Days after the FIA announced that it had given the green light to Andretti's bid to enter F1, Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll becomes the first to speak out against the... read more »

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll has come out firmly against the idea of adding an 11th team to the Formula 1 grid, after the FIA approved a bid from Andretti Motorsport... read more »

Lawrence Stroll does not want to welcome Andretti into F1. read more »

Aston Martin executive chairman Lawrence Stroll says he is a "strong believer" that Formula 1 should remain a 10-team championship despite the FIA's approval of... read more »

And while there remain some big challenges ahead, because Andretti still needs to agree a commercial deal with FOM to be allowed to race, it is the closest F1 has had to a new... read more »

Andretti was the only prospective team to be approved by the FIA, and the application will now be passed to Formula One Management. read more »

Andretti's partner, General Motors, has already begun a management recruitment drive which has included the hiring of "F1-known personnel" amid their ongoing bid... read more »

This may yet be the most difficult challenge yet for Andretti; although it has proven to the FIA that it has merit on sporting, technical, and financial grounds, thrashing out... read more »

Existing teams could stand to lose $11 million per year in prize money if Andretti are successful in their bid to enter F1. read more »

Andretti has issued a brief statement in reaction to the FIA's confirmation that it has approved the American outfit's bid to enter Formula One. read more »

The FIA have officially approved Andretti Global's bid to become the 11th team in Formula 1. read more »

Whilst the FIA has approved Andretti Global's bid to join the Formula 1 grid, team principals up and down the paddock have frequently shared strong opinions against an... read more »

Following months and months of speculation, the FIA has given Andretti Formula Racing the green light to join the Formula 1 grid from 2025. Sam Hall is joined by Jake Boxall... read more »

Andretti says it will continue with its plans to join Formula 1's grid "as soon as possible" in the wake of its application being approved. Formula 1's... read more »

The FIA has officially given the green light to Andretti Formula Racing's bid to enter F1, which will now be passed to Formula One Management for commercial discussions. read more »

Formula One's governing body on Monday backed a bid by American Michael Andretti, son of 1978 world champion Mario, to enter a new 11th team subject to approval by the... read more »

The FIA has officially given the green light to Andretti Formula Racing to join the Formula 1 grid, subject to reaching a commercial agreement with FOM. After the FIA formally... read more »

The US-based Andretti team's bid to enter Formula 1 with General Motors' Cadillac brand is approved by motorsport's governing body, the FIA. read more »

The FIA has approved Andretti's bid to join the grid but F1 still needs to give the green light from a commercial perspective. read more »

Andretti have been given the green light to enter Formula 1 by the FIA, but now await approval from F1's owners. read more »

Following months of analysis by the FIA over the expressions of interest to join F1 from 2025 at the earliest, the governing body finally confirmed the outcome of its... read more »

The FIA have officially approved Andretti Global's bid to become the 11th team in Formula 1. read more »

The frontrunner to join the F1 grid has been revealed after a rival in the FIA process released a statement saying Andretti Motorsport will be the 'successful' applicant. read more »

The frontrunner to join the F1 grid has been revealed after a rival in the FIA process released a statement saying Andretti Motorsport will be the 'successful' applicant. read more »

New Zealand manufacturer Rodin has revealed that its rejected bid to join the Formula 1 grid had promised to field a female driver. Rodin was one of three entries that had been... read more »