Lotus Renault boss Eric Boullier is urging ‘his' team not to get complacent as they head into the final three races of the year - and he is keen for them ‘maintain... read more »

Oct.23 (GMM) As recently as two weeks ago, Bernie Ecclestone feared the inaugural Indian grand prix might have to be called off. The F1 chief executive and other officials... read more »

Oct.23 (GMM) Karun Chandhok and his father on Sunday insisted they still do not know if the Indian will be on the inaugural Buddh grid in seven days. Team Lotus boss Tony... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi will miss the inaugural Indian Grand Prix, HRT team boss, Colin Kolles has announced. read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier has called for a "disciplined" ended to the campaign as his outfit attempts to keep Force India at bay... read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier says he has "mixed feelings" about the team's Korean GP but is hoping for better in the final three races... read more »

Oct.21 (GMM) Robert Kubica is unlikely to meet Renault's deadline as the team looks to finalise its driver lineup for 2012. Boss Eric Boullier recently imposed a... read more »

Oct.20 (GMM) Mercedes regards Michael Schumacher as an integral part of its push for success in formula one, boss Norbert Haug said this week. Currently, the seven time world... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Norbert Haug says stability is vital for the Silver Arrows to become F1 championship contenders read more »

The 2012 Mercedes will feature a number of different design concepts compared to the team's 2011 contender, claims team boss Ross Brawn. read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner says his team will attack in the final three races of the season despite having wrapped up both titles. read more »

Earlier this week Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner openly wondered whether or not the FOTA has a future as teams were unable to agree at last weekend’s... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Bruno Senna's stock fell in Korea, mere weeks before Renault is due to decide its driver lineup for 2012. The Brazilian, who replaced Nick Heidfeld five... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) The race failed to yield even a podium place for the famous team, but Korea showed that Ferrari is getting back on track. That is the claim of team boss Stefano... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Red Bull's championship spoils are worth tens of millions of euros, according to a report. Germany's Sport1 claims the 2011 constructors'... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost has admitted four drivers are in the running to fill the team's two race seats in 2012. It was already known that the second Red... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) An influential boss has revealed there is "no chance" the formula one teams will buy the sport. A consortium led by News Corporation expressed interest... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Mark Webber has contradicted recent reports that said he re-signed with Red Bull for 2012 because he had no other options. The Australian revealed that, in fact,... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Just over a week before the F1 circus is scheduled to congregate in India, Karun Chandhok is still waiting to hear if he will be lining up on the grid. The... read more »

Webber admits interest from rival teams, Ferrari boss says Fota face crunch meeting, plus more read more »

Lotus Renault team boss Eric Boullier extends deadline for star driver Robert Kubica, as Rubens Barrichello joins list of 2012 hopefuls. read more »

Oct.18 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh has refused to comment on whether it is Lewis Hamilton's troubled private life that is steering his formula one career on the wrong track.... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner expects Ferrari and McLaren to redouble their efforts to topple his team after successive F1 title sweeps. read more »

Influential team boss admits that there is "no chance" of an acquisition of F1 by the teams because they "are struggling to keep themselves afloat." read more »

Influential team boss admits that there is "no chance" of an acquisition of F1 by the teams because they "are struggling to keep themselves afloat." read more »