Sauber has reiterated that its major new partnership with several Russian companies is still on course, and slammed "falsehoods and rumours" in the media. read more »

Sauber has confirmed its new Russian investors have already paid their first instalment, contradicting reports originating in Germany. read more »

The media is awash with reports that Sauber's Russian backing is on the brink of collapse, and therefore the team is faced with being sold or closing its doors. The Swiss... read more »

Sauber's financial woes might not be over just yet, with reports claiming that contracts with three Russian backers have yet to be finalised. read more »

Sauber's financial woes appear to be far from over with reports claiming their contracts with three Russian companies are yet to be finalised... read more »

Reports today are that the Board of the National Institute of Aviation Technologies (NIAT) in Russia has voted against the proposed investment in the Sauber Formula 1 team. read more »

With key signatures still missing from its agreement with supposed Russian saviours, Sauber's future remains shaky ahead of next weekend's Belgian Grand... read more »

After all the ‘Russian rescue deal’ talk, the news about Sauber is now back into a backwards slide. A week ago, amid reports Russian entities have saved the... read more »

Reports of a continuing financial crisis at Sauber are continuing to emerge. With the Swiss team’s Russian saviour deal still waiting to be finalised, Bild am Sonntag... read more »

Track designer Hermann Tilke is confident that the Russian GP will take place next season despite missing the deadline to apply for a place on the calendar... read more »

Circuit designer Hermann Tilke has said he has no doubt the Sochi International Street Circuit will be ready to host the inaugural Russian Grand Prix next... read more »

Hermann Tilke says he is '100 percent sure' that construction of the Sochi circuit, venue for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014, will be finished on time. read more »

Vitaly Petrov is eyeing a Formula 1 return next season, with the backing of Mercedes. The 28-year-old Russian lost his Caterham seat at the end of last year and is currently on... read more »

The organisers of the Russian Grand Prix, which is supposed to form part of the 2014 calendar, have missed the deadline to submit its application to the FIA. The organisers... read more »

Russian officials remain optimistic their debut grand prix will go ahead next season despite missing a deadline to submit their application to join the 2014 Formula 1 calendar. read more »

The Russian Grand Prix has missed the deadline to apply for the 2014 Formula One calendar, according to the Russian Automobile Federation (RAF) read more »

The Russian Automobile Federation misses a deadline imposed by the FIA to make an official application to join the F1 calendar in 2014     read more »

Russian Grand Prix organisers have missed the deadline set by the FIA to apply to hold a Formula 1 race next season. read more »

Russia has missed the deadline to submit its application to the FIA to hold a Formula 1 race in 2014. read more »

Disagreement between factions involved in the Russian Grand Prix, due to take place at Sochi in October next year, have cast doubt on the race. read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn has played down claims that Sauber were on the verge of going bankrupt before three Russian companies came to their rescue... read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn has re-iterated Sauber's intention to hand Sergey Sirotkin a race seat in 2014, even though the Russian teenager does not yet possess the required Super... read more »

Sauber was never on the brink of bankruptcy according to team principal Monisha Kaltenborn. The outfit had reportedly failed to pay some of its suppliers and driver Nico... read more »

Sauber Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn says that accounts of the team’s financial plight prior to securing Russian investment were exaggerated, and that the... read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn insists the team was not on the brink of going under before its deal with a trio of Russian companies. read more »