Carlos Slim Domit, the son of the world's richest man, says Formula One returning to Mexico would be a "no-brainer" for the sport... read more »

Slim Domit, son of the world's richest man Carlos slim, who's worth an estimated £47 billion ($74b), believes a return to Mexico is a no-brainer read more »

The return of Mexico to the Formula 1 calendar should be a no-brainer, according to Mexican businessman Carlos Slim Domit. read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Contrary to recent reports, vertical construction at the 2012 US grand prix venue in Texas is still yet to commence. It was reported earlier this month that,... read more »

Light rain could affect Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix, although the majority of local and international weather forecasters are predicting an all-dry event at Suzuka. read more »

Lewis Hamilton said he was unsure why Kamui Kobayashi hit him after a collision between the two drivers ended his race and almost certainly his slim title ambitions read more »

Formula 1 could return to Mexico in the future according to Carlos Slim Domit, a member of the FIA and sponsor of the country’s Automobile Association. The wealthy... read more »

Aug.9 (GMM) Carlos Slim Domit has confirmed efforts to revive the Mexican grand prix. On a visit to Mexico last week, and before touring the Hermanos Rodriguez circuit, FIA... read more »

Jenson Button says that any slim hopes he had of challenging for the world championship have disappeared after two consecutive retirements. read more »

Jul.14 (GMM) Ferrari will evaluate Sergio Perez during a test with the Italian team's 2009 car later this year. Mexican rookie Perez, backed strongly by Mexican... read more »

Carlos Slim Domit, son of the world's richest man, says Sauber and Sergio Perez can count on his financial support for the long-term future. Both Sauber and read more »

For the past two weeks rumours have swirled around Formula One that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp media empire and Carlos Slim would place a bid to take over the sport. Now... read more »

More details are coming to light about what may be the motivation behind Sky News exclusively revealing that its part-owner, the News Corporation media empire, and Carlos Slim... read more »

According to some news sources, Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is in talks to purchase F1 with Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim also linked to the negotiations. Sky News... read more »

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is in the early stages of discussions with regards to forming a consortium to acquire control of Formula 1, according to Reuters. It is believed... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has rubbished claims that News Corporation and Mexican magnate Carlos Slim are looking to acquire control of Formula One... read more »

The already slim chances of the Bahrain Grand Prix returning to the Formula 1 calendar later this season now appear to be all but over after a state of emergency was declared... read more »

Melbourne's chances of hosting a F1 race after its contract expires in 2015 are looking slim after a local MP said it should be dropped... read more »

Gianni Alemanno, city mayor of Italian capital Rome, has admitted that plans for a one-off Formula 1 races on its streets – extremely slim in recent weeks – are now... read more »

Peter Sauber says there are no plans to sell a stake in his team to Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim read more »

McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton refuses to give up his slim hopes of winning the Formula 1 title at the final race of the season this weekend. read more »

The 2010 Drivers' Championship could all be over later today, if all goes well for Fernando Alonso, although the chances are that Abu Dhabi will be the scene of this... read more »

Jenson Button is absolutely right to continue pushing for his own world title bid even though his mathematical hopes of retaining his crown are now extremely slim, reckons... read more »

Jenson Button admits that he still feels he can fight for the F1 title, despite Korean no-score leaving him with the slimmest of slim chances read more »