Bernie Ecclestone is keen to push forward with his idea of a $250 million (£156m) annual budget cap in an effort to gradually bring down the cost of competing in... read more »

Mercedes F1 are hoping for a big budget increase for next season, with reports suggesting that they will get almost a third more in order to back Lewis Hamilton's arrival. read more »

Ahead of Lewis Hamilton's arrival, Mercedes is reportedly preparing to boost the budget of its formula one team by many millions. Bild newspaper said that after slumping... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 18th round at the Yas Marina circuit for the Abu Dhabi GP. Both men... read more »

Williams executive director Toto Wolff wants a quick solution to the budget cap proposed by Bernie Ecclestone read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has told Sky Sports that Bernie Ecclestone's plans for a budget cap in Formula One are 'unrealistic' read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes a budget cap that covers all the spending of teams is the best way to bring costs in the sport under control read more »

Formula One's teams have stated their support for a new budget cap proposal from Bernie Ecclestone read more »

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh has cast doubt on how realistic Bernie Ecclestone's budget cap plan would be to put into place in practice. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone's idea of a budget cap is "unrealistic". read more »

A distinct absence of adhesion was the downfall for Kimi Räikkönen and Lotus as the Finn struggled his way to seventh on the grid in India. As the Enstone... read more »

Lotus’ budget has held Lotus back in the second half of 2012, Kimi Raikkonen has admitted. Still a mathematical contender for the championship, Finn Raikkonen... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is making a fresh push to introduce a budget cap in the sport as a means of ensuring costs are kept under control read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 17th round in New Delhi for the Indian GP. Both men have a budget of... read more »

Red Bull has the standout budget among F1′s UK-based teams, according to Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. Citing British companies data, the magazine said... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley claims that it was unfortunate that circumstances derailed his pl;ans to introduce a spending cap on F1 teams. read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 16th round at Yeongam for the Korean GP. Both men have a budget of... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 15th round at Suzuka for the Japanese GP. Both men have a budget of... read more »

As Bernie Ecclestone reveals that the teams self-imposed budget regulations are taking the sport ever closer to Fantasy F1, he gives insight into who would comprise his perfect... read more »

The new engine formula planned for 2014 and beyond may very well be scrapped, according to Bernie Ecclestone who strongly opposes the change. Plans are currently in place to... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 14th round at the Marina Bay circuit for the Singapore GP. Both men... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's former team-mate Heikki Kovalainen, has urged the 27-year-old to stay with McLaren amid speculation he is considering a move to Mercedes. The Finn raced... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 13th round in Monza for the Italian GP Both men have a budget of... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 12th round at Spa for the Belgium GP Both men have a budget of... read more »

Sauber sees no reason to regret the points-scoring opportunities it missed in the first half of the 2012 Formula 1 campaign, as it remains confident it can continue to... read more »