German bank BayernLB has rejected a settlement offer of $33 million (£19 million) from Bernie Ecclestone read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's legal woes may not be over after Munich-based bank BayernLB rejected his 25 million euro settlement offer... read more »

German bank BayernLB has turned down a £20 million settlement offer from F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Officials of a German children's charity were completely surprised when it emerged Bernie Ecclestone would pay them $1 million. The payment to the Deutsche... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he was a "bit of an idiot" in agreeing to a $100 million (£59m) payment to settle his bribery court case. The 83-year-old will walk... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he feels like "a bit of an idiot" for paying $100 million (60 million pounds) to end his bribery trial in Munich, after the judge "more or... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone feels the $100 million (£59 million) payment he made to end his bribery trial in Munich may have been unnecessary as the judge "more or less said"... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he has been a bit of an idiot by paying 60 million to settle his bribery case because the judge more or less said I was acquitted read more »

Formula One's commercial rights holder, Bernie Ecclestone has come to an agreement to pay $100 million to terminate his bribery court case in Munich, Germany. read more »

Work has begun on upgrading the Interlagos circuit in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as part of an $80 million (£58m) redevelopment programme. The circuit will see a brand new... read more »

Interlagos has started an $80 million upgrade programme that includes the building of a new Formula 1 pit complex for the 2015 Brazilian Grand Prix read more »

German prosecutors say the will agree to end Bernie Ecclestone's trial on bribery charges as part of a settlement worth $100 million, with the Munich court expected to... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has agreed an £80 million settlement in his bribery case, a Munich court has confirmed. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's long, drawn-out bribery trial is nearly over after the F1 boss agreed to a £60 million ($100 million) out-of-court settlement... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone looks likely to avoid any further investigation into whether or not he paid a bribe to German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky in 2005 after agreeing an out-of-court... read more »

Melbourne has secured the Australian Formula One Grand Prix until 2020 after striking a new deal that will reduce the taxpayer subsidy of around $50 million a year, the head of... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix will remain at Albert Park in Melbourne until 2020 following a year of negotiations to extend the race's contract. There had been threats from... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's lawyers say he is willing to pay a £20 million settlement to end his bribery trial read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is prepared to pay German bank BayernLB €25 million if judges agree to end to his bribery trial in Munich read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has offered to pay BayernLB £20 million if it drops the bribery case against him, his defence lawyers have said. read more »

What has been voted the ugliest nose on the grid by our readers, could soon be a thing of the past as Caterham is set to debut a revised version later this year. The team has... read more »

UK prime minister David Cameron officially opened Williams' new Advanced Engineering facility, the result of an £8 million investment from the team over the last two years read more »

Caterham's new owners have approved funding for a new development programme which it hopes will provide a major boost to the team. The outfit hasn't added any major... read more »

A Grand Prix on the streets of London could be a step closer after the UK government overturned a ban on racing on British roads today. Bernie Ecclestone has long held the... read more »

Officials at Monza are determined to keep the Italian Grand Prix, claiming that "at least ten million euros" will be invested in the circuit. read more »