As part of an F1 restructuring in 2013 to help boost the income of F1's governing body, teams have faced high entry fees to take part in the world championship.They are... read more »

Scoring more points compared to 2020 has come at a price for Red Bull, per the F1 entry fee regulations. 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 »

F1 could have a new team on the grid, the Monaco F1 Racing Team, after the sport announced that it could waive the entry fee. 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 »

Monaco-based, Monaco Increase Management, which has links to the Campos junior squad, admits that it is still keen to enter the sport providing the planned $200m... read more »

The renamed Monaco F1 Racing Team Project has reiterated its interest in entering Formula 1 in the future and hopes the $200m entry fee for new squads can be waived. In October... read more »

Formula 1's $200million 'anti-dilution' fee to enter the sport could be overridden in certain situations, according to Stefano Domenicali, the new CEO. read more »

Since 2013 teams must pay an entry fee to the FIA each year in order to compete in the official F1 world championship. Here’s how much teams have had to pay to race in 2021... read more »

Formula 1's reduced 2020 calendar means teams will pay a smaller entry fee for next season, with world champions Mercedes seeing its bill cut by more than $1 million read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said Lewis Hamilton's record-breaking 92 victories is a "surreal amount of wins" - and joked the team might have to sell its factories... read more »

Portimao's event and commercial director Miguel Praia said the race fee has always been the "knockout" for a Portuguese GP in the past. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes the $200 million fee implemented for new teams to join the Formula 1 grid will safeguard the sport as it "incentivises people... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes the decision to levy a $200million entry fee on a new team wishing to enter the sport ensured Formula 1 remained "special". read more »

A $200million fee for a new team to enter F1 could make a buyout more viable than starting from scratch. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said that the new regulation which will ensure any new Formula 1 team has to pay $200m to the other 10 is "very important" to the sport. read more »

Toto Wolff has defended Formula 1's $200 million fee for any new entries wishing to join the grid from 2021, believing it gives the existing teams "franchise value" read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has confirmed teams wishing to join the Formula 1 grid would be required to pay a $200 million fee. read more »

F1 agrees deal with Melbourne organizers to waive 2020 race fee, however circuit still has to meet the cost of refunding ticket holders. read more »

It's clear a lot of hurdles already but now the British Grand Prix could find itself under threat if organisers cannot come to a financial arrangement with F1 bosses over... read more »

Zandvoort sporting director Jan Lammers is open to a Dutch GP without fans but says Liberty Media must waive the hosting fee. read more »

The manager of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, says that F1 bosses are fully aware that hosting fees will need to be renegotiated if races take place behind closed doors. read more »

General manager of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Joan Fontsere, has said Liberty Media are willing to renegotiate race fees for tracks that hold behind-closed-doors... read more »

Barcelona has revealed that it needs "help" if it's to find the money to host a Spanish GP beyond 2020. read more »

Mercedes will have to pay the highest entry fee of the team's title-winning run next year as a result of the dominance displayed by the Silver Arrows in 2019. read more »