The French Prime Minister has put together a team tasked with resurrecting the French Grand Prix. read more »

The French Grand Prix could rejoin the calendar as early as 2013 after the country's prime minister, Francois Fillon, confirmed that plans were afoot to read more »

French prime minister Francois Fillon has created a taskforce charged with resurrecting the French Grand Prix read more »

Despite admitting that Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel is in prime position for a second consecutive world title this year, Felipe Massa insists that Ferrari will continue pushing... read more »

Adrian Sutil, 7th: “I started the race on the prime tyres and our plan was to do a one-stop strategy. When the first safety car read more »

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton have added their voices and support to the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety Campaign. The McLaren drivers met with British Prime Minister... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button joined up with Prime Minister David Cameron today to help launch the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety. read more »

Pirelli has announced that the soft and super softs will be used as prime and option tyres for the Canada GP in Montreal next month... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Mark Webber's disastrous qualifying session in China, which saw the Australian dumped out of Q1 and placed 18th, was down to... read more »

Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry has been invited by British Prime Minister David Cameron to become a UK Business Ambassador for the Coalition Government.  read more »

The FIA has revealed a sequence of modifications to the sporting regulations on Tuesday, following a World Motor Sport Council in Paris. The changes include tweaks to the usage... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has confirmed that an announcement will be issued next week explaining how its Option and Prime Slick compounds will be differentiated this... read more »

Tyre manufacturer Pirelli has confirmed the tyre compounds that will be used for the first four races of the F1 season. “The hard tyre will be the prime tyre, whereas the... read more »

It is understood that Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin personally brokered a sponsorship deal for Vitaly Petrov, the country's first F1 driver. read more »

Vitaly Petrov is set to receive backing from state-run company Rostekhnologii ahead of the new season, according to French news agency AFP on Tuesday, with the deal having been... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has been told by Russia's prime minister Vladimir Putin that he can continue to rely on the financial support of his home country read more »

Luca di Montezemolo is determined to see three-car teams replace the struggling backmarkers in Formula One and has said that successful American outfits Penske and Ganassi... read more »

Reports in the Italian media are suggesting that Ferrari’s Luca di Montezemolo may be considering a departure from the role of the Scuderia’s Chairman in order to take up a... read more »

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has enjoyed his first taste of Formula 1, getting behind the wheel of a luminous Renault machine and reaching... read more »

They said it wouldn’t happen. But it has. Welcome to South Korea and Formula 1’s introduction to a brand-new location at a crucial point in the 2010 season. The venue may... read more »

Vitaly Petrov was delighted to see last week that Formula 1 will be travelling to his home nation in 2014, with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin having confirmed a... read more »

Commercial rights manager Bernie Ecclestone has agreed to a deal with Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin for a Grand Prix to take place around 2014. Russia has been on the... read more »

Russian prime minister Vladamir Putin reveals a deal has been agreed with Bernie Ecclestone for a race at the Black Sea resort of Sochi read more »

Following reports suggesting as much earlier today, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has confirmed that Formula 1 will travel to Russia for the first time in 2014. With a contract... read more »

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is expected to sign an agreement tomorrow (Thursday) which will see work begin on a Grand Prix circuit in Sochi. read more »