Paul di Resta believes he is prepared as he can be to make his grand prix debut with Force India in Bahrain on March 13 read more »

Group Lotus says it is upbeat that it will prevent Tony Fernandes from using the Lotus name in Formula 1 when their dispute hits the courts in March. read more »

New Hispania Racing signing Narain Karthikeyan does not expect to be driving the 2011 car until the final test session in Bahrain at the beginning of March, with the team... read more »

It has been reported that the Shanghai International Circuit is suffering from subsidence problems, with the ground sinking at three corners on the host circuit for the Chinese... read more »

The highly-controversial case between the two Lotus-branded teams will finally be concluded in March, Tony Fernandes’ Team Lotus has announced, with it having come out on top... read more »

The fight over the right to the Lotus name in Formula One will go to trial in late March, meaning the upcoming season will start with two teams using the historic brand...  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 »

The Lotus naming dispute will not be resolved before the start of the season, after a High Court judge ordered on Monday that the case will go to trial on March 21 read more »

Team Lotus, the Formula 1 team, and Group Lotus, the road car company are set to dispute the Lotus "name row" in court much earlier read more »

The dispute over the Lotus name in Formula 1 will now go to trial much earlier than originally expected, after a High Court judge today pushed for a swift resolution to the matter read more »

The organisers of the Chinese GP are adamant the Shanghai circuit will meet the FIA's requirements to host this year's race... read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix will not get approval to go ahead until March, even though the event is scheduled to take place on April 17. read more »

Before the Shanghai circuit gets the approval for F1 racing by the FIA, it is to complete mandated changes to the track surface and draining before a final inspection takes... read more »

The 2011 Chinese Grand Prix will not be given the FIA's full go-ahead until March, a month before it is set to take place in mid April read more »

The Shanghai International Circuit, host of the Chinese Grand Prix, will undergo an FIA inspection in March before it gets the green light for this year's race. read more »

The Shanghai International circuit, which has yet to have its licence renewed by the FIA, is to be inspected in March. read more »

Although many are counting down to the season-opening Bahrain GP in March, there's plenty going on in the world of F1 before we hit the desert... read more »

A new season is beginning but there’s no avoiding a return to the one that’s just past – all the more so as it finished with such an intense sporting event as Ferrari... read more »

Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Chief Executive Officer of the Bahrain International Circuit, has said they are all very 'proud' that they will have the honour... read more »

Nigel Mansell reckons the battle for the 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship will be just as ‘titanic’ next season and he is looking forward to seeing five World... read more »

Pirelli are confident they will be ready for Formula One when the new season begins in March next year... read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey believes the new regulations which came into effect last season helped the team to steal a march on their rivals... read more »

The FIA have announced a provisional calendar for the 2011 season – with existing venue China and new event India subject to homologation. The season will kick off in... read more »

The calendar for the 2011 Formula One season has been finalized and released by the FIA, with it growing to a total of 20 races as India is added on providing that the circuit... read more »

The F1 2010/2011 winter testing schedule has been officially released - with 19 days set to be held around five different circuits from November to March. read more »