Michael Schumacher is racing for retirement if his run of poor form continues. That is the view of Nick Fry, the chief executive of Mercedes’ Brackley based Formula... read more »

It is possible Formula One teams will be limited to a budget cap in 2013, according to Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. The budget cap idea saw the sport almost... read more »

Bahrain, the controversial island Kingdom, could have been central to McLaren's decision to agree the terms of the next Concorde Agreement. Bahrain's ruling family,... read more »

Bahrain, the controversial island Kingdom, could have been central to McLaren’s decision to agree the terms of the next Concorde Agreement. Bahrain’s ruling... read more »

Ferrari might be gearing up to incorporate a ‘double-DRS’ setup aboard its improving F2012 car. If true, the famous Italian team would be the first team to... read more »

Bahrain could launch a bid for the Olympic Games, off the back of its highly controversial return to the formula one calendar. "Why not? Yes, we will," an official... read more »

A respected specialist publication has questioned the official spectator figures published by the organisers of Sunday's highly controversial Bahrain grand prix. The... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed he was not happy Bahrain organisers used the acronym 'F1' in its political slogan for last weekend's race. The F1 chief executive... read more »

Internet hackers have threatened to wreak havoc as they sided against formula one over the sport's decision to push ahead with the highly controversial Bahrain grand... read more »

Dozens of protesters clashed with police across Shiite villages close to the circuit where Bahrain's controversial race takes place this weekend... read more »

Internet hackers have threatened to wreak havoc as they sided against Formula One over the sport’s decision to push ahead with the highly controversial Bahrain grand... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was the man to beat as the controversial Bahrain GP weekend kicked off on Friday morning with first practice... read more »

Britisn MPs have called on drivers, teams and sponosrs to stage a last-ditch boycott of the controversial Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

A support-race team and a respected journalist have become the next to pull out of this weekend's highly controversial Bahrain grand prix. The Porsche Supercup team MRS... read more »

A travelling F1 journalist believes this weekend's controversial Bahrain grand prix could go ahead without problems. Ahead of the island Kingdom's highly-contentious... read more »

A travelling F1 journalist believes this weekend's controversial Bahrain Grand Prix could go ahead without problems read more »

The first tranche of the Formula One teams were greeted by the sight of hundreds of protestors as they arrived in Bahrain for this weekend's controversial grand prix read more »

Two F1 journalists tried their hands at war reporting after touching down in Bahrain ahead of this weekend's controversial grand prix. "I had a duty as an... read more »

After so much talk about F1's controversial return to Bahrain, the sport's travelling circus has now begun to arrive in the island Kingdom. Already during... read more »

Apr.14 (GMM) At least three television broadcasters will not travel to next week's controversial Bahrain grand prix. Blick newspaper, as well as Bild and London's... read more »

Michael Schumacher has downplayed the impact on Mercedes' controversial W-duct wing on a day when the German topped the timesheets in practice... read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull will "respect" the FIA's decision to press ahead with next weekend's controversial Bahrain Grand Prix... read more »

Race stewards in Shanghai have unanimously dismissed Lotus protest against Mercedes controversial rear wing - which had already been declared legal for the first two races. read more »

The formal protest lodged by the Lotus F1 team against the controversial rear wing and DRS system used by Mercedes has been dismissed, with the FIA declaring it legal. read more »

Lotus launch a formal protest against Mercedes' controversial rear wing to Formula 1's governing body, the FIA. read more »