One of F1's new owners has bought even more of the sport, it has emerged. Amid expectations last month that the Singapore floatation was going ahead, the US based asset... read more »

One of F1′s new owners has bought even more of the sport, it has emerged. Amid expectations last month that the Singapore floatation was going ahead, the US based... read more »

CVC has sold a further $500 million stake in Formula 1, almost a month after announcing a 21 per cent sale to a trio of investors for a total investment of $1.6 billion read more »

Formula 1 majority owner, CVC Capital Partners, has sold another stake in the sport raising an additional £320 million ($500m) on top of last months £1... read more »

The much-publicised $10 billion listing of Formula One in Singapore is set to be put on hold as volatile conditions and ongoing uncertainty with the Euro continue to undermine... read more »

As powerful businessmen slice up the F1 pie, the sport's governing body also wants a piece. Amid all the talk about the planned multi-billion Singapore floatation, a... read more »

Formula one is worth about $8 or $9 billion, as the sport's owner CVC confirmed it has this week sold a 21 per cent stake to new investors. News of the sale coincided with... read more »

Formula One is worth about $8 or $9 billion, as the sport’s owner CVC confirmed it has this week sold a 21 per cent stake to new investors. News of the sale coincided... read more »

Even ahead of F1's Singapore floatation, the sport has some new owners. Reuters, the specialist financial market news agency, said US-based asset managers Waddell and... read more »

CVC Capital Partners, the majority owners of Formula 1, have sold a 20 per cent stake ahead of the sports Singapore stock market flotation. The 20 per cent, which has reduced... read more »

CVC Capital Partners, the private equity firm on whose behalf Bernie Ecclestone acts, has sold off a 1.6 billion dollar (£1bn) stake in Formula 1 to three investors,... read more »

Formula One has been given the go-ahead for a $2.5 billion share sale in Singapore, according to a source... read more »

Formula One's owners - private equity firm CVC Capital - has sold a $1.6 billion stake in the sport to three investors, according to reports read more »

CVC Capital has sold a $1.6 billion stake in Formula 1 to investors ahead of the sport's planned $3 billion IPO. read more »

Formula One's plans to raise as much as $3 billion by selling shares has reportedly been approved by the Singapore stock exchange... read more »

A lack of official information has triggered speculation about Ross Brawn's health. And another rumour is that his absence in Barcelona could be connected with... read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) More details about formula one's planned stock market floatation have emerged. Bloomberg, the financial news agency, said majority owner CVC is seeking $2... read more »

More details about Formula One’s planned stock market floatation have emerged. Bloomberg, the financial news agency, said majority owner CVC is seeking $2 billion by... read more »

Many team bosses reportedly left the Melbourne paddock angry late on Sunday, amid claims Ferrari and Red Bull have agreed special deals for F1′s future beyond the... read more »

Arguably the single most influential person responsible for transforming Formula 1 into a multi-billion dollar motorsport, Bernie Ecclestone has also had some interesting... read more »

Slim Domit, son of the world's richest man Carlos slim, who's worth an estimated £47 billion ($74b), believes a return to Mexico is a no-brainer read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has said that he would rather float Formula 1 on the Singapore stock exchange than sell the sport’s commercial rights within the current economic... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone told a German court he stood to lose "in excess of £2 billion" if he was found to be misusing the tax-free family trust read more »

Force India has revealed the three drives it intends to take through the development formulae in search of an Indian F1 ace. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's admission to Pitpass' business editor Christian Sylt has attracted worldwide media coverage but some reporters don't yet seem to understand... read more »