Peter Sauber believes parting ways with technical director James Key was the only logical option the team had. read more »

As the dusk falls at Jerez, Spain, bringing to an end the first F1 test session of the new season, Episode 56 looks back at the past four days of intense development work by... read more »

Bruno Senna could bring a new title sponsor to Williams. A spokeswoman for the beleaguered British team has confirmed to the Telegraph that American telecommunications... read more »

Nov.21 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that public floatation might be more likely than a sale in the event current owners CVC want to offload formula one's... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he is prepared to ditch the Austin Grand Prix if contract dispute can't be brought to a swift conclusion read more »

Nov.16 (GMM) F1's corruption scandal has taken a fresh twist this week. The Financial Times reports that Stephen Mullens, Bernie Ecclestone's long-term deputy who... read more »

Oct.27 (GMM) German bank and former F1 shareholder BayernLB contemplated dismissing Bernie Ecclestone six years ago, it emerged during Gerhard Gribkowsky's corruption... read more »

Oct.12 (GMM) A trio of former F1 drivers doubt Sebastian Vettel will trouble Michael Schumacher's all-time record of seven world titles. After the 24-year-old German... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier says he is ready to start focusing on the 2012 F1 season as tough 2011 draws towards its conclusion read more »

Michael Schumacher finished the Italian Grand Prix in fifth place today after an exciting and battling drive saw him make up three places from his grid position. Nico... read more »

Sep.1 (GMM) Yet more drivers, experts and pundits are crowning Sebastian Vettel the likely 2011 champion after his latest victory in Belgium. At the German's rival team... read more »

Four hours after its start time, the Canadian Grand Prix reached its conclusion after a safety car start, four further safety car appearances and a red flag period of more than... read more »

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has decided that the 2011 F1 title race is a foregone conclusion. read more »

Ross Brawn is not in favour of the Formula One season ending in December in order to make space for the Bahrain GP... read more »

A verdict over the long-running Lotus vs. Lotus court case between Team Lotus and sponsor of Renault, Group Lotus, could come to an end at read more »

Is the seemingly never-ending Group Lotus/Team Lotus naming row finally set to be brought to a conclusion..? May just be... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso both received 20-second time penalties following the conclusion of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Hamilton received his for excessive weaving... read more »

Here we go again, then. 19 weeks on from the dramatic conclusion to the 2010 World Championship in favour of our fourth consecutive new title winner, Formula 1 is back a... read more »

The ongoing name row between Team Lotus and Lotus Renault GP is set to meet a conclusion this week, with the two parties engaging in a full trial at the London High Court on... read more »

After the conclusion of pre-season testing in Barcelona on Saturday, Pirelli’s Motorsport Director Paul Hembery has spoken out ahead of the tyre manufacturer's return to... read more »

Jérôme d'Ambrosio was in an upbeat mood following the conclusion of on-track action on Thursday, with the Formula 1 rookie enjoying a 'much more positive' time... read more »

Today was the fourth and final day of pre-season testing in Jerez with Kamui Kobayashi at the wheel of the Sauber C30-Ferrari. The Sauber F1 Team lost some track time in the... read more »

A round-up of comment after the fourth day's testing at Jerez read more »

Fernando Alonso was the man to beat as the second and final day of the Pirelli test reached its conclusion in Abu Dhabi on Saturday... read more »

Shortly after the conclusion of the 2010 season in Abu Dhabi, Virgin Racing announced that it will be running Brazil’s Luiz Razia, Belgium’s Jérôme d’Ambrosio and... read more »