The organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have reinstated employees who were dismissed for participating in country wide anti-government protests in 2011 which led to read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi, DNF: “At the start my car went into anti-stall so when I dropped the clutch the car stopped and everyone passed me and, read more »

The final race of the 2011 Formula One season, the Brazilian Grand Prix, takes place at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace in Sao Paulo on Sunday 27 November. Located in... read more »

Felipe Massa says the anti-cut device in place at Turn 8 is ‘too high’ in its design, with the Ferrari driver crashing out of qualifying after making... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi was hoping for better than 13th place at the end of his home Grand Prix, but problems with his start meant he lost positions and was always on the back foot. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi said a problem with his Sauber's anti-stall system was the main reason why his home grand prix went so wrong at Suzuka today read more »

The F1 Group has implemented an ethics committee, anti-bribery principles and code of ethics and business conduct. read more »

Ferrari has opted to dump 'Marlboro' from their official team name following criticism from anti-tobacco groups. Whilst it might not be noticeable on the cars, which read more »

Ferrari's recent announcement that it has renewed its lucrative partnership with Marlboro has angered anti tobacco groups. read more »

Pirelli is seeking a change to the qualifying rules in order to prevent the session becoming anti-climatic. read more »

Sebastian Vettel will again start a grand prix from pole position after topping qualifying in Valencia. read more »

The FIA, motorsports world governing body, launched its 'Race True' anti-doping campaign this week. read more »

Lotus Renault have been granted permission to run their black and gold livery in Canada after concerns that it contravened anti-tobacco legislation... read more »

Renault says it has been given clearance to run its current livery in next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix by the Quebec authorities after discussion over whether it... read more »

Anti-government protesters in Bahrain have urged F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone not to reschedule the kingdom's GP until 'basic human rights are restored and the... read more »

Bahrain GP organisers are still hopeful the race can be staged this year, despite the ongoing crackdown on anti-government protesters...  read more »

Bernie Ecclestone fears fans and television networks will turn away from F1 if the sport switches to smaller, turbo engines from 2013... read more »

A selection of drivers in the Formula 1 testing paddock at the Circuit de Catalunya have voiced their doubts over both the final test plus the season-opening Grand Prix in... read more »

Jarno Trulli does not believe that Formula 1 will be able to make its way to Bahrain for what should be the season-opening race on 13 March, with protesters continuing to line... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has responded to his earlier Friday comments by stating that Bahrain could indeed not be a safe enough venue for this season’s opening Grand Prix, with... read more »

Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince of Bahrain, has released an official statement after worries arose on Tuesday that the season-opening Formula 1 race could be... read more »

Following anti-government protests in Bahrain, Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that he is concerned that protesters may target the first race of the 2011 F1 season.... read more »

A shadow hangs over the curtain-raising F1 2011 Bahrain Grand Prix, with political protesters threatening to disrupt the race and Bernie Ecclestone conceding that 'the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is concerned the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix could be used by the country's anti-government protestors to gain publicity for their cause read more »

Formula 1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone has admitted his fears over the ongoing riots in Bahrain, with it having emerged on Tuesday that anti-government protesters... read more »