Formula 1 and its 11 2026 teams agreeing commercial terms for a new five-year Concorde Agreement is welcome news as the series is nearing the end of the current deal, and is... read more »

Cadillac having to shell out $450 million as an anti-dilution fee isn't quite enough, according to Toto Wolff... read more »

James Vowels, who previously led the opposition to Andretti, though welcoming GM's entry remains committed to getting the most from the new team in terms of an... read more »

The arrival of Cadillac as Formula 1's 11th team in 2026 must be met with adequate compensation for dilution in prize money earnings for the existing squads, says... read more »

$450 million anti-dilution fee? That's "nowhere near enough" says Helmut Marko... read more »

This will be music to Christian Horner's ears ahead of GM and Cadillac's F1 arrival... read more »

Discussions have begun between teams and F1's commercial rights holder about the terms of a new Concorde Agreement deal that will define how the series is run from... read more »

The 10 existing Formula 1 teams are seeking the limit of outfits allowed onto the grid to be reduced from 12 to 10 in the forthcoming Concorde Agreement, according to reports.... read more »

2026 hopeful LKYSUNZ has clarified a comment it made on Friday in relation to the anti-dilution payment to be made to existing teams should its entry be accepted. read more »

Andretti is the highest profile contender of the teams that have indicated an interest in joining the grid, and an answer is expected soon on whether any of the contenders have... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Stephano Domenicali has hinted that the cost of entry for new teams is likely to rise beyond the current level. Under the present agreement, new teams are... read more »

F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali claims that there are many new teams expressing an interest to enter the sport, whilst admitting that the anti-dilution payment will need to rise... read more »

The FIA launched an entry process in March that is still open and is scheduled to produce an outcome in June after all bids have been examined.At the moment, if accepted, a new... read more »

Sources suggest that the 10 current teams want the anti-dilution fee to be boosted to at least $600m, with one team principal telling Autosport that it was the lowest figure... read more »

US racing stalwart Michael Andretti's bid to expand his multi-series operation to F1 has been met by fierce resistance from most of the discipline's current 10... read more »

F1 is currently attracting interest from American racing marque Andretti Autosport as a potential 11th entry in the near future.But Andretti's plans have been met with a... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has refused to rule out an adjustment to F1's anti-dilution fund. read more »

American racing marque Andretti is currently pushing to join the F1 grid in 2024. But its plans have received a lukewarm response from the rest of the field thus far amid... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has denied F1's anti-dilution fee is a 'pointless addition' despite suggestions a new team would need to prove its worth... read more »

F1 announced earlier this week that it would be returning to Las Vegas in 2023, staging a new grand prix incorporating the iconic Strip around a 3.8-mile street circuit.Las... read more »

Zak Brown believes Formula 1 bosses would be short-sighted not to welcome Michael Andretti's Andretti Global team to Formula 1 amid fears to dilution to the grid. read more »

Andretti recently announced that it is in talks with the FIA about fielding an entry for 2024, having failed in its attempt to buy Sauber/Alfa Romeo last year.Under the latest... read more »

Eddie Jordan is vehemently opposed to Formula 1's $200m 'anti-dilution' entrance fee, believing it deters new teams being set up. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has called on Formula 1 not to devalue the meaning of a grand prix victory if it opts to introduce sprint races into the sport. read more »

A Monaco-based start-up team remains interested in a Formula 1 entry in the near future, calling a possible waiver of the $200m dilution fund fee "a step forward" read more »