It has been reported that investors in CVC Capital Partners are beginning to get 'worried' by the lack of communication from F1's majority owners over the... read more »

Jul.28 (GMM) Investors in F1's owner CVC Capital Partners are worried about the Gerhard Gribkowsky bribery scandal, the Financial Times has reported. The report said the... read more »

Jul.25 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has admitted the possibility that Barcelona could lose the Spanish grand prix. Circuit de Catalunya officials recently rubbished reports that... read more »

Jul.24 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone on Saturday allayed fears that the nuclear crisis will affect October's Japanese grand prix. Leading MotoGP riders Casey Stoner and Jorge... read more »

As his name is dragged into the international corruption scandal enveloping the sale of F1's commercial rights in 2006, the sport's ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

Jul.20 (GMM) German prosecutors have formally named 'Bernard E' as the alleged source of an almost $50 million bribe paid to jailed banker Gerhard Gribkowsky. The... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the phone hacking scandal could put an end to News Corp's bid while he has a backup plan should the BBC not want F1... read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone claims News Corp's purported bid to gain control of F1 has been fatally wounded by both the recent phone-hacking scandal and the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone fears that the News Corporation phone-tapping scandal may have seriously damaged the Murdochs' plans to take over Formula One read more »

Martin Whitmarsh does not believe the phone-hacking scandal gripping News Corp will bring an end to their interest in taking control of F1... read more »

Former McLaren designer Mike Coughlan apologises for his role in the 2007 spygate scandal as he returns to F1 with Williams. read more »

Williams' Mike Coughlan has publicly apologised for the first time over the role he played in the Spygate scandal... read more »

New Williams's chief engineer Mike Coughlan reflects on the 2007 Spygate scandal and looks ahead to his new role at the Grove team... read more »

Mike Coughlan, the engineer involved in the infamous ‘Spygate’ espionage scandal of 2007, has gone on record apologising for his actions. Then working for... read more »

Part of the notorious ‘Spy Gate’ scandal which affected Formula 1 by making global headlines in 2007, Mike Coughlan has now returned to the sport. He shares... read more »

Pat Symonds, a man who knows a thing or two about being caught up in a scandal, is convinced Mike Coughlan will return to F1 "a better person"... read more »

Mike Coughlan will return to Formula 1 with Williams as a better person, having learned from his involvement in the controversy surrounding the 2007 McLaren spy scandal. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has lost a case against newspapers publishing articles on private lives before informing the subject. The European Court of Human Rights has... read more »

It was confirmed on Tuesday that Mike Coughlan is to return to Formula 1, having been sacked by McLaren following the controversial ‘Spygate’ scandal of four years ago. The... read more »

In a controversial move, Williams has recruited former McLaren chief designer Mike Coughlan, one of the men at the heart of the infamous Spygate scandal of 2007. read more »

BBC Sport has confirmed that Bernie Ecclestone, head of the Formula One Group, has been questioned in relation to the ongoing bribery scandal. The situation involves alleged... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone meets prosecutor in German corruption scandal, plus more read more »

Former McLaren designer Mike Coughlan, who was sacked in the fallout from the Spygate scandal, has re-emerged in NASCAR working for the North Carolina-based Michael Waltrip Racing read more »

The scandal of F1's jailed banker is proving to be one of the longest-running in the sport. read more »

There have been further claims and counter-claims in the corruption scandal rocking F1, with suggestions now that the shares sold to CVC in 2006 were not undervalued after all. read more »