The radical design, which fans out high in the air like the feathers of a peacock, prompted a great deal of close-up focus from onlookers, including several F1 team... read more »

The race is intended to celebrate the Champ Car events that ran at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez track between 2002 and 2007.The drivers will use equally prepared 500hp... read more »

Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel is glad to see drivers not linked to a Formula 1 team making a strong start to the season. read more »

Monaco is still discussing a new contract with Formula One but the future of the showcase race beyond this year is assured, according to the head of organisers the Automobile... read more »

President of the Automobile Club de Monaco [ACM] Michel Boeri has dismissed "false" reports that the Principality could be cut from future F1 schedules. read more »

Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel is enjoying the influx of Formula 2 talent into Formula 1 while it lasts, saying it can not happen every year. read more »

Tom Clarkson and Alex Jacques talk to Mercedes trackside performance director Andrew Shovlin about Lewis' success while veteran German journalist Michel Schmitt compares... read more »

President of the Automobile Club de Monaco, Michel Boeri, has outlined the reasons behind the Monaco Grand Prix being cancelled outright rather than postponed. read more »

Michel Boeri said it was impossible for the Monaco Grand Prix to be rearranged for later in 2020 after the race was postponed due to the coronavirus. read more »

Reorganising the Monaco Grand Prix was not realistic for 2020 once the coronavirus had forced the postponement of its date in May. read more »

Monaco race organisers will defy the dropping of grid girls in F1 under Liberty Media according to the President of Automobile Club de Monaco Michel Boeri. read more »

Automobile Club of Monaco president Michel Boeri has said that grid girls will be present at the Monaco Grand Prix in May. read more »

Bruno Michel believes Stoffel Vandoorne was ready for Formula 1 a year before he will make his full-time debut and did not learn much from his year in Japan. read more »

Fernando Alonso's F1 All Stars take on a team of football legends including Robert Pires and Michel Salgado in the Heineken Champions of the Grid 5-a-side match on the... read more »

Alex and Franz Wurz have been awarded the Prince Michel International Award for Road Safety on behalf of their company Test Training International read more »

Mercedes massively outspent its rival engine manufacturers according to the now departed Renault F1 boss Jean-Michel Jalinier, who reckons that's why they have such an... read more »

The Renault Group has announced the departure of Jean-Michel Jalinier, Renault Sport F1's President and Managing Director following his decision to retire for personal... read more »

Jean-Michel Jalinier, head of Renault's Formula 1 division, steps down following criticism of 'unacceptable' engines. read more »

Struggling F1 engine manufacturers Renault have undergone a significant management shake-up with Cyril Abiteboul rejoining from Caterham and Jean-Michel Jalinier retiring as... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has confirmed the appointment of former Caterham team principal Cyril Abiteboul to the position of managing director. It comes as president and managing... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has announced a series of changes to its management structure, following President and Managing Director Jean-Michel Jalinier's decision to retire. read more »

Renault has announced that their President and Managing Director, Jean-Michel Jalinier, has left the team. The French manufacturer confirmed that Jalinier has left 'to... read more »

Renault Sport F1, which supplies power units to Red Bull, Toro Rosso, Lotus and Caterham, has revealed that it's still awaiting payment from some of its customers. The... read more »

Red Bull has no plans to switch from Renault power to another engine supplier according to the manufacturer's president, Jean-Michel Jalinier. The Frenchman insists... read more »

Renault F1 chief Jean-Michel Jalinier insists the struggling French supplier should not be written off in 2014. Many believe Renault's early-season problems with the... read more »