F1 teams and the sport's owners Liberty Media had unanimously backed plans back in April to expand the sprint race roster next season following the success of recent... read more »

Vijay Mallya, the former owner of the Force India F1 team, has been sentenced to a four-month jail sentence over a $40m transfer to his children linked to his failed airline. read more »

Why would Andretti Autosport racing in Formula 1 hurt the current 10 teams on the grid? Michael Andretti, head of the Andretti teams in Indycar, Formula E, Supercars and more,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton lost the title in Abu Dhabi, resulting in Valtteri Bottas losing out on some extra money. read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 team has announced it has signed a new partnership with lead US mobile payment service, Cash App. read more »

With the news that teams will receive an extra payment to cover the costs of sprint race damage, it is a hit for the fledgling budget cap. read more »

McLaren have not received any advanced payment from Liberty Media says CEO Zak Brown, the Formula 1 owners having offered assistance to 'certain teams'. read more »

Force India and Sauber have dropped the complaint they made to the European Union Competitions Commission regarding Formula 1's governance and payment structure read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner fears F1 teams could feel the pinch of Liberty’s changes to the sport until potentially 2021 as the new owners invest in other areas. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team's profit during the first half of 2017 was boosted by a payment from Mercedes for releasing Valtteri Bottas, Autosport has learned read more »

McLaren would be open to compromise on the special payment it receives as part of an overhaul of Formula 1's revenue distribution, according to the team's executive... read more »

Force India boss Vijay Mallya is "disappointed" that fellow team owner Gene Haas has expressed support for Formula 1's current income distribution system read more »

The Serious Fraud Office are currently "reviewing material" relating to a £3.9million payment made by Formula 1's commercial rights holder to the FIA. read more »

The Serious Fraud Office says it is "reviewing material" relating to a payment made by Formula 1's commercial rights holder to the FIA. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has defended the £80m 'historic' bonus payment to Ferrari which is now under threat. read more »

"We don't see how the [current] system is going to work until 2020, if certain financial privileges are given irrespective of what the result is..." - Monisha... read more »

Liberty Media Chief Executive Greg Maffei has hinted that F1 prize money allocation may be adjusted, something Ferrari might not be too happy about. read more »

Force India has made a request to Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone for an advance on its championship payments for next year, Autosport understands read more »

The European Union Competitions Commission enquiry into Formula 1's governance and payment structure has moved to the "next level", according to Force India... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is drawing up plans to scrap the controversial two-tier payment system in F1 in favour of a more equal distribution of funds to teams. read more »

After Scuderia Ferrari were announced as the biggest earnest from the 2015 Formula 1 season, Claire Williams believes there should be a fairer distribution of the revenues. read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams wants a fairer distribution of Formula 1's revenues, and while she accepts Ferrari getting a 'heritage payment'... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed holding "conversations" with the European Union with regard to Formula 1's governance and payment structure read more »

Rio Haryanto believes he is still in pole position to take Manor's second seat despite missing the deadline for the down payment... read more »

Pastor Maldonado's management says that the Venezuelan is still eager to compete in Formula 1 and believes there is the potential for a return in 2017. Maldonado confirmed... read more »