Mike Gascoyne has agreed to stay at the fledgling Lotus team til 2015, it emerged today. The chief technical officer of the Anglo-Malaysian squad will continue to build on the... read more »

Timo Glock admits he does not hold out much hope of Virgin pipping Lotus to tenth in the teams' standings before season's end - but Richard Branson seems happy enough... read more »

Ex-Lotus Formula 1 racer Trevor Taylor died yesterday aged 73 after losing his battle with cancer read more »

In the second of what Tony Fernandes has promised will be a series of exciting announcements over the coming weeks, Mike Gascoyne has pledged his future to Lotus for the next... read more »

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

Mike Gascoyne has committed to Lotus until "at least 2015" the team announced on Wednesda read more »

The escalating row between Group Lotus and Team Lotus was triggered because of a dispute over t-shirts among other things read more »

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

Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has signed a new five year deal with Lotus, effectively keeping him with the Anglo-Malaysian outfit 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 »

In a strong statement of intent about the aspirations of Lotus Racing, soon to become Team Lotus, an announcement has been made today that Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne... read more »

The Lotus Racing team has announced a new deal with Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne that will see the Briton stay onboard for a further five years. read more »

The Lotus Racing F1 team refutes claims from Lotus Cars owner Proton that it has no rights to use the Team Lotus name in the 2011 F1 season read more »

Proton squared up with Formula One boss Tony Fernandes on Monday in an argument over the right to use the Lotus name... read more »

Lotus Racing is taking its naming dispute with Malaysian carmaker Proton to London's High Court read more »

Malaysian carmaker Proton will challenge Tony Fernandes' intention to brand his Formula One team 'Team Lotus' in 2011 and beyond read more »

Tony Fernandes’ Lotus Racing has insisted that it will be able to use the legendary ‘Team Lotus’ branding in Formula 1 next season, having announced so much last Friday... read more »

Lotus Racing insists it can use the Team Lotus name in Formula 1, despite Proton's claims to the contrary earlier on Monday. read more »

In the latest round of a somewhat ludicrous battle over naming rights, Lotus Racing has issued a statement read more »

Proton, the car company which owns Group Lotus, has said that it considers the use of the name ‘Team Lotus’ a breach of its rights. Last week Lotus... read more »

Just days after announcing his intention to bring back one of F1's most iconic names, Proton has sought to burst Tony Fernandes' bubble - by claiming he has 'no... read more »

Proton, the owner of Lotus road cars, will fight an attempt by Lotus Racing team chief Tony Fernandes to use the historic Team Lotus name in 2011. read more »

Malaysian carmaker Proton will challenge Tony Fernandes' intention to brand his Formula One team 'Team Lotus' in 2011 and beyond read more »

The argument over the rights for the name ‘Team Lotus’ has deepened following the Singapore Grand Prix, with Malaysian car manufacturer Proton claiming that it owns the... read more »

The Lotus Formula 1 team is facing the threat of possible legal action over its rebranding as 'Team Lotus' next season, as the row over the team's name moved up... read more »