Fernando Alonso has admitted he could stay at Ferrari beyond his 36th birthday. The former double world champion, in his third year with the Italian marque and leading the... read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix is set to remain on the Formula One calendar until at least the 2017 season... read more »

The Singapore night race looks likely to remain a feature on the calendar until at least 2017, after Bernie Ecclestone confirmed that new terms have been agreed with the... read more »

Group Lotus insists that it remains committed to Formula 1 until at least 2017 despite the recent change to the terms of its sponsorship deal with the Lotus F1 team. read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) F1's Enstone based team will keep the 'Lotus' name until at least 2017. It emerged late last week that the sponsorship agreement between the team... read more »

F1′s Enstone based team will keep the ‘Lotus’ name until at least 2017. It emerged late last week that the sponsorship agreement between the team... read more »

Scuderia Ferrari announces that it has extended its collaboration agreement with the Santander Bank to the end of the 2017 season. This is a partnership that began in 2010 with... read more »

Ferrari has extended its link-up with Spanish banking group Santander until the end of the 2017 Formula 1 season. Formerly a sponsor of McLaren through Fernando... read more »

With reports claiming McLaren want to sign Lewis Hamilton until at least 2017, the Brit has warned the team that it won't happen unless they start winning.. read more »

McLaren are reportedly preparing to make offers to Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton worth a combined total of £100m in order to retain their current driver line-up until at... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai will be staying on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2017, it has been confirmed, with the news following much speculation that the event... read more »

Shanghai has agreed a deal to host Formula 1 races until 2017, ending months of speculation about the future of the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Shanghai has extended its deal to host the Chinese GP for seven more years, reportedly after Bernie Ecclestone agreed to charge a reduced rate... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will remain a part of the F1 schedule through to the 2017 season after a new deal was agreed between FOM and local organisers. read more »

The future of the Chinese Grand Prix has been secured with the signing of a new seven-year deal which will guarantee the race until 2017 read more »

F1's cost-reducing programme, the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA), has been extended through to 2017 after teams agreed to new terms read more »