Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is open to the idea of customer cars returning to the sport next year in a bid to help smaller teams read more »

The Circuit of the Americas has confirmed it will construct two additional grandstands for the 2012 race following strong ticket sales. Julie Loignon, Circuit Vice President of... read more »

The 'customer car' issue in formula one might not be dead yet. Just before last week's meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris, it emerged that... read more »

Renault has set a September deadline in deciding how many customer teams the engine manufacturer will supply from 2014 onwards read more »

A new 'customer car' plan for F1's future is dead in the water, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports. Bernie Ecclestone revealed recently that he is... read more »

Renault will decide in September just how many customer teams it will be able to supply when Formula 1 switches to the new V6 turbo engines from 2014. read more »

F1's 'customer engine' teams are worried that the price of power is set to skyrocket. According to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport, teams like Force India... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed he does not support moves to install a budget cap in F1. "It wouldn't work," the sport's chief executive Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

Fabrice Lom, the former chief engineer of Renault's customer programme in Formula 1, is now working for the FIA, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

Marussia chiefs have backed Bernie Ecclestone's idea of returning to the concept of a budget cap in Formula 1 - but they think a move to customer cars would be a step too far read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has re-ignited the customer car debate by claiming it would help facilitate the return of an Italian presence to the Formula 1 grid read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has said that McLaren would be opposed to the introduction of 'customer cars' to F1 - but conceded that the team would have to become involved if the... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh, whilst admitting his firm belief that his team will win races this season, also voices his thoughts on the issue of customer cars. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone suggests that teams towards the back of the F1 field could be given the option of running older cars from other teams read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, head of F1 commercial rights holder Formula One Management (FOM), has unveiled the latest of his unique plans for the sport. With the now named HRT, Marussia... read more »

Mercedes motorsport chief Norbert Haug says customer cars shouldn't be allowed in F1 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 »

Feb.22 (GMM) Valtteri Bottas has given some insight into Williams' decision to switch to Renault power for this year. For the past two years, the famous British team has... read more »

Dec.15 (GMM) Former Minardi driver Luis Perez Sala has taken over as team principal at HRT. The news, announced in a media statement issued by the Spanish team on Thursday,... read more »

Dec.15 (GMM) HRT's future looks uncertain this week as the struggling Spanish team farewells its boss Colin Kolles. In the wake of the 2011 takeover by Thesan Capital,... read more »

Cosworth could be left with just a single Formula 1 customer next year, if the latest rumblings from the rumour mill turn out to be true. It was reported at the end of last... read more »

Nov.30 (GMM) Honda has now added its denial to rumours the Japanese carmaker could be looking to return to F1 by supplying a V6 engine to McLaren in 2014. With McLaren's... read more »

French carmaker Renault is entirely happy with its involvement in formula one, despite its name finally disappearing from the teams’ entry list for 2012. The marque... read more »

Nov.8 (GMM) Ferrari back-pedalled on Monday after comments by its president Luca di Montezemolo were reported as a formula one "quit threat". Railing against... read more »

So-called ‘customers cars’ are not the future for Formula 1. That is the opinion of former team owner Gian Carlo Minardi, with a key topic at last... read more »