Bernie Ecclestone admits that he doesn't know if the proposed New Jersey Grand Prix will happen. read more »

It is possible Formula One teams will be limited to a budget cap in 2013, according to Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. The budget cap idea saw the sport almost... read more »

Mercedes play down reports that it is set to quit F1 over disagreements linked to the proposed floatation of the sport read more »

Mercedes has played down reports it is considering quitting Formula One over the proposed terms of the next Concorde Agreement read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that the proposed Grand Prix of America, due be held in New Jersey next season, could be delayed until 2014. read more »

Shanghai’s proposed team meeting is set to confirm the fate of the Bahrain Grand Prix, as Bernie Ecclestone has finally spoken. The head of Formula One Management... read more »

In an attempt to make F1 greener, a new proposed mandate from 2015 will see Formula One teams given a limited amount of fuel to last the season, with the fuel allowance... read more »

Adrian Sutil offered to drive for Lotus this year with a discounted retainer, it emerged on Monday. In Munich, the ousted Force India driver’s two-day assault trial,... read more »

Dec.14 (GMM) Jaime Alguersuari could win a ticket to Red Bull's senior formula one team for 2013. The 21-year-old Spaniard has not yet been confirmed for the secondary... read more »

Eric Boullier has proposed a solution to F1's ever-expanding calendar and that would be to alternate races in Europe... read more »

McLaren chief Martin Whitmarsh claims next year's proposed Formula 1 schedule of 20 races is "right on the limit". read more »

Ahead of the New Jersey governor's official announcement many of those involved in the proposed New Jersey F1 race are very, very excited. read more »

Sep.10 (GMM) Chris Dyer has admitted a return to formula one next year is possible. The Australian, formerly the title-winning engineer for Michael Schumacher and Kimi... read more »

The possible return of the French Grand Prix is becoming more of a reality for 2013, with FOM’s Bernie Ecclestone having met with officials at the Belgian Grand Prix.... read more »

Aug.19 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone claims the BBC's ongoing contract meant he could not keep formula one on free-to-air television in Britain. The BBC has a lucrative deal... read more »

Organisers of the 2012 US Grand Prix are confident that Bernie Ecclestone's proposed date change for next year's event will not affect their eligibility for state funding read more »

Bernie Ecclestone, who has yet to give the green light to a proposed F1 movie project, tells Pitpass what he wants from an F1 movie. read more »

Mercedes boss Ross Brawn does not share Bernie Ecclestone's apprehension in terms of the proposed plan for electric only power in the pitlane come 2014. read more »

Vicky Chandhok, president of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India, has admitted that he is unhappy with the proposal to host the country's 2012 event in April. read more »

Indian motor sport federation president Vicky Chandhok has voiced concerns about the event's proposed April 22 slot on the 2012 Formula 1 calendar which the sport's... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists that there will be no re-structuring of the proposed 2012 calendar submitted to the FIA. read more »

The teams are unhappy with the 2012 calendar presented to them by Bernie Ecclestone this weekend, with many citing concern over the logistics involved in read more »

Jul.29 (GMM) F1 team bosses are set to meet with Bernie Ecclestone as the paddock digests Friday's news about the television coverage in Britain. It has been announced... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has proposed a number of changes to the 2012 calendar, including pushing back the Bahrain Grand Prix and dropping the race in Turkey altogether. read more »

Jul.28 (GMM) The blown exhaust saga may not be over for long, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport. The report said there are loopholes in the new rules for 2012... read more »