Independently from our own result, the Brazilian Grand Prix was an absolute thriller and a great advertising for our sport. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, has revealed how the success of the F1 team has led to the advertising value reaching up to $4.5 billion. read more »

An Italian consumer group have called for Italian authorities to seize the Ferrari SF1000 that was launched on Tuesday, believing the Mission Winnow branding featured on the... read more »

Ferrari and McLaren both changed branding on their cars for the Australian Grand Prix, due to complaints about their links to tobacco companies. That brought back memories of... read more »

Jean Todt backs WHO's stance over tobacco advertising in F1 read more »

McLaren has removed sponsor British American Tobacco's logos for the Australian Grand Prix, the Formula 1 team deciding to not risk falling foul of the country's... read more »

Ferrari will race in Formula One's season-opening Australian Grand Prix next week without branding for Philip Morris's Mission Winnow initiative amid concern about... read more »

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri has confirmed that the 'Mission Winnow' branding will be absent when Ferrari's 2019 season begins next week in Melbourne, with a... read more »

Ferrari has dropped 'Mission Winnow' from its official name for 2019. The move, not announced publicly but clear from the latest version of the FIA entry list,... read more »

Formula 1 now has two major tobacco companies taking up branding on cars again, with Philip Morris International promoting its 'Mission Winnow' initiative on the... read more »

Ferrari sponsor Philip Morris International is adamant its Mission Winnow initiative fully complies with tobacco advertising laws, despite an investigation being launched in... read more »

Formula 1's move into the betting world could hit a serious roadblock in the United Kingdom after British bookmakers agreed to stop advertising their services during live... read more »

Despite tobacco advertising being banned in F1 since 2007, Ferrari's partnership with Marlboro owner Philip Morris International is set to continue. read more »

Force India have lamented the soon-to-be-enforced rules aimed at identifying the individual drivers as that is advertising space "worth $6 million." read more »

Pertamina to stop advertising on Manor cars after Rio Haryanto demotion read more »

Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone has again caused controversy, claiming a female F1 driver would not be taken seriously in the sport. His latest comments were made while... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley believes F1's engine manufacturers should be forced to supply engines at a low cost as any loss is offset by advertising and research for... read more »

Paul Hembrey, motorsport director of Pirelli, has admitted that the budget for their Formula 1 efforts mirrors that of a fully fledged team. Pirelli will soon find out whether... read more »

Bob Fernley believes Nico Hulkenberg's victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours was good advertising for F1 as it showed the "quality" of the drivers... read more »

Jean Todt has revealed the FIA won't be pushing for a ban on the advertising of alcohol in F1 as it is "not possible"... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says the governing body cannot ban alcohol advertising in Formula 1, despite repeated calls from Eurocare: The European Alcohol Policy Alliance. Three... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has ruled out a ban on the advertising of alcohol in Formula 1, claiming it to be "not possible" read more »

An 18-page report by Eurocare accuses F1 of "extremely high exposure of alcohol advertising to audiences" read more »

Formula 1 has again come under fire for its high exposure of alcohol advertising and the contradictory messages it sends out given the FIA's campaign for road safety read more »

Philip Morris will continue its silent sponsorship of the Ferrari team despite tobacco advertising being banned... read more »