Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »

Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »

Williams will be testing a host of updates during Friday practice for the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull Racing driver Mark Webber says he will be ‘highly surprised’ if the reinstated Bahrain Grand Prix goes ahead later this year, despite the FIA’s decision to set a new... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has cited "unusual circumstances" as the reason behind Friday's decision to reinstate the Bahrain GP on this year's F1 calendar... read more »

Despite confirming on Friday that turbocharged, four-cylinder, 1.6-litre engines are now part of Formula 1’s regulations, governing body the FIA notes that the rule could be... read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

Following a Barcelona meeting for the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) on Friday, Formula 1’s governing body has officially confirmed numerous technical regulations for... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has released the first draft of the 2012 race calendar, following a World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) meeting in Barcelona on Friday. The... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead this year after Formula 1's ruling body, the FIA, voted in favour of reinstating the race on Friday. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as part of the 2011 season after the World Motor Sport Council met on Friday to give the read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has officially confirmed that the Bahrain Grand Prix is back on 2011 calendar. Following a World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) meeting in... read more »

Max Mosley warns sponsors may withdraw from a rearranged Bahrain GP, plus more news read more »

The FIA is set to decide on Friday whether to reschedule the Bahrain GP for later this season, after the race was postponed following the political protests... read more »

Bahrain will learn on Friday whether or not it is hosting a Formula 1 race this year. After the season-opening event of March was postponed due to civil unrest in capital... read more »

British rock band Jamiroquai will be headlining this year’s F1 Rocks Italy concert as Formula 1 travels to Monza in the autumn. The event, fronted by Jay Kay, will be staged at... read more »

For the first time since its Grand Prix was postponed in March, the Kingdom of Bahrain has declared that it is ready to re-host the Formula 1 event. If accepted by governing... read more »

Ahead of Friday's deadline, the chairman of the Bahrain International Circuit, Zayed Rashid Alzayani, says the circuit is ready and eager to host the race. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is hopeful that the World Motorsport Council will on Friday decide that Bahrain GP should go ahead... read more »

After yesterday's well-earned break from on-track action, Timo and Jérôme were back on the streets of Monte Carlo again today. There's no running at Monaco on... read more »

Tony Fernandes insists he is not worried about Group Lotus appealing the Friday's ruling regarding the Lotus naming row... read more »

Team Lotus’ name has been declared legal by the High Court on Friday, confirming that the Tony Fernandes-run outfit holds full rights to the brand originally founded by Colin... read more »

Team Lotus’ name has been declared legal by the High Court on Friday, confirming that Tony Fernandes has won his battle against Renault title sponsor Group Lotus. “We won. I’m... read more »

The Lotus naming row will finally draw to a close late on Friday when a High Court judge makes his ruling public... read more »

The chances of a grand prix in Bahrain later this year fade, plus more read more »