Lotus has recorded the biggest financial loss in motor racing history, according to F1 business journalist Christian Sylt. A report in the Telegraph said the Enstone based... read more »

F1 team Lotus has reportedly sold a $1.5 million stake to a British property investor. Writing in the Telegraph, F1 business journalist Christian Sylt said the buyer is Andrew... read more »

For this week's edition of our online Midweek Report, journalist and author Maurice Hamilton and former Williams' former Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan join... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed he wants to push out F1′s already bustling calendar to 22 races in 2014. This year, with New Jersey’s demise, the schedule... read more »

Owner CVC looks set to proceed with the floatation of formula one later this year, according to F1 business journalist Christian Sylt. Late last year, Sylt said CVC had decided... read more »

The world of F1 is "obviously" moving on without Kamui Kobayashi, according to experienced Japanese journalist Kunio Shibata. Kobayashi, who according to 1980 world... read more »

A motoring journalist says he is facing bankruptcy after he was sued by ex-F1 driver David Piper for blowing up the engine of a 1969 Porsche 917 Le Mans car read more »

FIA race director and safety delegate Charlie Whiting is confident Formula 1 fans will quickly adapt to the new engine sound in 2014. The sport will switch to more efficient... read more »

F1 team Lotus is reportedly close to announcing a multi-million dollar title sponsorship deal with Honeywell, the American technology giant. “It is thought the... read more »

With the Rolex deal freshly under his belt, Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that a vodka label and a mobile phone operator could be the next in line to conclude major... read more »

Moves are afoot to revive the defunct Turkish grand prix. Formula One raced at the Hermann Tilke-penned Istanbul Park – featuring the famous four-apex Turn 8 corner... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting has confirmed that the drag-reduction-system (DRS) will be limited during practice and qualifying. At present the system can be used whenever and... read more »

Pay television company Sky could replace Formula One’s own broadcaster, according to a report in the Times. Journalist Kevin Eason said Barney Francis, the managing... read more »

There have been 204 fewer pitstops this year compared to the same period in 2011, an analysis by the German magazine Auto Motor und Sport shows. The report showed that, in the... read more »

www.theflyinglap.com No-one has a better understanding of Kimi Raikkonen's driving technique than Rob Wilson, the British-based coach who appears regularly on The Flying... read more »

Three leading specialist publications have played down the ‘rubber Red Bull’ affair. Recent video footage depicted the Adrian Newey-penned RB8 with a... read more »

Swiss newspaper Blick has tipped Force India to announce Paul di Resta’s next teammate on Wednesday. Veteran journalist Roger Benoit said the Silverstone based team... read more »

F1 journalist Maurice Hamilton takes ESPNF1 behind the scenes at the Korean Grand Prix read more »

Charles Pic is edging closer to a move from Marussia to Caterham in 2013. French journalist Jean Louis Moncet announced on TF1 that his compatriot will be moving teams ahead of... read more »

Robert Kubica has reportedly taken part in a secret four-day rally test in a Ford WRC car last week at a little known French circuit. The Polish driver was seriously injured in... read more »

German journalist Michael Schmidt has expressed concern about the half-empty grandstands at Hockenheim last weekend. In Auto Motor und Sport, he said he was... read more »

Sources continue to insist that Coca-Cola is interested in entering formula one as a sponsor. The business journalist Christian Sylt suggested recently that Coke, arguably the... read more »

Paul di Resta has split with his manager, London’s Telegraph newspaper reports. Anthony Hamilton, the father of 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton, also no longer... read more »

McLaren’s lucrative title sponsorship could be in doubt. The Financial Times reports that Vodafone, the British telecommunications national, “is... read more »

Yet another top F1 journalist thinks Sebastian Vettel could be headed to Ferrari in 2014. Red Bull's reigning world champion, who has a contract for 2013 but escape... read more »