Chase Carey believes F1 can still attract new manufacturers for 2021 following "encouraging" talks with potential interested parties.  read more »

Robert Kubica continues to chase a Formula 1 race drive for 2019, but with his hopes on that front dwindling, it has emerged that he could land a high-profile reserve role with... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says all parties in the Mercedes team orders controversy must 'accept it and move forwards' ahead of the Japanese GP read more »

Maurizio Arrivabene is adamant the swap of race seats between Charles Leclerc and Kimi Raikkonen is the best option for all parties and Ferrari's future in F1 read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says that many potential buyers "with deep pockets" are waiting to bid on Force India read more »

Liberty shows its true colours, as Greg Maffei claims F1 "is about selling glamour and parties". read more »

Toto Wolff remains relaxed about Lewis Hamilton's F1 future with Mercedes, revealing both parties parked talks so the team could focus on improving its on-track performance. read more »

Mercedes are open to entering a Ferrari-Haas style relationship with either Williams or Force India, saying it is beneficial to both parties. read more »

The road to 2021 for Formula 1 will become clearer on Friday, but the sport is treading on a tightrope where it will do well to keep all parties happy, writes Luke Smith. read more »

Toto Wolff plays down speculation about F1 breakaway claims but concedes invested parties are "trying to position themselves" for future deals read more »

Petrobras is back in Formula 1, after forming a technical partnership with McLaren on Monday 19 February. The agreement provides for a technology partnership to develop... read more »

Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson says Fernando Alonso’s recent exploits racing in the United States have opened up “worldwide exposure” which he sees as a... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits keeping Lewis Hamilton on board is the "wish of all parties". read more »

The Christmas decorations are out, the parties are in full swing and almost all of the post-season awards have been handed out. read more »

Sauber chairman Pascal Picci has welcomed the team's new link up with Alfa Romeo, hopeful that it will bring "great success" for both parties. read more »

The Alfa Romeo name will return to F1 with Sauber in 2018 after the two parties agreed a wide-ranging technical partnership. read more »

Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa is hoping to end "on a high" with McLaren as the two parties prepare to go their separate ways after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Robert Fernley feels Mercedes-Benz allowing George Russell to be third driver for Force India next season will be beneficial for all parties. read more »

The Treasury has begun contacting relevant parties as it seeks to discover if FIA grants breached financial sanctions. read more »

The city of Sao Paulo is in discussions with three parties interested in purchasing Brazil's Formula 1 circuit at Interlagos, Autosport has learned read more »

Fernando Alonso and McLaren will stick together in 2018, both parties pushing for a return to winning ways. After their recent struggles, the hunger to succeed… read more »

Fernando Alonso will continue to race for McLaren in Formula 1 next year, the parties confirmed on Thursday, ahead of the United States Grand Prix, bringing… read more »

Honda motorsport chief Masashi Yamamoto has criticised McLaren in the wake of its divorce from the Japanese engine manufacturer for being a "systematic" company that... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says he has not had any offers he deems serious from interested parties wishing to enter new Formula 1 teams read more »

Toro Rosso and Honda were rumoured to be in engine talks for 2017, only for both parties to deny official discussions ever took place. read more »