Liberty Media has provided a $1.4 billion lifeline to help Formula 1 and its teams overcome the current economic downturn. read more »

It is time for Lewis Hamilton to stand by his 'Cash is King' criticism of Liberty Media and take a "generous" pay cut. read more »

Despite Chase Carey's assurances that a season comprising 15 - 18 races will eventually get underway, F1 could be looking at a cash crisis as over £200m in race hosting... read more »

Aston Martin has expressed concerns over cash during the next 12 months, but new investor Lawrence Stroll is confident that their plans to enter Formula 1 will still go ahead. read more »

Lawrence Stroll is adamant his plans for Aston Martin to enter a works team in Formula 1 next season are continuing despite the apparent cash crisis surrounding the car company. read more »

Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone tells Liberty Media not to write cheques that they can't cash, the current showrunners still targeting a 15 to 18 race season... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has rebuffed Lewis Hamilton's quip that the championship travelling to the now-cancelled Australian Grand Prix during the developing coronavirus... read more »

F1 CEO Chase Carey has rejected Lewis Hamilton's suggestion that the championship was only pressing ahead with the Australian GP for financially-motivated reasons. read more »

Liberty Media chief Chase Carey has disputed Lewis Hamilton's suggestion that for Formula 1, "cash is king", saying that if that was the case then the Australian... read more »

Chase Carey has refuted Lewis Hamilton's claims that "cash is king", saying if that was the case F1 would not have cancelled the Australian GP weekend. read more »

F1 boss, Chase Carey has hit back at Lewis Hamilton's claim that the reason the sport sought to plough ahead with the Australian Grand Prix is because "cash is... read more »

Formula 1 will be bringing in a spending cap for the 2021 season, but maybe this cap is a sticking plaster attempting to repair the Hoover Dam - the problem of greed and a... read more »

Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes the cash boost from his team's new title sponsor helps secure their future in F1. read more »

Racing Point's Formula 1 rivals were "naive" to think that the cash injection from Lawrence Stroll's takeover wasn't going to help it make big... read more »

Williams have been welcomed new team partner Lavazza on board for the 2020 Formula One season - coffee roasters Lavazza being a long-term sponsor of new driver Nicholas Latifi. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says the Canadian Grand Prix will represent a "huge challenge" for the Silver Arrows, with rivals Ferrari perhaps set to cash in.... read more »

The new Racing Point investors have wasted little time in splashing the cash as they try to establish the team as a "premium brand". read more »

Red Bull could not afford to stump up enough cash to bring Sebastien Buemi back to Formula 1 for 2019 at Toro Rosso, motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko has revealed. Buemi... read more »

The Autosport team answers your questions on the burning topics in Formula 1, ranging from futuristic cars, uneven revenue, the differences between Hamilton, Vettel and Alonso,... read more »

It might seem hard to believe, but F1 teams based in Britain are being given taxpayers cash merely for doing what they do, building racing cars. read more »

Think you know Formula 1? Prove it, and you could win thousands in cash, a VIP trip to a Grand Prix and other exclusive prizes playing Official Daily Fantasy F1 at PlayON. read more »

Force India COO Otmar Szafnauer reveals that rival teams blocked cash advances that traditionally saw the team through toughest financial period of the year. read more »

Nidala Limited, thought to have strong links with F2 driver Nicholas Latifi, have provided the McLaren group with a £200 million cash injection. read more »

Even in a sport dripping with cash, 20-year-old Max Verstappen will not be able to move for money next year. Thing is, he's worth it. read more »

Toro Rosso's drivers changes may have opened the door for Renault to cash in - quite literally - in the constructors' championship, writes Luke Smith. read more »