Bernie Ecclestone, head of F1 commercial rights holder Formula One Management (FOM), is adamant that plans for a future London Grand Prix are serious. The 81-year-old says the... read more »

Singapore organisers have refuted comments by Bernie Ecclestone that the city-state had agreed to extend its hosting rights for a further five years.... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone assures Chris Sylt that he at work on plans for a race in London. "We are getting on with it. It is no joke. 100% completely no joke," says the F1... read more »

Speaking to the Guardian, Bernie Ecclestone insists he is serious about plans for a London Grand Prix and is already working on the scheme read more »

F1 appears closer to having an all-new Concorde Agreement in place for 2013 and beyond. Following a major falling out with Mercedes, Bernie Ecclestone now insists there is in... read more »

Silverstone chief Richard Phillips has revealed he is not quitting in the wake of last weekend's chaotic British grand prix. Bernie Ecclestone blamed the torrential... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is sure Singapore is staying on the formula one calendar. We reported this week that the city-state's government only intends to renew the deal beyond... read more »

Organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix have dismissed Bernie Ecclestone's claim that a new five-year deal has been agreed. read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix organisers have agreed a new contract to host the race for a further five years, according to Bernie Ecclestone read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that a new deal has been agreed which will see Singapore retain its place on the F1 calendar for another five years. read more »

F1 appears closer to having an all-new Concorde Agreement in place for 2013 and beyond. Following a major falling out with Mercedes, Bernie Ecclestone now insists there is in... 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 »

Singapore is yet to ink a contract to continue hosting formula one beyond 2012. We reported earlier this year that, despite Bernie Ecclestone hand-picking the city-state as the... read more »

Spa-Francorchamps will continue to host the Belgian grand prix for at least the next three years. Jean-Claude Marcourt, economics minister for the local Wallonia region, told... read more »

It's a rumour that has been circulating the Formula 1 paddock for a few weeks now, but more evidence has come to light that suggests the worlds biggest drinks company,... read more »

Following rumours to the contrary, Bernie Ecclestone insists that Flavio Briatore has no involvement in writing the regulations for GP1, which, in any case, is unlikely to see... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has defended the under-fire organisers of Silverstone saying that the traffic chaos was beyond their control read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says Silverstone chiefs were helpless to prevent the traffic chaos that has overshadowed this weekend's British Grand Prix - as he said... read more »

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone believes Silverstone organisers were helpess after Friday's torrential rain caused chaos amongst fans. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone - never a big fan of Silverstone in the past - has come out in support of the beleaguered organisers of the British GP at Silverstone. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says Silverstone's organisers cannot be blamed for this weekend's chaos as they have no control over the weather... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the next Concorde Agreement has been agreed upon by all the teams and that he is just waiting on lawyers to finalise it read more »

The 2013 Concorde Agreement is all but signed, according to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, who says it's now in the hands of the lawyers. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has affirmed that all 12 teams have declared themselves satisifed with the new Concorde Agreement. The document requires agreement from all the teams, the FIA... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has suggested the future technical rules should be set by the leading teams, as he moves closer finalising a new Concorde Agreement read more »