Rubens Barrichello credits the introduction of Pirelli tyres for the increased number of overtaking maneuvers this season, not the DRS... read more »

Ross Brawn has insisted that Formula 1’s new engines will be in keeping with the sport, silencing critics who claim that 1.6-litre, turbocharged V6 powerplants will... read more »

The FIA have released more information on the approved engine concept that will enter F1 in 2014. The governing body is proud to have finalised the basic concept that will see... read more »

The Canadian GP has got underway under the safetycar, but after some interrupted racing by incidents, the rain increased. Eventually race control suspended racing action after... read more »

Ferrari has announced a long-term extension to its commercial connection with Puma. The sport-lifestyle brand will continue to be the official licensing partner for the... read more »

Confusion over the situation regarding the Bahrain Grand Prix increased last night with reports that Bernie Ecclestone was engaged in urgent discussions aimed at reassessing... read more »

From next weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix onwards, Formula 1 governing body the FIA will be placing two DRS zones on the circuit. The increased overtaking opportunities on a... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix remains very important despite the increased overtaking seen this year. read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holding's profits increased by 28% to £5.4 million in the year ended December 31 2010, its latest results have revealed read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is determined to see the Turkish GP remain a part of the F1 circus despite local officials saying they will not pay his increased fee... read more »

Turkey could be dropped from the Formula 1 calendar in 2012 if it cannot come to an agreement over increased race hosting fees. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's stunning run of form, which has seen him win the last four races, is being helped by the increased experience that the young German has under his belt read more »

Formula 1’s teams collectively received 21 percent more prize money last year than they did in 2009, according to a recent study by Bloomberg. The figures, which have increased... read more »

Prize money increased by 21% in the 2010 season, plus more news read more »

The total prize pool for F1 teams increased from $544m in 2009 to $658 million in 2010, according the accounts of Formula One Administration Ltd...  read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali remains concerned at the durability of the new Pirelli tyres, fearing that the increased number of pit stops will lead to chaos and could even... read more »

Speculation about Sebastian Vettel's increased salary following his contract renewal with Red Bull only serves to underline that he and team-mate Mark Webber are anything... read more »

Lewis Hamilton pleased to see McLaren complete more meaningful running on the third day of testing at Catalunya read more »

The issuing of a UK Foreign Office warning advising against "all but essential travel to Bahrain" has increased Formula 1 teams' concerns about the viability of... read more »

It has been a long four years since the last United States Grand Prix and Formula One has changed tremendously since. If anything its global appeal has increased so it is a... read more »

Vitaly Petrov says he is ready to take on the increased level of responsibility that has been thrust onto him at Renault in the wake of Robert Kubica's absence read more »

According to the official Formula One website, TV viewing figures for the sport increased in 2010, much to the delight of Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Formula One's global television audience increased to 527 million viewers in 2010 with growth in nine out of the 11 largest markets read more »

F1's global television audience increased during the F1 2010 season, it has been announced. read more »

F1's worldwide television audience increased to 527 million viewers in 2010 on the back of a season widely-regarded as one of the most thrilling in years... read more »