Formula 1 has announced a major TV deal in China ahead of the 2018 season with state broadcaster CCTV acquiring rights to over 100 hours of live coverage. read more »

Spanish broadcaster Movistar+ has extended its deal to cover F1 for a further three years. read more »

Nico Rosberg could not stay away from Formula 1 for too long as he is replacing Niki Lauda as a regular pundit for German broadcaster RTL next season. read more »

German broadcaster RTL extends deal which will see practice, qualifying and race coverage free-to-air for three more years. read more »

ESPN replaces NBC as Formula 1's US broadcaster read more »

Formula 1 fans in France will get to watch the sport on free-to-air TV next year after F1 agreed a deal with broadcaster TF1. read more »

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has confirmed the Monaco Grand Prix will be shown live on terrestrial television in Britain for the first time in five years. The race last appeared on... read more »

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has announced its 2017 coverage plans, with the Monaco Grand Prix to be shown live on free-to-air television for the first time in five… read more »

New F1 broadcaster in UK reveals a presenting team which includes new and old names. read more »

United Kingdom free-to-air broadcaster Channel 4 has confirmed its presenting line-up for 2016, with Steve Jones fronting the coverage, and Ben Edwards… read more »

Eddie Jordan has taken on a role with the revamped BBC show Top Gear following the broadcaster's early termination of its Formula 1 television contract, it was… read more »

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has revealed the 10 races it will show live for the 2016 season. In December it was announced Channel 4 has picked up the remaining three years of the... read more »

Barbara Slater, Director of BBC Sport, has moved to explain why the broadcaster ended its Formula 1 television rights deal early, stating that there was a… read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he expects the BBC to honour its existing television contract, which runs through 2018, despite the British broadcaster… read more »

Live Formula 1 races could disappear complete from the BBC after the public broadcaster was told it needs to reduce costs drastically... read more »

Multiple Grand Prix winner turned broadcaster David Coulthard has called on Mercedes to allow its drivers to choose their own strategies for a "gloves-off" race… read more »

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz has admitted a short-term engine deal with Ferrari would be acceptable whilst the Milton Keynes team attempts to lure in Volkswagen or Audi.... read more »

Formula 1 will remain on free-to-air television in Germany until at least the end of 2017 after broadcaster RTL penned a new two-year deal with the sport. In… read more »

It's time for Ferrari to drop Kimi Raikkonen in favour of some fresh, young blood according to the Finn's former team-mate at McLaren, David Coulthard.... read more »

Controversial former Renault team principal Flavio Briatore believes having Bernie Ecclestone in charge of Formula 1 is a good thing, and when it finally comes to handing the... read more »

In an interview with the Italian broadcaster RAI, Kimi Raikkonen openly spoke about his relationship with Sebastian Vettel. He also revealed how it feels to be a father. read more »

Niki Lauda is saddened by the loss of Mercedes' home race - the German Grand Prix - which has been a feature of the Formula 1 calendar every year since 1956. The race has... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has slammed engine supplier Renault after Daniel Ricciardo was unable to take part in second practice due to an engine fault. The team are hopeful... read more »

Mercedes motorsport chairman Toto Wolff has thrown his support behind rival outfit McLaren, amid wild speculation the team are hiding important details relating to Fernando... read more »

Formula 1 might be suffering from declining television audiences in almost every territory it's shown, but the United States has bucked that trend according to the latest... read more »