Malaysia's Sepang event is losing traction, according to the circuit's boss who admitted the shabby stadium have caused ticket sales to plunge... read more »

Team Lotus has hit back at Proton after the Malaysian car maker claimed the team had asked for a big sum of money to end their naming rights dispute. read more »

Former Hispania driver Karun Chandhok will test for Team Lotus as the Malaysian team considers him as a potential reserve driver. read more »

Team Lotus' leading aerodynamicist, designer and R&D and vehicle dynamics expert are all confident the aggressive new T128 will vault the Anglo/Malaysian outfit some... read more »

The highly anticipated court hearing between Team Lotus of Tony Fernandes and Group Lotus has come to a close and the former has come out the victor. The Malaysian backed team... read more »

Lotus Renault GP have today announced that Fairuz Fauzy joins the team as a reserve driver for the 2011 season. The 28-year-old Malaysian joins the team after running several... read more »

Following a year as Lotus F1 test driver Fairuz Fauzy will join forces in 2011 with Lotus Renault. Fauzy's new assignment as Renault Lotus team's test and reserve... read more »

Malaysian Fairuz Fauzy will be Renault's reserve driver during the 2011 season, it was announced on Tuesday. read more »

British based sportscar company Lotus, owned by Malaysian carmaker Proton, has joined Renault as title sponsor and significant stakeholder. This means that the team will now be... read more »

The family of Lotus founder Colin Chapman has entered the battle between Tony Fernandes and Proton-owned Group Lotus over the use of the use of the name Lotus, taking sides... read more »

A somewhat smug Tony Fernandes has proudly confirmed the date of Sir Richard Branson’s flight as an AirAsia ‘stewardess’, with the Englishman having lost out in a Formula... read more »

Team Lotus has announced that it has parted company with Malaysian reserve driver Fairuz Fauzy read more »

Lotus Racing have released Malaysian test driver Fairuz Fauzy early from his long-term contract. read more »

Renault Formula 1 team will be renamed Lotus Renault GP from next season under a partnership with the Malaysian company Proton, which owns Lotus Cars. read more »

Group Lotus's plans to buy into the Renault team have received the support of Malaysian car maker Proton. read more »

Following weeks of speculation and rumours, it appears that Malaysian car maker Proton is now on the verge of buying the remaining 25 per cent stake in Renault F1 in 2011. read more »

Malaysian car manufacturer Proton – owner of Norfolk-based sports car company Group Lotus – has confirmed its interest in the Renault F1 team ahead of the 2011 season, with... 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 »

The perfect end to Lotus Racing’s final qualifying session of the season saw the battle of the new teams culminate in a dominant display by the Anglo-Malaysian squad, with... read more »

Fairuz Fauzy made a return to the cockpit on Friday in order to complete his 2010 programme with Lotus Racing. Although the Malaysian finished slowest of the 24 runners when... read more »

Lotus Racing has today confirmed the ambitious next stage in laying the foundations for the Anglo-Malaysian squad’s long-term success in the highest echelons of global... read more »

Lotus Racing’s Heikki Kovalainen officially christened the Yeongam Circuit in Korea when he was the first car on track in today’s FP1 at the inaugural Korean Grand Prix. A... read more »

Lotus Racing’s Heikki Kovalainen officially christened the Yeongam Circuit in Korea when he was the first car on track in today’s FP1 at the inaugural Korean Grand Prix. A... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has agreed to stay at the fledgling Lotus team til 2015, it emerged today. The chief technical officer of the Anglo-Malaysian squad will continue to build on the... read more »

Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has signed a new five year deal with Lotus, effectively keeping him with the Anglo-Malaysian outfit until 2015. read more »