Jul.22 (GMM) Paul di Resta has admitted he isn't sure he will still be with the Force India team in 2012. Team boss Vijay Mallya said recently he has "clear... read more »

Tony Fernandes has been quick to quash any rumours about Jarno Trulli's future with the team, saying a new contract is in the pipeline... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has ended speculation that Felipe Massa's set may be in danger by confirming the driver line-up will remain unchanged in 2012 read more »

Jul.18 (GMM) Williams has not been notified officially about the legal action filed by NASCAR team Michael Waltrip Racing. It was reported at the weekend that MWR is suing... read more »

Marussia Virgin president Graeme Lowdon says the team is keen to keep Jerome D'Ambrosio on the back of reports suggested the Belgian is being linked with a move read more »

Jul.11 (GMM) Williams is likely to retain its current driver lineup for the 2012 season, according to chairman Adam Parr. Team boss Frank Williams at Silverstone described... read more »

Williams looks set to retain its current driver line-up of Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado in 2012 read more »

Force India will retain Britain’s Paul di Resta for the 2012 season, should the driver wish to stay on-board. That is according to Team Principal and CEO Vijay... read more »

Force India will retain Britain’s Paul di Resta for the 2012 season, should the driver wish to stay on-board. That is according to Team Principal and CEO Vijay... read more »

Fallen F1 giant Williams looks set to retain its current line-up when renewing its partnership with Renault next season. read more »

Williams thinks it is 'likely' it will keep both Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado on board for next year read more »

Red Bull are still hopeful of retaining Mark Webber at the end of the current season, despite angering the Australian in the closing stages of read more »

Williams chairman Adam Parr has confirmed the team appear certain to retain Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado for next year... read more »

Red Bull Racing is seeking clarification from the FIA after a ruling that Renault-powered teams could not keep the concession that allowed them to retain 50 per cent throttle... read more »

Ross Brawn has insisted that Formula 1’s new engines will be in keeping with the sport, silencing critics who claim that 1.6-litre, turbocharged V6 powerplants will... read more »

Jul.1 (GMM) The Circuit de Catalunya has reportedly kicked off talks to retain its place on the formula one calendar. Although Barcelona has been assigned a provisional date... read more »

Pirelli have confirmed that they will retain the original selection of compounds for the British Grand Prix, despite pressure to choose otherwise. The tyre supplier will read more »

The FIA's plan to switch to 1.6 litre engines has come under fire from circuit bosses who want to retain the loud noise produced by the current engines... read more »

Eric Boullier concedes that Lotus Renault GP's principal goal now is to retain fourth spot in the F1 2011 constructors' standings - and he foresees 'a strong... read more »

F1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone is attempting to persuade BBC executives to retain their Formula 1 coverage. It has emerged that the sport could be cut from the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone will launch a last gasp bid to have the planned 2013 engine plans binned in an attempt to retain the current V8's. The 80-year-old read more »

Lewis Hamilton has vowed to retain his attacking style in a bid to bring his bad luck to an end at next weekend's European GP... read more »

Team Lotus boss Tony Fernandes says Jarno Trulli will retain his seat through 2011. read more »

Team Lotus Enterprises has confirmed that it has taken over Caterham Cars, but will retain the Lotus branding until a decision is made in the read more »

McLaren are reportedly preparing to make offers to Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton worth a combined total of £100m in order to retain their current driver line-up until at... read more »