Bernie Ecclestone reveals that he has agreed to give a 1% equity stake in F1's parent company to the FIA in return for it signing up to the new Concorde Agreement. read more »

Niki Lauda has rubbished recent reports that Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has already made his mind up over whether to remain at the team next year. According to several... read more »

Marussia President Graeme Lowdon believes perceptions of the team will now change after they finally agreed a new commercial agreement with Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

This weekend's 2013 F1 Indian Grand Prix could be cancelled after India's Supreme Court agreed to hear a petition calling for the race to be... read more »

Sunday's Indian Grand Prix could be thrown in to doubt after India's Supreme Court agreed to hear a petition seeking the cancellation of the race read more »

McLaren has confirmed it has agreed a deal for Red Bull's Peter Promodrou to join its team in the future, but says it is just one of several key changes to its team ahead... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will remain a fixture on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2022 and will remain at its current home, Interlagos. Bernie Ecclestone met with Sao... read more »

Sao Paulo's Interlagos circuit will continue to host the Brazilian Grand Prix until 2020 after a new deal was agreed with FOM. read more »

Whilst many are concerned by the ever expanding Formula 1 calendar, which looks likely to include a record breaking 22-races next season, McLaren don't believe it'll... read more »

Formula E has unveiled its provisional calendar for its inaugural season which kicks off in late-2014, ending in early 2015. The all-electric racing series begins in Beijing on... read more »

Pirelli has been confirmed as the sole tyre supplier for the 2014 Formula 1 season, but its future after that remains unknown. During a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council... read more »

The Caterham F1 Team and Lotus F1 Team cars will both feature Renault Samsung Motors branding during the Korean Grand Prix. The two Renault-powered teams have agreed to fly the... read more »

At its meeting in Croatia, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council agreed a number of decisions including the provisional 2014 calendar. read more »

Formula 1's Bernie Ecclestone and FIA president Jean Todt have finally signed a new Concorde Agreement, several months after the previous one expired. The document governs... read more »

Presidential candidate David Ward welcomes news that a new Concorde Agreement has been agreed     read more »

Terms are agreed between the FIA and FOM on a new Concorde Agreement     read more »

A new Concorde Agreement - the contract that binds Formula One together - has been agreed by the FIA and the sport's commercial rights holder after months of negotiation read more »

With changes having been agreed for 2014 which will see driver changes allowed part-way through first free practice, several senior figures have admitted they're unlikely... read more »

Front-running teams are unlikely to make use of longer FP1 sessions in 2014 to run young drivers, despite a two-hour first practice being agreed read more »

Next season Formula One's test drivers will have the opportunity to run on grand prix Fridays under a new plans agreed by the teams... read more »

German prosecutors have chosen to delay the decision as to whether or not Bernie Ecclestone will face a trial for suspected bribery charges. The 82-year-old was set to stand... read more »

Pirelli will continue as the sole tyre supplier in GP2 and GP3 after series officials agreed a new multi-year deal with the Italian firm. read more »

The British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) has confirmed it has agreed a deal to lease the land around the Silverstone circuit to British developer MEPC. The 999-year... read more »

The BRDC have completed a deal to lease the Silverstone Industrial Estate and the development land around the outside of the circuit to MEPC. read more »

The FIA has agreed to back Pirelli as Formula One's tyre supplier for the next five years, according to a report in the Daily Telegraph read more »