Ferrari has confirmed it has resigned from the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) in the midst of a row over the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) and, according to... read more »

Leading teams to call time - and trouble - on FOTA following RRA row. read more »

Red Bull Racing and Ferrari have both quit the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) amid the ongoing row over the resource restriction agreement (RRA). A FOTA read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull have opted to pull out of the Formula One Teams Assocation (FOTA), with the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) being cited as the main reason for... read more »

Formula One teams are yet to reach a definite deal on reducing their expenditure, according to Christian Horner... read more »

Formula One teams are still struggling to agree on a fair and effective way of restricting spending and have taken the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) out of the Formula... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner is hopeful that a deal can still be reached for an effective Resource Restriction Agreement, as teams ponder moving the document outside... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has urged fellow Formula 1 bosses to be 'open minded' in a crunch meeting about the future of the sport's Resource... read more »

Formula One team principals insist they have not given up on saving the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) ahead of crucial talks in Brazil... read more »

Formula 1 team principals are optimistic that enough common ground can be reached to save the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA), ahead of crunch talks to decide its future... read more »

Formula 1 team principals have postponed a meeting planned for this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to discuss the future of the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA). read more »

Ross Brawn is confident FOTA can survive the RRA disagreement but suggests that its best for the organisation to bow out of financial debates... read more »

Red Bull Racing chiefs have hit out at their rivals, as allegations continue to be made that the double world title-winning team has been exceeding the spending limits set out... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has warned that FOTA is at a "crossroads" as the members struggle to reach agreement on the RRA... read more »

Red Bull team principal Chrsitian Horner has issued a stark warning on the future of FOTA if F1 teams can't agree on future spending controls. read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have agreed to hold further discussions about the Resource Restriction Agreement at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, following a meeting aimed at ending unease... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that F1's cost-cutting controls are at 'a crossroads' amid rumour and speculation over flaws in the system. read more »

Norbert Haug has refuted rumours that Mercedes GP have broken Formula One's self-imposed spending cap, the RRA... read more »

With teams still doubting one another's honesty in terms of spending, Ross Brawn claims that the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) is at a crossroad. read more »

Mercedes GP has rubbished talk that it is on the verge of breaking Formula 1's Resource Restriction Agreement, ahead of talks in Korea this weekend to end unease about... read more »

McLaren MD Jonathan Neale says the Formula One teams need to "stick together" amidst allegations of some breaking the RRA... read more »

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) has the strength and unity to stay focused on the best course of action for the sport despite the growing tension over the... read more »

Ferrari has urged Formula 1 teams to make an effort at this weekend's Korean Grand Prix to try and end unease about overspending in the sport on the back of fresh concerns... read more »

Mercedes GP has called for a more hard line approach to ensure that all Formula 1 teams are abiding by the Resource Restriction Agreement, amid renewed controversy about... read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh is confident that teams can make Formula 1's Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) a success, despite fresh controversy over the deal. read more »