All of Formula 1’s key figures are meeting in Switzerland on Thursday in order to discuss the current significant issues of the sport; these include several requested... read more »

Nov.2 (GMM) Up to three races on the 2012 calendar are endangered, according to a Brazilian media report. The O Estado de S.Paulo newspaper reports that the events scheduled... read more »

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that there are still doubts over next year's Bahrain, Korean and United States Grands Prix... read more »

Red Bull’s Christian Horner has said that Formula 1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone, along with governing body the FIA, will deal with the matter of the... read more »

Team bosses wary of heading to Sakhir while civil unrest continues. read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have expressed some concerns about the ongoing political situation in Bahrain, just six months ahead of the sport's intended return to the Gulf state read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix has been called into question for a second year in a row after the teams admitted they were still uncomfortable with read more »

Formula 1's return to Bahrain in 2012 is being called into question following continued unrest in the country. read more »

Oct.3 (GMM) Robert Kubica was paid by Renault in 2011, team owner Gerard Lopez has revealed. His comments to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport follow reports that the... read more »

Sep.26 (GMM) Turkey is on standby should Bahrain not return to the formula one calendar next season. Last year's race in the island Kingdom was called off due to the... read more »

F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that despite his earlier assurance to the contrary, Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have nonetheless paid for their abortive 2011 race. read more »

The nation of Bahrain paid for its 2011 Formula 1 race, despite the event being called off due to political unrest. The Grand Prix should have started the season in March, but... read more »

Formula 1's finances will not be hurt by the cancellation of the Bahrain Grand Prix, after the sport's commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone revealed on Monday that the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Formula 1's turnover and profit will remain stable for 2011 after revealing that the Bahrain organisers paid their race hosting fee. The fee read more »

The government of Bahrain has paid the estimated £25m fee to host its race this year even though it didn't take place. read more »

Sep.19 (GMM) Bahrain paid its race sanctioning fee for 2011 despite not hosting a grand prix this year. Amid the island Kingdom's troubles earlier this year, Bernie... read more »

Bahrain GP organisers have revealed that the date of their 2012 race was changed in order to better accommodate the Indian GP... read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have confirmed that their 2012 event's move to an April date took place to allow the Indian GP to switch to later in the season read more »

Organizers in Bahrain have said they were happy to swap places on the 2012 calendar with the Indian event. read more »

Sep.1 (GMM) F1's governing body on Wednesday published a re-jigged final calendar for the 2012 season. The unprecedented 20-race schedule begins with back-to-back races... read more »

The FIA has confirmed the final revision of the 2012 Formula 1 calendar. The major change sees Bahrain swap with India. The latter had been scheduled read more »

Bernie Ecclestone today pleased Austin and surroundings by confirming that their Grand Prix is planned late in the 2012 season. The calendar was shuffled due to... read more »

Both Bahrain and Texas are far happier with their new end-of-season slots on the F1 2012 calendar - albeit for different reasons. read more »

Aug.10 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that next year's inaugural US grand prix will not be held in June as originally scheduled. Ostensibly, the move to November... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that his recent suggestion to move the 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix from March to November was at the request of Bahraini government read more »