Carlos Sainz Jr will make his Formula 1 testing debut when he joins Antonio Felix da Costa in the Red Bull line-up for next month's young driver test at Silverstone. read more »

Carlos Slim Domit says "all the pieces are coming together" for a Mexican Grand Prix to take place in future read more »

Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim says there is a strong chance that Formula 1 will return to Mexico in the near future. Mexico has not hosted a Formula 1 race since 1992, when... read more »

Carlos Slim Domit believes the Mexican Grand Prix has a "good future ahead" and hopes to see the race return to the Formula One calendar soon... read more »

Carlos Slim Domit believes there is a "good future ahead" for the Mexican Grand Prix, which it is hoped will return to the Formula 1 calendar in the next few years. read more »

Renault president Carlos Ghosn says the French manufacturer's involvement in Formula 1 is a big success, and insists the company will continue in the sport as long as it... read more »

"Forza, Santander's Tribute to Scuderia Ferrari," the song which Santander, the long-time partner of the Prancing Horse wanted to dedicate to the team. The... read more »

Renault chief executive Carlos Ghosn is adamant his company will take steps to reduce the cost of their new 1.6-litre V6 engines - in 2015... read more »

Much has been said about the arrival of Sergio Perez at McLaren. The young Mexican impressed during his time at Sauber, prompting a move to McLaren to replace the outgoing... read more »

After Antonio Felix da Costa, the next in line for a Red Bull-backed Formula One future looks set to be Carlos Sainz Jr. The Spaniard, the 18-year-old son of rally legend... read more »

The HRT Formula One cars will return to competitive action later this year after their current owner, Teo Martin, reached an agreement to run the cars in the BOSS GP Series.... read more »

Carlos Huertas claimed victory in a rain affected second race at the Formula Renault 3.5 Series round in Spain. Kevin Magnussen, who dominated the first race on Saturday,... read more »

Even amid McLaren’s competitive slump, the spotlight is shining ever more brightly on Sergio Perez. The young Mexican was signed by the British team to replace Lewis... read more »

Sergio Perez has admitted he hopes Telmex becomes a major sponsor of the McLaren team. With the British squad set to lose its Vodafone title sponsorship at the end of the... read more »

Renault chief operating officer Carlos Tavares is "frustrated" that his company is not getting the credit he feels they deserve for Red Bull's triumphs... read more »

In talks to bring F1 back to Mexico as early as 2014, with a race in Mexico City, Bernie Ecclestone insists the event will not be bankrolled by Carlos Slim, who at £48bn is the... read more »

Renault are open to supplying more teams with engines in the near future as long as it doesn't damage the support they offer Red Bull, says Renault-Nissan CEO... read more »

Formula One looks likely to make a return to Mexico in 2014 following a principle agreement between Bernie Ecclestone, Carlos Slim Jnr and the Mexican government. Meetings took... read more »

Red Bull's constructors' championship triumph "fully justifies" Renault's involvement in Formula One, according to the engine manufacturer's... read more »

Mexican billionaire and Sauber sponsor Carlos Slim has all but announced Esteban Gutierrez as the team's second driver for next season.... read more »

Telmex giant Carlos Slim has said that he believes Esteban Gutierrez will race for Sauber in 2013. With Sergio Perez moving on to McLaren, Slim – one of the richest... read more »

Telmex will continue to sponsor Sauber, despite the Swiss team losing Mexican Sergio Perez to McLaren. Perez made his debut with the Hinwil based team last year with Mexican... read more »

Sergio Perez's new manager Adrian Fernández says his driver has earned his place at McLaren after showing what he can do in the midfield. The... read more »

Sergio Perez is no longer a pay driver, nor was he chosen to replace Lewis Hamilton because of his commercial value, insists McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh. The... read more »

Sergio Perez is no longer a “pay driver”, McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh insists. Mexican Perez, also backed by Ferrari, started his F1 career by... read more »