The legal dispute between Racing Point F1 Team's creditors, FRP Advisory LLP and Russian chemicals company Uralkali is set to go to trial late next year. read more »

Lawrence Stroll has already paid the amount owed to the creditors of the original Force India team before it went in administration. read more »

Force India are almost up to date on the bills after Lawrence Stroll put in extra money to ensure that all creditors are paid off immediately, not in a year or two. read more »

The reconstituted Force India Formula 1 team has nearly completed the task of paying off its previous incarnation's creditors after a highly unusual move by new owner... read more »

The joint administrators of the Force India Formula 1 team say they are working on "an urgent basis" to secure its future and the best outcome for creditors read more »

Renault, McLaren and former employees to lose out following Caterham collapse admits administrators. read more »

Renault has formally completed its takeover of Lotus, after finalising a share purchase agreement (SPA) and paying off debts to creditors, including the British… read more »

Lotus' legal battle with UK tax authorities has been adjourned for a third time to allow Renault to complete its purchase of the team and reach agreements with creditors... read more »

The Lotus Formula 1 team is continuing to make strides to settle its debts with a number of creditors after being faced with a winding-up petition in the High Court read more »

The Lotus F1 Team is facing administration if it fails to reach an agreement with a group of creditors that have brought a winding-up petition against the team at the High... read more »

Lotus is confident of reaching an out-of-court settlement with a number of creditors after facing a winding-up petition in the High Court read more »

The Lotus Formula 1 team is confident of reaching a financial settlement with a number of creditors after being faced with a winding-up petition in the High Court read more »

Sky Sports has learnt Manor Marussia will pay unsecured creditors, including Ferrari and McLaren, 1.262p for every pound they were owed when the team entered administration. read more »

Christian Sylt reveals that creditors of the stricken Manor team are getting just 1.3 pence in the Pound. read more »

The Manor F1 Team has confirmed it plans to race in the season opener in Australia this March and has also confirmed its first driver. Former-Caterham driver Will Stevens, who... read more »

Marussia have reached an agreement with their creditors to a Company Voluntary Arrangement which will allows the team to exit administration. read more »

Manor received a boost on Thursday as administrators FRP Advisory confirmed that the company's creditors have agreed to the terms of a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA),... read more »

Manor's hopes of returning to the Formula 1 grid have received another boost after its creditors agreed to bring the company out of administration read more »

The Manor GP team (formerly Marussia) is set to exit administration later this month following successful talks with a new investor. The outfit entered administration last year... read more »

The Marussia Formula 1 team collapsed owing trade creditors UKP31.4 million - with Ferrari alone owed more than half that amount read more »

Ferrari and McLaren remain significant creditors following the collapse of F1 minnow Marussia, according to official figures. read more »

The collapse of Marussia isn't just a loss for Formula 1 and the team's various employees, but it will also have an impact on Ferrari and McLaren which are among 200... read more »

The future of the Caterham Formula One team will be decided at a meeting of its creditors on Monday (22 December). read more »

The administrators in charge of the Caterham F1 Team are confident of finding a buyer which could allow the team to take part in the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi.... read more »

Tony Fernandes has hit back at claims by Caterham's buyer, Engavest SA, after they claimed to have "met all agreed obligations" in order for him to transfer his... read more »