After a difficult rookie year, Vitaly Petrov was able to keep his seat with Renault for 2011. The 26-year-old Russian looks ahead to his second year of Formula 1 as he aims to... read more »

Marussia Virgin Racing will be launching its 2011 car at the BBC television centre in London, it has been confirmed, as the Russian car manufacturer buys into the... read more »

Marussia Virgin is the latest team to announce its launch date, the Anglo-Russian outfit revealing that its car will be made public on February 7. read more »

The inaugural Russian GP could be postponed until 2015, if the International Olympic Committee decides the race might put preparations for the Winter Olympics in 2014 'at... read more »

The Russian Grand Prix debut may be delayed if plans for the 2014 Winter Olympics are threatened. The resort city of Sochi is aiming to host both the Olympics and... read more »

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has warned that it could delay the inaugural Russian Grand Prix of 2014, which is set to be staged on an Olympic site. The group has... read more »

Russia's inaugural Formula 1 race planned for Sochi in 2014 could be delayed if the International Olympic Committee (IOC) feels it will hamper preparations for its own... read more »

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has the power to delay the inaugural Russian Grand Prix for a year if it threatens to interrupt plans for the 2014 Winter Olympics read more »

The IOC says it could force Russian organisers to postpone a F1 race until 2015 to avoid any clash with the 2014 Winter Olympics... read more »

The International Olympic Committee has warned that it could postpone the inaugural Russian Grand Prix until 2015 if it believes preparations for the race could affect... read more »

Russian PM Putin backs Petrov, Button training in Hawaii, plus more news read more »

Vitaly Petrov says he is keen to repay Russian backers for their support during the 2011 F1 season read more »

The first Russian F1 race would be put back if it was to cause issues for the Winter Olympics, according to a source close to the event read more »

It is understood that Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin personally brokered a sponsorship deal for Vitaly Petrov, the country's first F1 driver. read more »

Vitaly Petrov is set to receive backing from state-run company Rostekhnologii ahead of the new season, according to French news agency AFP on Tuesday, with the deal having been... read more »

The Renault Formula 1 team is expecting Vitaly Petrov to improve next season as the Russian was announced as Robert Kubica's team-mate at Lotus Renault in 2011. In 2010... read more »

On Wednesday the Lotus Renault Grand Prix team announced that Vitaly Petrov will race for the team in 2011 and 2012. The Russian driver can look forward to another two years in... read more »

Renault retain Russian driver Vitaly Petrov for the next two seasons. read more »

Renault have confirmed that Russian Vitaly Petrov as their second driver for the next two seasons... read more »

The Lotus Renault Grand Prix team announced on Wednesday it has signed Vitaly Petrov for the 2011 and 2012 Formula 1 season. The Russian will partner Robert Kubica at the... read more »

Organisers of the Russian GP say they are confident the first race will go ahead as planned despite a clash with the Winter Olympics read more »

Organisers of the 2014 Russian Grand Prix are confident the layout of its Sochi-based will be an instant hit with fans and not rely on "gimmicks" read more »

Russian Grand Prix chiefs are confident that their inaugural Formula 1 race in Sochi in 2014 in well on course to run on schedule - despite complications caused by the city... read more »

Organisers of the upcoming Russian Grand Prix are confident that they will be able to host their first race as planned in 2014, despite being unadvised as to the précis... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has stated that he will reveal his plans for next year in a press conference staged in Russian capital city Moscow next Wednesday, 22 December. At present it is... read more »