The Williams F1 Team has blamed investment in ensuring it moved toward the front of the Formula 1 grid for losses of more than £20 million ($32m) in the first six months of... read more »

Lotus has announced that multi-national electronics manufacturer Hisense will join the team for the forthcoming Italian, United States and Abu Dhabi races. The Hisense logo... read more »

McLaren and former team principal Martin Whitmarsh have officially parted company after agreeing upon a financial settlement. McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis, who returned to the... read more »

A man arrested on suspicion of stealing Michael Schumacher's medial records following his skiing accident has been found dead. The unnamed man was a manager at Swiss Air... read more »

Kevin Magnussen reckons the pressure being applied to McLaren to raise its game by Group CEO Ron Dennis is healthy for the Formula 1 team. read more »

Christijan Albers has described his first weekend as CEO of the Caterham F1 Team as 'good', even if he wasn't happy with where they finished in the British Grand... read more »

Another disappointing weekend for Caterham has left new CEO Christjian Albers admitting he was unhappy with the team's performance... read more »

Jenson Button responds to 'work harder' calls from McLaren CEO Ron Dennis, by saying he always gives 100 per cent and that everyone in the team needs to do that... read more »

Caterham have refused to comment on reports that former Formula 1 driver Christijan Albers has been appointed as CEO of the team when quizzed on the mater by GPUpdate.net. read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis has urged Jenson Button to "try harder" as the 2014 season develops, claiming that rookie Kevin Magnussen has provided "a big... read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis has revealed that aerodynamicist Peter Prodromou will join the team earlier than expected. read more »

Mercedes announced on Saturday morning in the Monaco paddock that title sponsor and technical partner Petronas will remain with the team following the agreement of a... read more »

Sepang's CEO tells Crash.net he is considering whether it gets value for money as the host of the Malaysian GP after getting approval to negotiate a new contract for the race read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has resigned from his position at the Italian outfit, admitting he is to blame for their troubles. The 48-year-old will step down with... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has left his role as Ferrari team principal. Domenicali took over the position from Jean Todt at the end of 2007 but the Italian has departed following... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has stepped down as Team Principal of the Ferrari Formula 1 outfit. He will be replaced for the time being by Marco Mattiacci, the President and CEO of the... read more »

McLaren CEO Ron Dennis has said the Woking-based team 'must' end the season with some victories. read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis says the promotion of Kevin Magnussen to a race seat was his decision. read more »

McLaren CEO Ron Dennis has emphasised that his outfit must return to the top step of the podium in 2014. McLaren has not won a race since Jenson Button's victory at the... read more »

Formula 1 teams and drivers will carry messages of support in tribute to the passengers aboard the missing Malaysian airlines flight, MH370. The plane went missing mid-flight... read more »

Mercedes' advantage over the other teams will be less apparent in Malaysia, according to McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis... read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis is confident that promoting rookie Kevin Magnussen as a replacement for Sergio Perez was the right decision... read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis reckons Kevin Magnussen has what it takes to become a Formula 1 World Champion, following the Dane's impressive debut podium finish at the... read more »

McLaren will run a one-off livery at this weekend's season-opening Australian Grand Prix. The team ran a predominantly silver car in pre-season testing but will feature a... read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis insists that Formula 1 fans will not be disappointed with the quality of the racing in 2014, even if the sport experiences some growing pains early on. read more »