Payment issues meant the Lotus F1 team's freight arrived late in Suzuka for this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix and the team was locked out of its hospitality unit on... read more »

Jolyon Palmer will participate in the first free practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend for the Lotus F1 Team. View the original post at Palmer to participate in... read more »

Lotus test and reserve driver Jolyon Palmer is expected to make another Friday practice outing with the team at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. Palmer… read more »

Jolyon Palmer gets another FP1 run with Lotus for the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka. read more »

Sergio Perez has admitted he held serious talks with Renault about joining the French manufacturers potential new works team, before finally deciding to remain at Force India.... read more »

Lotus' financial issues are laid bare again when late payments prevent it from setting up its Suzuka hospitality and delay the freight of its engines read more »

Sergio Perez has admitted that moving to Lotus/Renault was "a serious option" for him, before he decided to extend his stay at Force India for another… read more »

Enstone outfit awaiting freight and unable to access paddock hospitality unit due to financial issues. read more »

Lotus' financial plight has continued in Japan with their freight late to arrive and the team locked out of their hospitality unit. read more »

After two scoreless races in Italy and Singapore, Lotus' Nick Chester is hoping that normal service is resumed as the F1 circus reaches Japan. read more »

Sergio Perez will remain at Force India next year, completing the team's 2016 driver line-up alongside Nico Hulkenberg. Perez's future has been the source of... read more »

Romain Grosjean expects a more competitive weekend for the Lotus F1 Team in Japan than they had last weekend in Singapore. View the original post at Romain Grosjean: "The... read more »

Vijay Mallya insists Force India is "not letting go" in the development race as it strives to stay ahead of Lotus in the battle for fifth in the constructors'... read more »

Lotus Formula 1 driver Pastor Maldonado has defended his driving in response to McLaren rival Jenson Button's criticism after the pair collided in the Singapore Grand Prix read more »

Lotus Deputy Team Principal Federico Gastaldi says he expects Pastor Maldonado's contract renewal for the 2016 campaign to benefit both the driver and… read more »

Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi says that retaining Pastor Maldonado for 2016 will aid both driver and team in terms of continuity. Lotus confirmed following the... read more »

Romain Grosjean is set to be confirmed as the first signing for the incoming Haas F1 Team in a move that would bring his four-year tenure with Lotus to an end. read more »

Romain Grosjean is poised to leave Lotus for the arriving Haas F1 Team next season, despite the anticipated takeover of the Enstone-based outfit by French… read more »

Pastor Maldonado's future in Formula 1 has been confirmed, with the Venezuelan staying with the Lotus team for 2016. View the original post at Maldonado confirmed at Lotus... read more »

Pastor Maldonado is to stay at Lotus for 2016, the team have confirmed. read more »

Lotus extend Pastor Maldonado's contract, keeping the Venezuelan at the team for a third season. read more »

Romain Grosjean will exit the Lotus F1 Team and join newcomer Haas next season, with an announcement from the Frenchman due next week at the Japanese Grand Prix. Lotus... read more »

Pastor Maldonado will continue with Lotus for a third Formula 1 season into 2016, bringing to an end speculation about the Venezuelan's future read more »

Lotus F1 Team has confirmed that Pastor Maldonado will stay with the team into 2016. He will continue with the Enstone-based team as a race driver for his third consecutive season. read more »

The Lotus F1 team has confirmed Pastor Maldonado will keep his drive for next year. The future of the team itself is not yet confirmed, with Renault expected to finalise a plan... read more »