As Australia draws ever closer, last week saw the teams take to the track for the final time before the 2011 season begins. Ferrari will head to Melbourne with the most mileage... read more »

The Force India Formula One Team is pleased to announce a key new recruitment as part of its long-term business strategy. The team is delighted to welcome Sadie Wigglesworth as... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is confident Red Bull will not repeat last year's early season woes when they head to Australia later this month... read more »

Michael Schumacher believes Mercedes GP can now head to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in a 'reasonably strong' position after an encouraging first day of... read more »

Ron Dennis, head of McLaren Automotive and former Team Principal for the company’s Formula 1 team, has received a driving ban of six months after failing to stop for a red... read more »

Sergio Pérez ended his winter testing programme by topping the Barcelona timesheets on Thursday, despite suffering a KERS problem which limited running time. In the afternoon,... read more »

Force India's legal dispute with Team Lotus regarding intellectual property rights is to head to the High Court early next year... read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone hints at a changing of the guard at the helm of the sport in the not-too-distant future - and that his replacement may well be a woman... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, head of the Formula One Group, has verified that a November date is most likely for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is in the process of being scheduled... read more »

Barcelona will play host to the final pre-season test following F1's decision not to head to Bahrain... read more »

Dutch investment company Cyrte has claimed a five percent stake of Williams Grand Prix Holdings PLC, with the squad co-owned by Sir Frank Williams and Patrick Head making... read more »

Former president and CEO of Churchill Downs Entertainment, Steve Sexton, has been named president of the Texas GP project. read more »

The F1 teams have reportedly agreed not to head to Bahrain for the final pre-season test in light of the political unrest... read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber went to lunch at the head of the field on the final day of testing at Barcelona read more »

Further question marks have been raised over the future of the Spanish Grand Prix, with recently-appointed Catalan government head Artur Mas having spoken to newspaper El Pais... read more »

The F1 teams are expected to meet on Monday night to decide whether or not they will head to Bahrain for the final pre-season test... read more »

Mercedes GP has announced that Bob Bell, formerly Technical Director and temporary Team Principal of Renault F1, will be joining the silver arrows from April this year. The... read more »

Of the fifteen days of pre-season testing this year, eight currently remain - four of which will be at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya between Friday and Monday. The... read more »

After completing his third day of testing in the new Red Bull RB7, Sebastian Vettel admitted he is still getting used to using the moveable rear wing and KERS read more »

We live in a time of public antipathy towards people who spend or receive a huge sum of money, even if they have earned it. So is now the right time for Patrick Head to ask the... read more »

Robert Kubica's remaining surgery could be combined into a single operation on Friday, according to Dr Francesco Lanza, head of traumatology and orthopedics at the Santa... read more »

From reading some of Wednesday's coverage of the Williams flotation one would be forgiven for thinking that the team's founders Patrick Head and Sir Frank Williams... read more »

Sir Frank Williams and Patrick Head will pocket the proceeds of Williams' Frankfurt float rather than invest it back into the team read more »

Q and A: Head on Williams's flotation read more »

Frank Williams and Patrick Head say they both remain fully committed to the future of their Formula 1 team and its businesses, despite it being confirmed on Tuesday that they... read more »