Mercedes' Formula 1 non-executive chairmanNiki Lauda has returned to the AKH Hospital in Vienna after contracting a flu infection during the Christmas break read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda is back in intensive care after being diagnosed with flu over the Christmas period. read more »

Niki Lauda has revealed that he watched every grand prix during his absence from the paddock as he recovered from a lung transplant. Mercedes' non-executive chairman has... read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes it would be "absurd" to question Sebastian Vettel because of the Ferrari Formula 1 driver's problems in 2018 read more »

Niki Lauda is now recuperating at his home and could make a return to Formula 1at next year's season-opening Australian Grand Prix, according to close friend Dr Helmut... read more »

McLaren chief executive, Zak Brown, believes the team are on the "road to recovery" following another dismal season in Formula 1. read more »

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer has confessed that the manufacturer seriously looked into the possibility of entering the Formula 1 arena within the next few years,... read more »

Aston Martin chief executive admits that decision to stick with current engine formula ended company's hopes of entering the sport. read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda says he will be back at work "soon" as he recovers from a double lung transplant in August. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff expects Niki Lauda to return to the F1 paddock once he is fit enough as he continues his recovery from a lung transplant. The three-time... read more »

After Valtteri Bottas’s stellar performance in qualifying and the race, he was ordered to gift the Russian Grand Prix win to team-mate Lewis Hamilton. F1 Racing magazine editor... read more »

Russian potash fertilizer producer and exporter, Uralkali, of which Dmitry Mazepin is a non-executive director, has questioned the recent Force India deal. read more »

McLaren chief executive officer Zak Brown feels Carlos Sainz Jr is the ideal driver to fill the race seat vacated by Fernando Alonso read more »

Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey has said the drop in TV viewing figures is not due to a lack of interest in the sport. read more »

Three-time world champion and Mercedes F1 team non-executive chairman, Niki Lauda, has undergone a lung transplant. read more »

Executive director Zak Brown has warned that the restructuring process at McLaren is just getting started after the resignation of Eric Boullier. read more »

The Mercedes-AMG Petronas team may not have experienced the happiest of Austrian GPs, but its new sidepod designs could bode well for future races. Stuart Codling, Executive... read more »

Mercedes' non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has said that Sebastian Vettel should have been given a bigger penalty for his "enormous mistake" at the French Grand... read more »

As Zak Brown heads for Detroit this weekend to explore potential options for running a full-time McLaren entry in IndyCar next year, the team's executive director will do... read more »

Zak Brown, McLaren???s chief executive officer, has hinted at a possible return to Le Mans for the team. read more »

The new chief executive officer of Formula One Chase Carey visited a motorsport event called Great Race in Budapest, Hungary where he spoke about the future plans of the... read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes Max Verstappen was 70% to blame for the accident with Daniel Ricciardo that took both Red Bulls out of Formula 1's... read more »

Ex-FIA man Marcin Budkowski is making his first Formula 1 appearance as executive director of the Renault team at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes' non-executive chairman Niki Lauda is adamant that Lewis Hamilton will commit his long-term future with the Silver Arrows. read more »

Zak Brown has been named the McLaren Formula 1 team's new chief executive officer, as part of an operational restructure of the outfit's parent company read more »