Tonio Liuzzi said he was "just a passenger" in the first-corner carnage at Monza - for which the HRT was judged responsible and given a five-place grid penalty for... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi has been handed a five-place grid penalty for the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix after causing the accident which affected several cars at Monza’s... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi will start the Singapore Grand Prix five places lower than he qualifies, though that will likely be last, after causing an accident on read more »

Tonio Liuzzi will lose five places on the grid for the Singapore Grand Prix following his accident at the start of the Monza race. read more »

Sebastian Vettel extends his lead in the battle for the F1 2011 drivers' title following his victory in Italy today and he could now clinch the title in Singapore in two... read more »

Sep.10 (GMM) Luca di Montezemolo on Saturday said Ferrari will not be ousting its team boss. After a bungled race strategy cost Fernando Alonso the title last year, head... read more »

Singapore plans new location for F1 track, Button backs Hamilton, plus more read more »

Sep.7 (GMM) GP2's newly crowned champion is ready to return to formula one, according to his manager Eric Boullier. Frenchman Boullier, in charge of the Gravity... read more »

Sep.3 (GMM) An out of court settlement between the team and axed driver Nick Heidfeld has cleared the way for Renault to sign Bruno Senna for the rest of 2011. A media... read more »

The management team of Nick Heidfeld has confirmed that it will be taking Court Action against the Lotus Renault GP team. This follows the announcement on Wednesday that Bruno... read more »

Nick Heidfeld's manager Andre Theuerzeit remains hopeful that the German will be back in a Renault cockpit in time to race in Singapore, as he intends to bring his legal... read more »

Aug.25 (GMM) Romain Grosjean says speculation his formula one career is set to speed up with Renault is "quite funny". Although Bruno Senna has been named as dumped... read more »

McLaren Automotive has announced that Singapore-based businessman Peter Lim has completed a significant investment in the company. read more »

The Singapore Grand Prix organisers have announced their entertainment line-up for the 2011 Formula 1 event which takes place in late September around the city read more »

Aug.8 (GMM) Romain Grosjean will take a big step towards returning to formula one in September. Italy's Autosprint reports that the Swiss-born Frenchman is set to stand... read more »

Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds it will bring to the Belgium, Italian and Singapore races. The medium and soft compounds will be used at Spa read more »

Pirelli have confirmed the tyres that they will be bringing to the next three races in Belgium, Italy and Singapore... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has announced which Slick compounds will be used for the upcoming Belgian, Italian and Singapore Grands Prix of September. read more »

Pirelli has revealed the tyre compounds that it will take to the the next three races in Belgium, Italy and Singapore. read more »

Reggae star Shaggy and pop singer/songwriter Rick Astley have been added to the musical line-up for this year’s Singapore Grand Prix. They join headline act Linkin... read more »

Fernando Alonso returns to the front row of the grid for the first time since Singapore 2010 in qualifying for the Canadian GP read more »

Fernando Alonso, 2nd: "It's been a long time - since Singapore 2010 in fact – that I was last on the front row and I read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso has joined forces with Falcon Private Bank, starting at this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix. The Swiss banking company holds more than 40 years of experience... read more »

David Coulthard impressed over 60,000 spectators along Singapore's stunning Orchard Road shopping district in the RB6. He took to the street as part of a 'Street read more »

While there may be no racing for the next two weekends, Red Bull is filling the gaps with two Running Showcar events in two very read more »