Giedo van der Garde says he's hopeful that his falling out with Sauber over contractual matters will lead to changes in the sport. The Dutch driver took legal action... read more »

Romain Grosjean is hoping his and Lotus' Malaysian Grand Prix lasts longer than a single lap after a bitterly disappointing start in Australia read more »

In her latest piece for Crash.net, Kate Walker explains why Bernie Ecclestone needed to pay such a big settlement fee even if he seemed set to win his bribery case read more »

Ahead of his trial in Germany, Mr Justice Newey's comments regarding Bernie Ecclestone didn't stand him in good stead. However, in fact, this may be far from the truth. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has won a high court battle brought against him over the sale of Formula 1 in 2005. German media company Constantin Medien were suing the 83-year-old for... read more »

In an extraordinary development, the judge in Bernie Ecclestone's bribery trial, Mr Justice Newey (no relation!), has given us an insight into the direction of his thought. read more »

Caterham didn't enjoy the greatest qualifying with both its drivers unhappy with their performances. Charles Pic mainly blamed the car's balance while Giedo... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa believes Fernando Alonso deserves the title more than his nearest challenger, and now favourite to succeed, Sebastian Vettel. The Red Bull driver sits just... read more »

Force India's long-running legal dispute with Aerolab, Mike Gascoyne and the Caterham F1 team has been settled at the High Court of Justice in London today. read more »

Oct.10 (GMM) Britain's highly controversial new split television rights deal appears in doubt following a ruling last week of the European Court of Justice. The... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone insists he is not worried about a ruling by the European Court of Justice that could have an impact on television rights income for sport in... read more »

"TV does not do Singapore justice. It's the toughest track" read more »

Bruno Senna feels he has done justice to his family name after qualifying a superb seventh read more »

Following today's ruling from Justice Peter Smith, motorsport lawyer Tim Lowles declares the result a "score draw". read more »

A verdict over the Lotus naming rights' row, which originally went to to court in March, is expected on Friday afternoon. Mr Justice Peter Smith will read more »

The High Court decision on the Lotus naming row will be revealed on Friday afternoon when the judgement is delivered by Mr Justice Peter Smith in London. read more »

Tony Fernandes hopes his Lotus team's second Formula 1 car will be the start of a new 'legend' that does justice to the legacy of Colin Chapman's original... read more »

The litigious naming row between Group Lotus and Team Lotus will now be settled no later than March - or even earlier, if Judge Mr. Justice Peter Smith's advice is heeded... read more »

Team Principal Tony Fernandes is keen to retain the ‘Lotus’ name in Formula 1 next season, with the complicated procedure regarding the label set to continue well into... read more »