Reports are still emerging about the impact the Gerhard Gribkowsky case could have on F1 and its stakeholders. Business editor Chris Sylt bring readers fully up to date. read more »

Majority F1 stakeholder CVC is to approve the sale of part of Lehman Brothers' holding in the sport. read more »

Gerhard Gribkowsky has been jailed for eight and a half years after he was found guilty of accepting monetary bribes from Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone. The German banker,... read more »

Gerhard Gribkowsky, the German banker who took bribes from Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone during the sale of shares to CVC, has been sentenced to eight and a half years in... read more »

CVC is on track to make a return of more than 600% regardless of whether the sport floats or not. It makes F1 one of the most successful private equity deals in history. read more »

Report pours doubts on Gribkowsky's claim that Bernie Ecclestone paid him the money so he would wave through the sale of F1 to CVC. read more »

Gerhard Gribkowsky, a former banker who oversaw the sale of Formula 1 to CVC, has admitted he accepted bribes from F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone. The German has now... read more »

F1 rights holder CVC has divested another chunk of its stake to repeat investor Waddell & Reed. read more »

Despite no longer being the majority owner of Formula One, private equity firm CVC retains control courtesy of its I Directors. read more »

CVC Capital Partners has nearly halved its stake in Formula One over the course of the yea read more »

CVC's sale of Formula One continued last week when the company divested itself of $500 million stake in the sport... read more »

One of F1′s new owners has bought even more of the sport, it has emerged. Amid expectations last month that the Singapore floatation was going ahead, the US based... read more »

CVC has sold a further $500 million stake in Formula 1, almost a month after announcing a 21 per cent sale to a trio of investors for a total investment of $1.6 billion read more »

Formula 1 majority owner, CVC Capital Partners, has sold another stake in the sport raising an additional £320 million ($500m) on top of last months £1... read more »

CVC is planning to float F1 on the Singapore stock exchange and if this happens the status quo will change dramatically due to a key agreement becoming void. read more »

F1 owner CVC may hold back from its plans for an IPO in Singapore following the failure of Facebook's similar offering. read more »

Nestle chairman Peter Brabeck has been appointed chairman of Formula 1 following a meeting in Monaco on Friday afternoon. The 67-year-old currently heads the Nestle food group... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has said that Formula One's initial public offering on the Singapore stock exchange could be delayed while owners CVC Capital wait for the right moment read more »

A plan for Formula One to be floated on the Singapore stock market could be delayed, Bernie Ecclestone hinted. CVC had hoped to sell their shares but in the wake of... read more »

Formula one is worth about $8 or $9 billion, as the sport's owner CVC confirmed it has this week sold a 21 per cent stake to new investors. News of the sale coincided with... read more »

Between them, Waddell & Reed, BlackRock and Norges have bought 21.3% of CVC's stake in Formula One, but for their £1bn they don't get a say in the running of the... read more »

Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners have sold a 21 per cent stake, reportedly worth £1billion, in the sport to a trio of investment companies... read more »

Formula One is worth about $8 or $9 billion, as the sport’s owner CVC confirmed it has this week sold a 21 per cent stake to new investors. News of the sale coincided... read more »

Even ahead of F1's Singapore floatation, the sport has some new owners. Reuters, the specialist financial market news agency, said US-based asset managers Waddell and... read more »

CVC Capital Partners, the majority owners of Formula 1, have sold a 20 per cent stake ahead of the sports Singapore stock market flotation. The 20 per cent, which has reduced... read more »