Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that he could take over majority ownership of Formula 1 again as part of a consortium with CVC boss Donald Mackenzie. CVC chairman Mackenzie... read more »

Amidst talk of buy-outs, co-chairman of CVC insists there are no plans to sell its stake in the sport. read more »

Donald Mackenzie, the co-chairman of Formula 1's commercial rights holder CVC Capital Partners, has stated the private equity firm is not interested in selling its... read more »

Renault's future in Formula 1 remains undecided, with Renault chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn claiming "all options are open" as they debate what path to take. The... read more »

Ferrari will offer a much stronger challenge to Mercedes by the time the Formula 1 world championship reaches the Italian Grand Prix, says its chairman Sergio Marchionne read more »

Former McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh fears Formula 1 could "crash and burn" due to the current situation, before finally recovering. The Briton was ousted... read more »

Sergio Marchionne, the chairman of Ferrari, says the Italian team would have no qualms providing rivals Red Bull with engines... read more »

Ferrari would be more than happy to open up discussions with Red Bull about supplying it with engines in the future, according to Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne. Red Bull... read more »

Sergio Marchionne, chairman of Ferrari, believes Formula 1 needs to decide on its direction for 2017 and beyond... read more »

Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne has called for Formula 1 to make an urgent call on its intentions for 2017 and beyond read more »

Mercedes chairman and triple world champion Niki Lauda has backed Kimi Raikkonen's calls for "more danger" in Formula 1, with both calling for quicker cars to... read more »

Ferrari's president and FCA chairman Sergio Marchionne has vowed to step in and negotiate a deal with Bernie Ecclestone to ensure the Italian Grand Prix remains at Monza.... read more »

Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne says a potential relaxing of the Formula 1 engine homologation rules for 2016 must be done in a way that will not send teams bankrupt read more »

F1 must strip back its current layer of “complexity” and make the sport easier to follow for fans, according to Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne. read more »

Despite many other teams not sharing his sentiments, Ferrari chairman, Sergio Marchionne would like refuelling to return to F1... read more »

Ferrari chairman Sergio Marchionne is eager to see the return of refuelling to Formula 1 despite suggestions this week in Canada it will not make a comeback read more »

Renault has ruled out continuing in its current position as an engine supplier, citing high costs and a low marketing return as the main reasons. The French manufacturer has... read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda railed against his own Formula 1 team for making "a huge mistake" that robbed Lewis Hamilton of victory in the Monaco Grand... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed it is willing to continue as Formula 1's official tyre supplier on a sole or competitive basis, as long as certain conditions are met. The Italian... read more »

McLaren have insisted that reported criticisms of Eric Boullier made by chairman Ron Dennis have been taken out of context. read more »

Audi could come into F1 after all according to Chairman Rupert Stadler, while Red Bull have once again threatened to quit the sport. View the original post at Audi still open... read more »

Audi's participation in Formula 1 has been speculated about numerous times over the past decade, but the German marque has never taken the jump into the single seater... read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes Ferrari's engine department has managed to find enough of an improvement over the winter to put it on par with the... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes Ferrari is now matching the German squad for engine power following the improvements it made over the off-season read more »

Ferrari have lucked into their current position as Mercedes' closest rival according to former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo. The Italian team have struggled... read more »