FOTA chairman and McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has said F1 should consider having two races in America. read more »

FOTA chairman and McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh reckons the teams can control the direction of the sport providing them remain united. read more »

SEGMENT ONE: Martin Whitmarsh: Chairman of FOTA and Team Principal, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes; Ross Brawn: Team Principal, Mercedes Grand Prix; Graeme Lowdon: Sporting Director... read more »

McLaren team principal and Formula One Teams' Association Chairman Martin Whitmarsh says Formula 1 must have two races in the United States of America. He says read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh believes that if the teams stick together they can control the future direction of Formula One for the good of the sport read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh wants Formula 1 to hold two races per season in America to enable the sport to 'conquer' the country read more »

Williams Chairman Adam Parr has urged the UK government to not take the motorsport industry for granted as it is a major contributor to the read more »

The United Kingdom’s government and public should not take motorsport for granted. Those are the feelings of Williams F1 Chairman Adam Parr, who points out that the... read more »

Williams F1 chairman Adam Parr says the United Kingdom should not be complacent about the strength of hi-tech engineering in the country. read more »

In the wake of the F1 Commission's agreement on a new 1.6 litre V6 turbo formula for 2014, McLaren boss and FOTA chairman, Martin Whitmarsh, admits to being happy with the... read more »

McLaren-Mercedes team principal and FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh has praised F1's new engine regulations for 2014 as a 'very positive' step for the... read more »

Force India F1 chairman and team principal Dr. Vijay Mallya is eager for his team to atone for the disappointment of a double DNF in Montreal with points in the European GP in... read more »

McLaren team principal and FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh has labelled the reports that the BBC are to drop Formula 1, as 'sad' and 'unwise'. Whitmarsh... read more »

McLaren boss and FOTA chairman, Martin Whitmarsh, has spoken out over reports that the BBC is considering dropping its coverage of F1. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh, McLaren team principal and FOTA chairman, believes a move to turbo-V6 engines would be better for the sport. Currently, the FIA, teams and engine read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr believes it is time for the F1 teams to "challenge" Bernie Ecclestone over the direction of the sport... read more »

After 60 years in business, Bernie Ecclestone has received an onslaught from perhaps the most unexpected source, that of Williams chairman Adam Parr. read more »

Formula 1 needs to address some 'fundamental problems' if it is to deliver what is best for fans and teams, claims Williams chairman Adam Parr. read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh believes the last week of toing and froing over the Bahrain Grand Prix has benefitted no-one, but has defended FIA president Jean Todt who has... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will officially not go ahead after the circuit's chairman, Zayed R Alzayani, announced they would no longer pursue reinstatement on the read more »

The chairman of the Bahrain International Circuit insists his venue is ready to hold a Formula One race and has asked the FIA's World Motor Sport Council to work its grand... read more »

Ahead of Friday's deadline, the chairman of the Bahrain International Circuit, Zayed Rashid Alzayani, says the circuit is ready and eager to host the race. read more »

Robert Kubica could still make his Formula 1 comeback in 2011, his long-term manager Daniel Morelli has explained. The comments follow on from Lotus Renault GP Chairman Gerard... read more »

Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko has responded to claims from Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo that a breakaway series could be formed away from Formula 1 for 2013. The... read more »

Pirelli chairman Marco Tronchetti Provera has admitted that he'd like the company to remain in F1 for as long as possible. read more »