Melbourne may no longer host the Australian Grand Prix after its contract expires in 2014.  read more »

Former Red Bull Racing driver and BBC pundit David Coulthard has revealed that Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber spent an hour together after the Abu Dhabi race to clear the air... read more »

As the Australian Grand Prix continues to lose money, the premier of the state of Victoria, John Brumby, has said that once the current contract runs out in 2014 it might not... read more »

It is being reported that Australia’s Grand Prix of Melbourne may not remain on the Formula 1 calendar when the event’s current contract expires at the end of 2014. Staged... read more »

Red Bull will continue to use Red Bull engines for another two seasons after announcing at the Brazilian Grand Prix that it has decided to extend its contract read more »

Renault F1 has announced a sponsorship contract with Japanese men’s clothing brand Japan Rags. The link-up, a multi-year deal, sees the Enstone-based team connect with a... read more »

Adrian Sutil has stressed that one can not only focus on next year when it comes to studying the overall team situation in Formula 1. The German’s Force India contract is set... read more »

Singapore will remain part of the F1 calendar for at least the next four years - even if the venue elects not to extend its contract beyond the scheduled end date of 2012 read more »

Vitaly Petrov was delighted to see last week that Formula 1 will be travelling to his home nation in 2014, with Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin having confirmed a... read more »

Following reports suggesting as much earlier today, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has confirmed that Formula 1 will travel to Russia for the first time in 2014. With a contract... read more »

Russia looks set to join the Formula One calendar in 2014 with reports that President Vladimir Putin is travelling to the future venue of Sochi to sign a contract with Bernie... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has reportedly offered a contract to stage a Russian GP from 2014. read more »

Jarno Trulli has told Autosport Lotus is likely to extend his one-year contract so he will remain with the team in 201 read more »

German newspapers are reporting that Michael Schumacher will be given 2011 to prove he remains competitive in Formula One or his three-year contract with Mercedes will be ended... read more »

Sauber Motorsport have signed a contract with Sergio Perez. The 20-year old Mexican driver will line up alongside Kamui Kobayashi for Peter Sauber’s team in the 2011 Formula... read more »

Lotus and engine supplier Cosworth have officially agreed to end their partnership at the end of the current season read more »

Tonio Liuzzi has dismissed speculation that he is to be eased out of Force India F1 in 2011 in favour of Paul di Resta - arguing that if anyone makes way, it will have to be... read more »

Lotus Racing chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne signs a new contract running through to 2015. read more »

Tonio Liuzzi remains convinced that he will be racing for Force India next season because he has a contract in place with the team... read more »

Lotus Racing have extended chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne's contract until 2015... read more »

Lotus Racing has confirmed that Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has sealed a new five-year contract with the Hingham-based outfit, as the disagreement regarding its 2011... read more »

Force India F1 team’s Vitantonio Liuzzi has dismissed speculation that he will be replaced by Paul di Resta in 2011. Indeed the Italian has insisted that he has a contract... read more »

While Bernie Ecclestone would love nothing more than to hand Singapore a new deal, local authorities say they won't rush into signing a contract... read more »

Tonio Liuzzi has responded to rumours that Paul di Resta might take his place at Force India next year, saying that he has a contract and a strong relationship with the team read more »

The Singaporean government has yet to decide whether it will extend its Formula One race contract beyond 2012 read more »