The Italian Grand Prix looks set to remain at Monza for the foreseeable future after the Italian Senate gave permission for the region of Lombardy to invest in the event. View... read more »

Christian Horner will remain Red Bull team principal for the foreseeable future with the Brit confirming he has signed a new contract... read more »

Sahara Force India has announced it will use the Toyota Motorsport wind tunnel in Cologne for all of the team's future aerodynamic testing in 2015 and the foreseeable future. read more »

The Caterham F1 Team might be enjoying good news at the moment following an announcement that they will be back on the grid for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix next weekend, but for... read more »

Nico Rosberg will remain at Mercedes for the foreseeable future after signing a new "multi-year contract extension"... read more »

The Caterham F1 team has confirmed that owner Tony Fernandes has sold the team to a consortium of Swiss and Middle Eastern investors. The outfit, which has struggled to make... read more »

Caterham will continue to compete in Formula One in its current guise for the "foreseeable future" after confirming its sale by Tony Fernandes read more »

Whilst Ferrari's new team principal Marco Mattiacci denied making any approach to Adrian Newey, telling reporters in Monaco "we never contacted Adrian", Red Bull... read more »

Speculation surrounding Adrian Newey's future was ended on Sunday after Red Bull announced the British designer had agreed a new deal to keep him at the company for the... read more »

Red Bull might have confirmed that Adrian Newey is staying put for "the foreseeable future" on Thursday, but speculation about the ace designer's long-term... read more »

Red Bull's chief designer Adrian Newey announces that he will stay with the world champions "for the foreseeable future". read more »

Adrian Newey has said he is committed to Red Bull for the foreseeable future following interest in his services from Ferrari read more »

Adrian Newey says his future remains tied to Red Bull, despite Ferrari's reported offer of a £12 million ($20m, €14.8m) annual salary - £5... read more »

Adrian Newey has rejected an approach from Ferrari by committing his 'foreseeable future' to Red Bull. read more »

Adrian Newey has rejected overtures to move to Ferrari, telling journalists in Monaco that he remained "committed to Red Bull for the foreseeable future". read more »

Adrian Newey has played down reports he is thinking about a switch to Ferrari. Two weeks ago in Barcelona, F1's most highly paid and rated engineer sounded equivocal amid... read more »

Jenson Button expects Mercedes to continue its dominance of the 2014 season for the foreseeable future, admitting that it could take "a long time" for any team to put... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will remain a night race for the foreseeable future according to race organiser Zayed Al Zayani. The circuit installed floodlighting as part of its 10th... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believesd Red Bull will remain in F1 for the foreseeable future, but not necessarily with Sebastian Vettel leading the... read more »

Adrian Sutil is determined to remain in Formula One for the foreseeable future, saying he has no back-up plan... read more »

Although the team has failed to score a point over the first nine races of the campaign, Pastor Maldonado says he is eager to remain with Williams for the foreseeable future. read more »

Signs that the Brazilian GP will remain at Interlagos for the foreseeable future are good with the city's mayor saying they are close to signing a new deal... read more »

Pirelli has reiterated that it is happy to continue as Formula 1's sole tyre supplier for the foreseeable future, so long as the terms are 'acceptable and... read more »

Caterham will not make a driver announcement in the 'foreseeable future', leaving Bruno Senna, Heikki Kovalainen and Vitaly Petrov in the dark... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has confirmed that Woking-based team will continue to use Mercedes engines for 'quite a few years to come'. read more »