Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry has been invited by British Prime Minister David Cameron to become a UK Business Ambassador for the Coalition Government.  read more »

Mercedes Grand Prix CEO Nick Fry has been appointed one of the UK government's new Business Ambassadors. read more »

It is being reported by British newspaper The Telegraph that Bernie Ecclestone, CEO of the F1 Group, could come under questioning for an investigation involving the sale of... read more »

Government representatives in the Australian state of Victoria have said that they will do all in their power to retain the country’s Formula 1 race, but stress that they... read more »

Tavo Hellmund, promoter for next year’s returning United States Grand Prix, has described the idea of artificial rain in Formula 1 races as ‘brilliant’, with the proposal... read more »

CEO Nick Fry insists that there is no sense of panic at Mercedes GP, despite an apparent lack of performance in pre-season testing. read more »

Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry insists his team is not yet panicking about its apparent lack of pace, but did admit it is currently benefitting from the longer build up to the first... read more »

Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry insists his team will be in "reasonable shape" when the season starts in Australia later this month... read more »

Former president and CEO of Churchill Downs Entertainment, Steve Sexton, has been named president of the Texas GP project. read more »

Steve Sexton, former President and CEO of Churchill Downs Entertainment and former President of Churchill Downs, has joined the Formula 1 United States management team as... read more »

Steve Sexton has become the President of the upcoming United States Grand Prix which will take place in 2012 at the new purpose-build facility located in Austin, Texas.... read more »

The organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have moved to assure fans that safety is their utmost concern and they will take the necessary steps read more »

Force India have set their sights high for the 2011 season with CEO Otmar Szafnauer saying are targeting a fifth-place finish in the Constructions' Championship... read more »

New CEO Andy Webb believes that Marussia Virgin Racing is better placed to make an impression on F1 than in its debut season. read more »

Virgin Racing can go into its second Formula 1 season expecting to compete against the more established teams on a more equal footing this year, believes team CEO Graeme Lowdon read more »

Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone likes Sebastian Vettel so much he would be happy for the new world champion to marry one of his daughters read more »

Group Lotus CEO Danny Bahar is optimistic that the current Lotus name row will be resolved before both parties engage in a court battle. The argument erupted after the 2010... read more »

Tony Fernandes praises Riad Asmat for his work in the role of CEO with Team Lotus read more »

Williams CEO Adam Parr has dismissed suggestions that Pastor Maldonado is a pay driver as "repulsive and irrelevant".  read more »

The promoter of the Rome Grand Prix, Maurizio Flammini, has revealed that Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone has told him to press ahead with plans to bring his street race to... read more »

Lotus Racing team principal Tony Fernandes has hit back at Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar and Lotus Renault GP managing director Eric Boullier - accusing the pair of... read more »

As Lotus Renault GP and Lotus Racing increasingly lock horns in the embarrassing F1 naming row, Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar has called for Team Lotus to be permitted to... read more »

Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar insists the company is unperturbed about people referring to Lotus Renault GP as just 'Renault'... read more »

Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar has claimed that it would not have been ‘realistic’ to move into a partnership with Tony Fernandes’ Lotus Racing due to the high funds it... read more »

Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar has revealed his company was keen to work alongside Team Lotus but negotiations were cut short by "ridiculous" demands from Tony Fernandes read more »