France is closing in on a deal to hold a Formula 1 race again, the country's prime minister said on Friday, but work still needs to be done before a contract can be finalised. read more »

France could confirm its return to the F1 circus as early as Friday when Prime Minister Francois Fillon visits the Le Castellet circuit... read more »

Mar.29 (GMM) French prime minister Francois Fillon will on Friday travel to the Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet. According to Le Parisien newspaper in an exclusive... read more »

A visit to Le Castellet, the former Paul Ricard circuit, by France's Prime Minister, Francois Fillon, has added to speculation regarding the country's return to the... read more »

The French Grand Prix's return to the Formula 1 calendar is expected to move a step closer on Friday, with the country's Prime Minister Francois Fillon planning to... read more »

The French Grand Prix will be returning to the F1 calendar in 2013, leParisien reports on Thursday. Tomorrow, Prime Minister Francois Fillon is expected to confirm that Paul... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is hoping his tyre strategy will pay off in the Malaysian Grand Prix after another difficult qualifying session for him read more »

Timo Glock, 21st: "It was quite a tough, difficult day for me today. The car was very good this morning on prime tyres and I read more »

Ricciardo and Vergne join STR with a prime seat as their target... read more »

France is poised to return to the F1 calendar. French-language RMC Sports reports that prime minister Francois Fillon has finally “given the green light” to... read more »

Jan.10 (GMM) If Paul Ricard gets the green light to host France's F1 return in 2013, the circuit in Le Castellet could bring in more than 70,000 spectators. That is the... read more »

Jarno Trulli has blasted the current pay-driver trend in Formula 1, choosing to highlight the scenario at Renault as a prime example as to why read more »

Dec.21 (GMM) France's return to the F1 calendar after a three year absence is now looming. That is the claim of Gilles Dufeigneux, who in June was appointed directly by... read more »

France’s return to the F1 calendar after a three year absence is now looming. That is the claim of Gilles Dufeigneux, who in June was appointed directly by French... read more »

Eric Boullier has confirmed that Romain Grosjean is the prime candidate to replace Robert Kubica if the latter does not return to drive for Renault next season read more »

UK Prime Minister David Cameron visited the McLaren Technology Centre on Thursday as the company unveiled their brand new Automotive factory, situated next to the read more »

British Prime Minister David Cameron has visited Woking to open the brand-new McLaren Production Centre. read more »

McLaren’s Technology Centre received a noteworthy visitor on Thursday, as Prime Minister David Cameron attended to open the brand-new McLaren Production Centre. Also... read more »

Contrary to convention, the softer tyre has been nominated as the prime choice in India with the harder tyre as the option. read more »

Nico Rosberg, 8th: "I had good speed at the start of the race today but after we changed to the prime tyres, it became more difficult read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 9th: “We started on the medium (prime) tyre and I did all I could to maintain position at the start as those around read more »

The Indian Grand Prix will see a return of Pirelli's hard tyre, but it will be nominated as the option tyre rather than the prime, meaning drivers will have six sets of... read more »

Drivers will have access to six sets of soft tyres during the inaugural Indian Grand Prix after Pirelli announced that it is taking the unusual step of making the... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali was left to regret a lack of pace on the harder Prime tyre in Belgium on Sunday. The Italian believes the rubber caused the downfall... read more »

Nico Rosberg, 9th: "I had a decent start today and gained three positions which was encouraging. In the middle of the race, the prime tyres read more »