CVC Capital Partners and F1 holding company Delta Topco have launched their own investigation into the bribery and corruption scandal over the sale of the sport's... read more »

Ferrari insists it has done nothing wrong with the naming of its 2011 F1 challenger, although the car will now be referred to as the F150th Italia read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 car will no longer be labelled ‘F150’ on the team’s website, the Scuderia has confirmed, following an official statement from the Ford Motor Company... read more »

Ferrari hit with legal action by Ford over use of the F150 name in a Detroit court read more »

It has emerged that American car manufacturer Ford is taking legal action against Italy’s Ferrari for the name of its 2011 Formula 1 car, the ‘F150’, which has been part... read more »

As could have been predicted, the Ford Motor Company has not been pleased with Ferrari's use of the 'F150' monicker for its 2011 F1 car. This due to... read more »

Team Lotus has declared itself 'confident' that it will win its legal dispute with Group Lotus and be able to use its famous name in Formula 1 this year, in the wake... read more »

The row over the use of the Lotus name in Formula 1 hits the courts in London today - but irrespective of the outcome of the first legal skirmish, the matter will certainly... read more »

Formula One has driven through many legal scandals in the past 10 years. Some were more significant than others. However, none involved the imprisonment of one of the parties.... read more »

Force India boss Dr Vijay Mallya has said the Silverstone-based outfit should be in a position to confirm its driver line-up for F1 2011 in the 'next few days'. read more »

Team Lotus chief executive Riad Asmat says the pressure is on to score points in 2011 as the first stage of legal action with Group Lotus draws closer read more »

The legal battle over the rights surrounding the use of the Lotus name is due to be heard in the London High Court next week... read more »

The legal battle over the use of the Lotus name in Formula 1 is to hit the courts much earlier than originally anticipated - with the car company's bid for a summary... read more »

Yung Cho Chung, the former organiser of the Korean Grand Prix, is set to take legal action following his dismissal from the board of the company that runs the race read more »

Hispania Racing are set to take legal action against former driver Karun Chandhok "for not fulfilling his contract", according to a report... read more »

HRT team principal Dr. Colin Kolles accuses Karun Chandhok of failing to fulfil his sponsorship commitments in F1 2010 - leading to his mid-season dismissal, and possibly now... read more »

Media experts warn that victory for former FIA President Max Mosley in his bid to amend the law on privacy in the European Court of Human Rights could have far-reaching... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has confessed that it was Ferrari's support for him during his legal battle with the News of the World back in 2008 that killed his planned... read more »

As if a pending legal battle was not enough for Tony Fernandes to worry about, the Team Lotus boss has now lost the support of Clive Chapman...  read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has admitted the fact Ferrari backed him during his legal battle with the News of the World meant his desire to press ahead with budget caps was... read more »

Tony Fernandes is pressing ahead with plans to rebrand his F1 team 'Team Lotus' despite his legal battle with Group Lotus... read more »

Britain’s new government is considering a lift of rules which currently bar motor racing events from being staged on public roads, it is being reported by the BBC. The news... read more »

After Lotus officially announced to change its name to 'Team Lotus', various involved parties have voiced their opinion over whether this is legal. As this... read more »

Nigel Stepney, the former Ferrari engineer at the centre of the 2007 spying scandal, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for his part in the affair according to the... read more »

Proton, the car company which owns Group Lotus, has said that it considers the use of the name ‘Team Lotus’ a breach of its rights. Last week Lotus... read more »