Bernie Ecclestone has warned that unless organizers in Austin sign a contract and pay the relevant monies the 2012 event will be cancelled. read more »

Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed talk of the Turkish Grand Prix returning to the F1 calendar in 2012 if Bahrain's race is cancelled due to the troubled... read more »

Nov.9 (GMM) FIA officials as well as Bernie Ecclestone are coy this week amid continuing uncertainty about Bahrain's return to the F1 calendar next year. After this... read more »

The first F1 Rocks concert in India has been cancelled following earlier postponement, after damage to equipment caused by rioting fans. 25,000 people had been expected read more »

Four arrested as Metallica show bites the dust in India. 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 »

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 »

Sep.22 (GMM) There is "no chance" the Singapore grand prix will be called off due to poor visibility, race organisers said on Thursday. It is a cloudy and humid day... 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 »

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 »

Martin Whitmarsh has downplayed fears that the inaugural Indian GP could be cancelled in light of a "serious" taxation issue... read more »

Aug.5 (GMM) Bahrain has played down claims it asked for a later race slot on next year's calendar due to continuing civil uncertainty in the troubled island Kingdom. The... read more »

Zayed Rashed Al Zayani, Chairman of the Board at the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC), has hit out at the Formula 1 teams’ collective decision not to visit the... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has officially verified that the Bahrain Grand Prix will not be taking place this year, with race organisers having already admitted that... read more »

The controversial Bahrain GP was officially scrapped from the 2011 calendar by Formula One's governing body, the FIA... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will no longer go ahead this year, with organisers admitting that 'the fixture cannot progress'. A new date of October 30 was... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt reveals that he has requested an amended calendar for the 2011 F1 season from Bernie Ecclestone as it appears likely that Bahrain may be cancelled - again read more »

Human rights groups have applauded Bernie Ecclestone's comments claiming the Bahrain GP is "not on"... read more »

F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that he does not expect the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead later this year... read more »

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone expects October's reinstated Bahrain Grand Prix to be cancelled. read more »

The decision to put Bahrain back on the calendar was not driven by the money which would be lost if the race had been cancelled but by the money which would have had to be paid... read more »

In a move that will not please many Formula One teams, the FIA have approved to return to Bahrain to race the Grand Prix on 30 October, after it was cancelled early in the year... read more »