Singapore Airlines has signed a deal to become the title sponsor of the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted, during his first visit to hear the new Formula 1 cars in person, that they're louder than he first thought. The 83-year-old has long... read more »

The 'stunning' city of Singapore is destined to host one of the most crucial rounds of an unpredictable 2014 Formula 1 World... read more »

The acquisition of a stake in F1 by Norwegian sovereign fund Norges Bank Investment Management is being questioned by ministers after the sport failed to float on the Singapore... read more »

Ron Dennis hasn't ruled out the possibility of luring Lewis Hamilton back to the outfit in the future once they've returned to their winning ways. Hamilton split with... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix, the first to ever be run at dusk, has been allocated a starting time of 6pm (3pm GMT) which will see the race begin under sunlight and end in darkness.... read more »

A lot of things happened in 2013. The season saw records broken - mainly thanks to Sebastian Vettel and his record run of consecutive race wins - it saw controversy and it saw... read more »

British broadcasters Sky Sports F1 and BBC Sport have confirmed their coverage plans for the 2014 season which kicks off on March 16th in Australia. The pay-to-view service... read more »

Sky Sports F1 has revealed that it will be the only place to watch the live Grands Prix in Monaco, Brazil and Singapore when F1 returns next season. read more »

Sky Sports F1 will broadcast the grands prix in Monaco, Brazil and Singapore exclusively live in 2014. read more »

Niki Lauda admitted that fate played a part in persuading Lewis Hamilton to join Mercedes' F1 effort for 2013.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone could turn to spin doctor Richard Woods in the build-up to Formula One's flotation on the Singapore stock exchange... read more »

The Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix will be changed to a night race in 2014, joining Singapore as races held after dark. read more »

The organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have confirmed that the 2014 event will be run at night, making it only the second night race on the calendar alongside Singapore. The... read more »

It's been a tough few races to end the 2013 season for Ferrari, but a podium for Fernando Alonso in Brazil for the first time since Singapore was the best possible way to... read more »

Ferrari insists it was aware of the extent of Kimi Raikkonen’s back problems when the Finn was signed up for 2014. The deal was announced in early September, which... read more »

Ferrari have bid farewell to long-standing driver Felipe Massa who, after eight seasons with the Italian outfit, will leave to be replaced by Kimi Raikkonen. During the... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen will not race in the United States or the season finale in Brazil it has been confirmed. The Finnish driver will instead undergo back surgery earlier than... read more »

Even though a regulation change amended at the Singapore GP was set to prevent wheels from coming off, Williams' Pastor Maldonado had once again a problem with the... read more »

In Davide Valsecchi's latest exclusive column on Crash.net, the Lotus F1 Team third driver reflects on the flyaway events in Singapore, Korea and Japan as the 2013 season... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes Renault could be behind Red Bull and Lotus's recent surge in performance. The Austrian suspects that clever engine mapping,... read more »

Felipe Massa believes that the 2008 F1 title fight could have worked out differently had it not been for Renault's antics at the inaugural Singapore Grand... read more »

Many theories have been circulating the internet and the paddock as to how Sebastian Vettel was so dominant in Singapore. Those theories grew stronger when former team-owner... read more »

The Korean GP might not have been quite the crushing domination he enjoyed at Singapore, but Sebastian Vettel admitted that things had been pretty much under... read more »

Even if appeared to be business as usual , as in Singapore, the Korean Grand Prix was a race of two halves, epic battles throughout the field and talking points aplenty. read more »