“The majority” of F1′s teams have agreed a deal over a new Concorde Agreement. The news was announced by the sport’s chief executive... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has announced that a new Concorde Agreement, the document which binds the teams to the sport, has been reached in Malaysia. Whilst the details read more »

Mar.20 (GMM) Rival formula one teams complained when Sky News published a report suggesting Ferrari and Red Bull will receive special deals for the next Concorde Agreement.... read more »

Reports over the Australian Grand Prix weekend suggest Ferrari and Red Bull could be offered special deals with the sport's commercial rights holders in the next Concorde... read more »

Leading Formula 1 teams are optimistic that talks to frame a new Concorde Agreement with Bernie Ecclestone are progressing in the right way, amid talk that some competitors... read more »

Many team bosses reportedly left the Melbourne paddock angry late on Sunday, amid claims Ferrari and Red Bull have agreed special deals for F1′s future beyond the... read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull linked to possible F1 ownership stake pending signatures on extended Concorde Agreement. read more »

Speculation in the paddock suggests that Ferrari is likely to receive shares in Formula 1 as part of a new Concorde Agreement lasting from 2013 read more »

Norbert Haug strongly believes customer cars should not return to Formula 1, stressing that each constructor has the right to fully design and build its own chassis. The... read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) Ferrari chiefs have denied reports the famous Italian team has already inked a new Concorde Agreement with Bernie Ecclestone. In the wake of Ferrari and also Red... read more »

With the current Concorde Agreement expiring at the end of year, Stefano Domenicali believes 2012 is a crucial year in the history of the sport. read more »

Jan.5 (GMM) More media reports claim Ferrari and Red Bull, and probably also Sauber, have already inked separate new Concorde Agreements with F1 chief executive Bernie... read more »

Dec.28 (GMM) Ferrari and Red Bull may already have inked separate new Concorde Agreements with F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. The rumour follows the top teams'... read more »

Nov.10 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh would be happy if the forthcoming negotiations over F1's future results in the teams owning a slice of the sport. With the bitter political... read more »

Mercedes CEO Nick Fry is expecting a "real bun fight" as the Formula One teams prepare to enter negotiations with Formula One Management (FOM) and FIA over the next... read more »

Oct.24 (GMM) Formula one teams have appointed a company to assess the sport's media value ahead of crucial negotiations over the next Concorde Agreement. The... read more »

The Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) has hired advisors to help take a more influencing stake into the way Formula 1 is run. DV Advisory Partners was recruited last week as... read more »

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) is hoping that it will be able to approach the looming Concorde Agreement negotiations from a stronger position following the... read more »

Jul.30 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed suggestions the new television broadcasting deal for Britain is a breach of the Concorde Agreement. It is understood the... read more »

Formula 1 teams will have to accept Bernie Ecclestone's decision to put some races on pay television only next year, AUTOSPORT has learned, with there being no protection... read more »

Following the announcement on Friday morning that the BBC are to share the broadcasting rights with BskyB from 2012, F1 teams are seeking clarification on read more »

With the F1 world's eyes firmly focussed on the situation in Bahrain it has been easy to overlook the other news which came out of the recent WMSC meeting. read more »

Sky News is claiming that FOTA is looking for financial advisers to assist with its negotiations over a new draft of the Concorde Agreement. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone hints that he would be prepared to levy an entry fee on F1 teams if they don't sign up for a new version of the Concorde Agreement read more »

If teams do not sign a new Concorde Agreement, they could be charged exorbitant entry fees by Bernie Ecclestone, the sport's chief executive has warned read more »