A rift has come to light between Team Lotus and David Hunt, who team owner Tony Fernandes bought naming rights off before entering the outfit into Formula 1 last season. The... read more »

The Lotus naming row has taken a new twist on the day when the court case between Tony Fernandes' Team Lotus and Proton-owned Group Lotus commences read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has backtracked over previous comments that Formula One "does not need" Australia, by naming the grand prix as one of the most important on the... read more »

Legal experts Collyer Bristow say it would come as no surprise to hear either side in the Lotus naming row call for extra time to prepare for court. read more »

Former Ferrari star and Canadian GP-winner Jean Alesi looks ahead to the fast-approaching F1 2011 World Championship campaign - and offers his take on the bitter Lotus naming... read more »

Ford has dropped its lawsuit against Ferrari over the naming of this year's Formula One car... read more »

The chances of resolving the complex Lotus naming dispute out of court before the new season begins look increasingly bleak... read more »

Team Lotus has hit back at Proton after the Malaysian car maker claimed the team had asked for a big sum of money to end their naming rights dispute. read more »

Proton has insisted it is prepared to settle the ongoing Lotus naming saga out of court, but has vowed not to cave in to Tony Fernandes' current financial demand read more »

Tony Fernandes rejects an offer from Proton to settle to the Lotus naming rights argument out of court read more »

Tony Fernandes has revealed he rejected a six million pound offer to settle the Lotus naming dispute that has embroiled two F1 teams... read more »

Tony Fernandes has rejected a $10 million offer to settle the ongoing naming dispute over who has the right to use the Lotus name read more »

Ferrari insists it has done nothing wrong with the naming of its 2011 F1 challenger, although the car will now be referred to as the F150th Italia read more »

As Formula One attempts to get to grips with the fact that there are two teams determined to call themselves Lotus, the Ford Motor Company has launched a lawsuit against... read more »

As could have been predicted, the Ford Motor Company has not been pleased with Ferrari's use of the 'F150' monicker for its 2011 F1 car. This due to... read more »

Tony Fernandes concedes that an offer was forthcoming from Group Lotus to end the damaging naming row - but had he taken it, he would have left Team Lotus 'bankrupt'. read more »

Tony Fernandes believes it is time for everybody involved in the Lotus naming-rights row to "grow up" and let the courts determine the outcome. read more »

Team Lotus owner Tony Fernandes has expressed his 'disappointment' about critical remarks made about him over the Lotus naming row - and says he cannot wait for the... read more »

Lotus Renault GP owner Gerard Lopez has hit out at Team Lotus boss Tony Fernandes, claiming that what the naming rights row really boils down to is money. read more »

Monday was an eventful day for Lotus Renault GP, for, other than its naming rights court case in London, the team fired up its 2011 contender at its Enstone HQ. read more »

Group Lotus says it is upbeat that it will prevent Tony Fernandes from using the Lotus name in Formula 1 when their dispute hits the courts in March. read more »

Team Lotus is remaining bullish about its chances of coming out on top in its naming dispute with Group Lotus, after a High Court judge brought forward the date of the full trial read more »

Team Lotus has declared itself 'confident' that it will win its legal dispute with Group Lotus and be able to use its famous name in Formula 1 this year, in the wake... read more »

The litigious naming row between Group Lotus and Team Lotus will now be settled no later than March - or even earlier, if Judge Mr. Justice Peter Smith's advice is heeded... read more »

The Lotus naming dispute will not be resolved before the start of the season, after a High Court judge ordered on Monday that the case will go to trial on March 21 read more »