuit de Catalunya has reportedly kicked off talks to retain its place on the formula one calendar. Although Barcelona has been assigned a provisional date... read more »

Hours after Austin City council voted to officially endorse the 2012 United States Grand Prix, the Circuit of The Americas has announced a five-year agreement to host... read more »

Jun.30 (GMM) The 2012 US grand prix is back on the right track after the Austin council signed off the Circuit of the Americas' Texan state funding. After a vote was... read more »

Christian Horner reiterates that it is 'very, very likely' that Mark Webber will remain with Red Bull Racing in F1 2012. And Lewis Hamilton? "I really don't... read more »

Toro Rosso's technical director Giorgio Ascanelli has revealed that the team will soon turn their attention to next year's car... read more »

Christian Horner says it is "very, very likely" that Mark Webber will stay on at Red Bull Racing in 2012... read more »

The 2012 US Grand Prix is back on the right track after the Austin council signed off the Circuit of the Americas' Texan state funding read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso is currently exceeding personal expectations, with points positions in the last three races having risen the squad formerly known as Minardi to seventh in... read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso is currently exceeding personal expectations, with points positions in the last three races having risen the squad formerly known as Minardi to seventh in... read more »

The United States Grand Prix, scheduled to take place in 2012, took another step towards realisation last night when it was officially endorsed by Austin's City Council. read more »

A quicker tyre for qualifying is one of the ideas Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is discussing ahead of the 2012 season. Another suggestion from Paul Hembery, the... read more »

Jun.29 (GMM) Christian Horner has revealed it is "very, very likely" Mark Webber will be signed up to stay at Red Bull in 2012. Australian Webber, one of the only... read more »

Jun.29 (GMM) The health of the 2012 US grand prix project looked better on Wednesday, ahead of a crucial council vote on the Circuit of the Americas' state funding.... read more »

Toro Rosso technical director Giorgio Ascanelli says the Faenza based outfit will soon switch its attention to the 2012 car and updates for the current read more »

It might be widely-regarded as the dullest and most processional race on the F1 calendar, but speculation suggests Valencia could just be set to replace Barcelona as the home... read more »