Michelin has confirmed that it has submitted a bid to become Formula 1's sole tyre supplier from 2017, potentially replacing current supplier Pirelli. The French... read more »

Michelin has confirmed that it has submitted a bid to supply tyres to Formula 1 from the start of the 2017 season. Michelin last competed in the sport in 2006, when it was... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix could return to the Imola circuit if a new deal fails to materialise between Monza and Bernie Ecclestone, it's been reported. Imola last held a race... read more »

The mayor of Imola, Daniele Manca, says he has held discussions with Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone over the possibility of the circuit hosting the Italian Grand Prix in... read more »

Pirelli could look to add more tyre compiund options to their current product range if they secure another term as Formula 1's sole supplier. Autosport has revealed that... read more »

Despite being the most successful tyre company in the history of Formula 1, Goodyear will not submit a tender to become a supplier from 2017... read more »

Renault's future in Formula 1 will become clear toward the end of the 2015 season according to Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul. The French manufacturer... read more »

Goodyear has previously supplied F1 with tyres and to this day remains the sport's most successful tyre supplier with 361 grand prix wins to its name. However the company... read more »

Michelin are "50/50" as to whether or not they will apply to become F1's tyre supplier in 2017... read more »

A decision by Michelin whether or not to apply to return to F1 as a tyre supplier for the 2017 season and beyond is imminent according to Pascal Couasnon. View the original... read more »

New Jersey could make a fresh bid to be included on the Formula 1 calendar in the near future following fresh talks between Bernie Ecclestone and race organiser Leo Hindery... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner warns Renault could leave the sport in 2017 over the engine development ban. read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says he wants to bring refuelling back to Formula 1 from 2017, despite opposition from teams. read more »

Plans to reintroduce refuelling to Formula One are set to be dropped after feedback within the sport was "100% negative". Refuelling was one of the main proposals on... read more »

Formula 1 is set to drop a proposal to bring back in-race refuelling from 2017, with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff claiming that the idea has received "100 per cent… read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have unanimously agreed that refuelling shouldn't be reintroduced in 2017 and therefore any plans to bring it back are but dead. F1's Strategy... read more »

Michelin is unlikely to take part in the FIA's tender process to find a new Formula 1 tyre supplier for the 2017 season onwards, according to a senior figure at the French... read more »

As the debate continues about the proposed changes to F1 in 2017 suggested by the sport’s strategy group, the Sky Sports Digital team look into their crystal balls to reveal... read more »

Formula 1's plans to reintroduce refuelling in 2017 could be scrapped this weekend amid dwindling support following further consideration. Team bosses are due to meet in... read more »

It is only a proposal at present, but momentum is building towards a Formula 1 whereby the grid will include third or customer/franchise cars, potentially as early as 2017 read more »

Manor sporting director Graeme Lowdon does not understand why refuelling is set to make a comeback in Formula 1 in 2017 read more »

The FIA has opened up a selection process to try to attract a new Formula One team to the grid for either 2016 or 2017. The Haas F1 team is due to join the grid next year as... read more »

The FIA has officially opened up the selection process to find a new candidate team to join the Formula 1 grid in 2016 or 2017. Prospective entrants are required to register... read more »

The FIA have opened up a new selection process to find a potential new Formula 1 team for either the 2016 or 2017 season. View the original post at FIA open tender for new... read more »

The FIA, Formula 1's governing body, has opened up the selection process for prospective teams to enter the championship from either 2016 or 2017. Formula 1 has not had a... read more »