Ferrari is reportedly on the brink of signing a new Marlboro sponsorship deal until 2014 with tobacco company Philip Morris read more »

Scot Paul di Resta is set to race for Force India in 2011, joining Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button as the third British driver on the grid. read more »

Pedro de la Rosa says that Pirelli will 'spice up the show' in F1 when it returns to the grid in 2011 read more »

Marlboro is on the verge of extending its title sponsorship deals with both Ferrari and the Ducati MotoGP team, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

Pirelli is yet to decide how it will differentiate its softer, Option compound tyres from the harder Primes over the course of race weekends throughout the 2011 season, with... read more »

Michael Schumacher's hopes of getting tyres better suited to his driving style have been boosted by Pirelli confirming it has tweaked the design of its front tyres since... read more »

Chinese Grand Prix organisers are confident that they will be able to meet the requirements to host this season’s race in April. The Chinese Grand Prix is set to be... read more »

The 2011 Chinese Grand Prix will not be given the FIA's full go-ahead until March, a month before it is set to take place in mid April read more »

Martin Brundle has set the record straight over claims that he clashed with former BBC commentator Jonathan Legard... read more »

The Shanghai International Circuit, host of the Chinese Grand Prix, will undergo an FIA inspection in March before it gets the green light for this year's race. read more »

Yung Cho Chung set to fight against dismissal from his position as chief of the Korean Grand Prix read more »

The legal battle over the rights surrounding the use of the Lotus name is due to be heard in the London High Court next week... read more »

The Lotus naming dispute is set to go to London's High Court on January 24, leaving very little time for an agreement to be reached out of court read more »

Team Lotus admit they are under pressure to deliver this season and have set their sights on a midfield finish... read more »

Chung Young-Cho is set to file a lawsuit against KAVO (Korea Auto Valley Operation) after being sacked from the organisation last week. Chung was in charge of the... read more »

Yung Cho Chung, the former organiser of the Korean Grand Prix, is set to take legal action following his dismissal from the board of the company that runs the race read more »

Citizens affected by the recent floods in Queensland are set to get support from the team behind this year’s Australian Grand Prix, following the decision by race organisers... read more »

The chief organiser of the Korean Grand Prix looks set to sue over his dismissal. Shareholders of the Korea Auto Valley Operation (KOVA) – the operating body for the... read more »

Prodrive has admitted that it will not be considering another attempt at entering Formula 1 until at least 2013, where significant changes are set to be made to the... read more »

The Marussia Virgin Racing team has reinforced its relationship with technology partner CSC, following the announcement of a new deal from the 2011 season onwards. The... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier says his team's sights are set on winning races again this year, as he unveiled its new black-and-gold colour scheme at the AUTOSPORT... read more »

The film ‘Senna’ is set for a June release in the United Kingdom, with other European countries also poised to see the much-awaited film this year.  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 »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has doubts about the new adjustable rear wing set to debut in Formula One this year read more »

Ferrari have set their sights on a strong start to the new Formula One season in an attempt to avoid a repeat of their poor end to the 2010 campaign... read more »