Force India are not worried about returning to Bahrain despite ongoing protests and the memory of last year's petrol bomb attack... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt will once again miss the Bahrain Grand Prix amid the ongoing protests and demonstrations in the island country. The Frenchman was criticised for his... read more »

Amid ongoing protests in and around the capital city of Manama, this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix is going ahead. As a preview to the event in the Gulf State,... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt is again under the spotlight for failing to travel to Bahrain despite the ongoing demonstrations against the race read more »

F1 heads back to Bahrain this weekend despite the ongoing political unrest and protests in the Gulf State - but should the sport be visiting Bahrain or should it be staying... read more »

Amid ongoing complaints about the current breed of F1 tyre, leading team bosses back Pirelli to get on top of the situation.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone maintains this year's Bahrain GP will go ahead without trouble despite ongoing protests... read more »

With the rain putting his team's ongoing tyre issue to one side, Sebastian Vettel takes pole at Sepang ahead of Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Ongoing problems with the FIA's telemetry link between race control and the cars means the drivers will have to do without cockpit flag warning lights for the second race... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has played down continuing suggestions he has merely 'parked' at Sauber for a year, before possibly switching to Ferrari in 2014. Told that the... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has reaffirmed to Sky Sports F1 that McLaren remain committed to current partners Mercedes until 2015 despite ongoing speculation about a possible return to... read more »

Renault has unveiled images and further information of its ongoing engine project, set up to design a turbo charged Formula One engine for 2014. The firm has its engine already... read more »

Private equity firm CVC is hoping to float Formula 1 on the Singapore stock market in October, according to The Telegraph. The initial public offering (IPO) was due to occur... read more »

Caterham boss Cyril Abiteboul says he is interested in retaining the services of Heikki Kovalainen in a different role. The Finnish driver and his team-mate Vitaly Petrov were... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he is "very impressed" with the ongoing work at Sochi ahead of its hosting of the 2014 Russian Grand Prix read more »

Legal action taken by event promoters adds another dimension to the ongoing on-off story surrounding the German Grand Prix. read more »

Former team owner Gian Carlo Minardi is concerned that Formula One hasn't yet fully woken up to the ongoing global economic crisis. read more »

Vitaly Petrov apparently has no ongoing talks with the Marussia team, despite being linked to the seat vacated by Timo Glock. read more »

Marussia has confirmed that Timo Glock will not race for the team in 2013, after the pair agreed to part ways by 'mutual consent' despite the German having a... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone admits he may be forced to leave his role as CEO of FOM/FOA should he face further action in the Gerhard Gribkowsky bribery trial. Whilst Ecclestone... read more »

Romain Grosjean is confident that ongoing talks with the Lotus team can lead to a second season at Enstone in 2013. read more »

After ongoing reliability concerns blighted last weekend's United States GP, Mark Webber admits that a problem-free race in Brazil is high on Red Bull Racing's wish list. read more »

In a legal claim Bernie Ecclestone describes as "absurd", CVC, the private equity firm which is the largest shareholder in Formula One, has been dragged into the... read more »

The proximity of Abu Dhabi to the ongoing unrest in Bahrain has once again raised questions about the future of the F1 Grand Prix there in 2013. read more »

The local media has given the second Indian Grand Prix a cautious thumbs up but flagged ongoing concerns read more »