Letter to BRDC members following sale of 999-year lease on Silverstone for £32m reveals that the deal was done at the beginning of August. read more »

The British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) has confirmed it has agreed a deal to lease the land around the Silverstone circuit to British developer MEPC. The 999-year... read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) has announced a long-term lease deal with commercial property company MEPC to develop land around the Silverstone circuit. read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) has secured Silverstone's long-term future by leasing parts in and around the track to MEPC. read more »

The BRDC have completed a deal to lease the Silverstone Industrial Estate and the development land around the outside of the circuit to MEPC. read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club has confirmed that it has sold the lease on Silverstone in a 999-year, £32m deal to the BT pension fund's MEPC. read more »

The BRDC confirms a deal has been struck that will see development on the land around Silverstone move forwards     read more »

The British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) has confirmed that Silverstone has been sold to commercial property company MEPC on a long-term lease read more »

Silverstone is under new ownership after being sold by the British Racing Drivers Club (BRDC), according to a report read more »

Silverstone is under new ownership as the British Racing Drivers Club (BRDC) has sold a lease on the track - a process which it put in motion four years ago. read more »

Michael Lyons swept the FIA Masters Historic Formula 1 races at the 2013 Silverstone classic, taking victory in both Saturday and Sunday’s races. The BRDC Rising Star... read more »

BRDC president, Derek Warwick, has dismissed claims that the kerbing at Silverstone was to blame for the numerous, spectacular tyres failures during yesterday's Grand Prix. read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick says F1, its teams, the FIA, Bernie Ecclestone and Pirelli all need to take an inward look before blaming Silverstone's kerbs for... read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick has rubbished suggestions that the Silverstone kerbs were responsible for tyre trouble at the British GP... read more »

BRDC President Derek Warwick says it is "absolute rubbish" to suggest the kerbs at Silverstone were to blame for the tyre failures witnessed in Sunday's British... read more »

The British Racing Drivers Club (BRDC), has been trying to sell a 150-year lease on Silverstone circuit and the 850 acres of land which surround it. Despite repeated rumours... read more »

The BRDC has been allocated lottery funding towards their 'Silverstone Heritage Live' project, which will bring Silverstone's history to life... read more »

The telemetry link between the cars and race control, which has been causing problems since the opening race in Australia, will be resolved for the Spanish Grand Prix according... read more »

BRDC Chairman Derek Warwick has reassured fans that Silverstone has upgraded their facilities as they seek to avoid a repeat of the chaos that affected the event in 2012. A... read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick is confident the problems which hit the 2012 British Grand Prix were a one-off, but despite his claims, they have "upgraded everything"... read more »

BRDC President Derek Warwick has reiterated that major upgrades to the facilities at Silverstone will avoid a repeat of last year's problems... read more »

The BRDC has taken action to prevent a repeat of the embarrassing scenes from last year's British GP, but admits bigger changes are on... read more »

BRDC President Derek Warwick has promised fans attending this year's British GP that organisers have "upgraded everything" to avoid any repeat of last... read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick says fans attending the British Grand Prix this season will be in for a 'better experience' read more »

BRDC president Derek Warwick admits that talks to find an investor to help develop Silverstone are going slower than hoped but says financial backers will be found read more »