Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says he remains "highly confident" that Renault will complete its planned takeover of the Enstone-based team ahead of the 2016… read more »

Officials from the Nurburgring are hoping to return to F1 in 2017 with the circuit's CEO confirming they have held talks with Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has claimed that Honda is willing to supply Red Bull with engines in 2016, but that McLaren CEO Ron Dennis is against such a… read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis has put a block on Honda supplying engines to Red Bull, according to Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis says the outgoing Kevin Magnussen is deserving of a career in Formula 1, and that the team will do all it can to help him moving… read more »

McLaren CEO Ron Dennis says the squad will assist outgoing reserve driver Kevin Magnussen in enjoying a Formula 1 career after confirming that the Dane will not be part of the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone says that he is in discussions with three parties over the potential sale of the sport before the end of the year. CVC Capital Partners has held... read more »

McLaren CEO Ron Dennis says Formula One's regulations are delaying his team's return to competitiveness with new engine supplier Honda. The revival of the... read more »

McLaren CEO Ron Dennis says he understands Fernando Alonso's frustrations, following comments made by the Spaniard during the Japanese Grand Prix on… read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis has taken responsibility for not resolving Jenson Button's future sooner as the veteran driver now appears on the brink of remaining in Formula 1 read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he is fully committed to McLaren until the end of his career and has clarified the radio comments he made about Honda's "embarrassing"... read more »

McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis is to take Fernando Alonso to task internally over his outspoken remarks and a lack of professionalism following Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says he expects French brand Renault to make an announcement regarding its planned takeover of the team next week. Lotus' Formula 1… read more »

McLaren CEO Jonathan Neale says his team wants Jenson Button to stay for 2016 but admits he can do nothing to keep his driver if he does not want to stay. Ahead of the Japanese... read more »

Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn says it will stop supplying engines to Formula 1 teams once it has completed existing contracts read more »

Renault has confirmed that it will cease to be an engine supplier in Formula 1, narrowing its future options in the sport. Renault currently supplies Red Bull and Toro Rosso... read more »

Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn says there is still no clear decision on whether his company will remain in Formula One next year as it negotiates its split with Red... read more »

Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn has, for the first time, officially admitted that his company will no longer solely be an engine supplier in Formula 1, narrowing its future options.... read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter has moved to ease fears over the immediate future of the Enstone-based team, insisting that it has funds in place to complete the… read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter has confirmed the team has a budget in place to see out the remainder of the Formula 1 season read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says the team have “more than one option” as a potential buyer besides Renault. read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Justin Wilson passed away on Monday night following a freak accident at the ABC Supply 500 IndyCar race at the Pocono Raceway. The 37-year-old, who... read more »

Renault are today holding a crunch meeting to discuss its future in Formula 1 and whether it quits entirely, remains an engine supplier or returns to team ownership by taking... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone is to meet with representatives from Pirelli and Michelin to decide which company should supply the sport with tyres from the… read more »

Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has paid tribute to Jules Bianchi and says he hopes the late Frenchman is remembered for 'the way he was as a driver and as a person.'... read more »