Bernie Ecclestone has bought 3,000 tickets for the Japanese Grand Prix, and donated them to victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami. The Formula 1 mogul read more »

A number of tickets for this weekend's F1 2011 Japanese Grand Prix have been freely distributed to those affected by the tsunami, thanks to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Oct.7 (GMM) Andre Lotterer on Friday boasted that his Formula Nippon single seater is faster than the F1 cars produced by F1 backmakers Virgin and HRT. The 29-year-old... read more »

Oct.7 (GMM) It is business as usual for formula one this weekend despite earlier fears about the Fukushima nuclear crisis. Red Bull denied reports it made special... read more »

The written indictment in the German court case against Gerhard Gribkowsky seems to knock on the head a lawsuit in London filed against Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Oct.6 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel has dealt a blow to his thousands of fans on social media sites Twitter and Facebook. The reigning world champion told Germany's Bild... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he isn't worried by a European Court ruling into the use of foreign decoders to view sport read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists he's not worried about an advisory ruling that now allows people to watch sport in the UK using foreign decoders... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone insists he is not worried about a ruling by the European Court of Justice that could have an impact on television rights income for sport in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed any concerns about the Indian Grand Prix not being ready in time, nor the security woes which have originated from a read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he isn't worried by speculation surrounding the Indian Grand Prix read more »

Oct.5 (GMM) Valencia's mayor has revealed active negotiations with Bernie Ecclestone over the future of the formula one street race. The existing contract - as the... read more »

Comments made in the wake of a legal case in the UK suggest that Bernie Ecclestone is losing touch with reality. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is confident this month's inaugural Indian Grand Prix will run smoothly, insisting "there is no real problem"... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone confirms to Pitpass that he will be giving evidence at Gerhard Gribkowsky's trial which begins on 24th October. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has stated that no teams will face tax issues ahead of this month’s inaugural Indian Grand Prix. In recent weeks, fears have been raised that... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has moved to allay concerns over the upcoming Indian Grand Prix and is confident it will run without a hitch read more »

Ahead of the trial of German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky, Pitpass can exclusively reveal the prosecutors' version of events. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that he will appear in court in order to provide evidence for the Gerhard Gribkowsky bribery case, with a hearing taking place in Munich later... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that he will be on the witness stand when former banker Gerhard Gribkowsky is prosecuted in a corruption trial... read more »

Oct.3 (GMM) European grand prix promoter Jorge Martinez Aspar has denied reports Valencia is open to alternating its F1 race with Barcelona. The port city's sport... read more »

Oct.3 (GMM) Red Bull is shipping its own food to the Japanese grand prix this weekend. It is in the country, ravaged by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis earlier... read more »

Oct.3 (GMM) Robert Kubica was paid by Renault in 2011, team owner Gerard Lopez has revealed. His comments to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport follow reports that the... read more »

Sep.30 (GMM) There are fears about the ongoing involvement in the 2012 US grand prix project of the race's promoter Tavo Hellmund. Hellmund has been the driving force... read more »

Sep.30 (GMM) The government of Valencia has left open the door to annually alternating its formula one street race with Spain's other grand prix venue Barcelona beyond... read more »