Jorg Zander: Sauber freshly motivated after financial woes eased read more »

"We don't see how the [current] system is going to work until 2020, if certain financial privileges are given irrespective of what the result is..." - Monisha... read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has called on Formula One's new owners to address the financial inequalities between teams as soon as possible. Liberty Media has... read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holdings has announced that Chief Financial Officer Alan Kinch will leave the company at the end of January, to become Finance Director of… read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed some kind of financial contribution was made to the Williams Martini Racing team in order to take Valtteri Bottas to Mercedes. read more »

Despite Silverstone's well-documented financial issues, new F1 boss insists British GP is safe. read more »

As to be expected, Toto Wolff has confirmed that Mercedes made a financial contribution to Williams in order to sign Valtteri Bottas. read more »

Manor has been handed an extra week to find a solution to its financial issues after administrators found the funds to keep all staff employed until the end of January,... read more »

Ahead of Lance Stroll's debut season, Claire Williams has hit at the negative attitude towards pay drivers, saying most drivers, even Fernando Alonso, come with financial... read more »

Sauber endured growing financial difficulties early in 2016, but a mid-season takeover, and crucial points in Brazil, turned the year around. GPUpdate.net… read more »

Williams deputy team boss Claire Williams is frustrated by the negative attitude towards drivers who bring financial support to the teams they race for. Eighteen-year-old Lance... read more »

Ross Brawn thinks Formula One must work to ensure its financial model is viable for the smallest teams on the grid. Last week, Manor fell into administration after failing to... read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams says she cannot understand the criticism surrounding Formula 1 drivers who bring financial support to the teams they race for read more »

Silverstone are considering activating the British Grand Prix break-clause, as the circuit are increasingly worried about the financial implications. read more »

The future of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone is reportedly under threat because of the financial risk of staging it. read more »

Following months of speculation about the future of Formula One, the Financial Times has today published the comments of an unnamed senior executive involved with F1 and who is... read more »

Am I alone in feeling uncomfortable about Felipe Massa's decision not to retire after all? I can understand it from the Williams point of view. Shipping Valtteri Bottas... read more »

Despite their financial issues in 2016, the Sauber F1 Team will be pushing hard to improve performance next season. read more »

Incoming Williams rookie Lance Stroll has acknowledged that his significant financial backing has aided his progress, but insists that money does not win… read more »

Claire Williams believes talent was the primary reason for Lance Stroll signing for Williams for the 2017 season despite his financial backing from billionaire father Lawrence. read more »

F1 team principals revealed that teams running older power units have no other reason than commercial and financial constraints. Despite to the possibly better reliability,... read more »

Lance Stroll believes he is not just on the 2017 Formula One grid because of the money he will bring to Williams next year. Although the details of his new contract are being... read more »

Mercedes believes it is on track to break even after reporting significantly improved financial results for the 2015 Formula 1 season, Autosport understands read more »

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn admits the financial reward is driving her team to leapfrog Manor. read more »

Sauber is expecting to sign Formula 1 drivers with financial backing for 2017, according to team principal Monisha Kaltenborn read more »