Sauber Group CEO Monisha Kaltenborn has been handed a significant stake in the team, after majority owner and founder Peter Sauber transferred a third of the team to the... read more »

Sauber team CEO Monisha Kaltenborn has received a third of the stake in the Sauber Group, it was announced by the Swiss company on Wednesday afternoon. The share has been given... read more »

Peter Sauber has taken the decision to transfer a third of the stake in the Sauber Group to CEO Monisha Kaltenborn, it was announced today. read more »

Sauber CEO Monisha Kaltenborn has been handed a one third stake of the team by team principal Peter Sauber read more »

Peter Sauber has announced he is transferring a third of the stake in the Sauber Group to CEO Monisha Kaltenborn read more »

Sauber has announced that "in the interests of continuity", Peter Sauber has taken the decision to transfer a third of the stake in the Sauber Group to CEO Monisha... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the fifth round in Spain and the start of the European season. To remind... read more »

Circuit of the Americas, the track hosting this year’s returning United States Grand Prix in Texas, has moved to dispel claims that investor Red McCombs may be... read more »

Texan billionaire Red McCombs has less than a week to decide whether he wants to sell his 20% stake in the holding company of the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) track in Austin. read more »

Chris Sylt reveals that Proton, owner of Lotus Cars, has an option understood to entitle it to buy a 50% stake in the Lotus F1 team. read more »

Mar.26 (GMM) Force India has accused rivals Caterham of saving millions and then reaping even more millions by stealing their secret technical data. A British court last week... read more »

Caterham boss Tony Fernandes says he could support selling shares in F1 amidst reports that Bernie Ecclestone could float a stake in the sport... read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull linked to possible F1 ownership stake pending signatures on extended Concorde Agreement. read more »

It is sometimes said that Bernie Ecclestone is the only person who has made any real money out of Formula One. This is far from the case. read more »

Jan.6 (GMM) Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler no longer owns a share of the McLaren team, according to media reports. McLaren, still powered by the marque's Brixworth-built... read more »

Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler no longer owns a share of the McLaren team, according to media reports. McLaren, still powered by the marque’s Brixworth-built engines,... read more »

Nov.23 (GMM) Virgin's part-ownership by the British bank Lloyds is threatening to run the struggling formula one team off track. Part taxpayer-owned Lloyds bought an... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone proposes that F1's owner CVC could take stakes in the teams in return for them getting a stake of equivalent value in the sport. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen isn't just looking for a Williams race-seat for next season, according to reports he also wants a stake in the F1 team... read more »

Nov.10 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh would be happy if the forthcoming negotiations over F1's future results in the teams owning a slice of the sport. With the bitter political... read more »

The Virgin Racing outfit has officially lodged a request to change the teams name to Marussia, reflecting the Russian sportscar manufacturers ownership stake in the read more »

Oct.30 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh on Sunday confirmed reports McLaren is still opposed to the idea of 'customer cars' in formula one. The possible redefinition of a... read more »

Oct.24 (GMM) Formula one teams have appointed a company to assess the sport's media value ahead of crucial negotiations over the next Concorde Agreement. The... read more »

Influential team boss admits that there is "no chance" of an acquisition of F1 by the teams because they "are struggling to keep themselves afloat." read more »

Influential team boss admits that there is "no chance" of an acquisition of F1 by the teams because they "are struggling to keep themselves afloat." read more »