Rumours resurfaced this weekend that the owners of Group Lotus may be about to sell a majority stake in the company to Genii, owners of the current Renault F1 team. read more »

The deal which saw Indian conglomerate Sahara buy a 42.5% stake in force India went straight over the head of one F1 blogger - something they may already be regretting. read more »

Oct.13 (GMM) Paul di Resta is not sure if the news of Force India's part-sale will affect his future. Boss Vijay Mallya - who now owns an equal 42.5 per cent share in... read more »

Proton, owners of Lotus Cars which title sponsors the Renault outfit, has denied it is in talks to sell the niche manufacturer to Renault F1 co-owner, read more »

Group Lotus shareholder Proton has denied plans to sell a stake in the sportscar manufacturer to Renault team owner Gerard Lopez. read more »

Sahara India Pariwar, a leading promoter of sports in India, has acquired a major equity stake of Force India. Rumours of a potential stake sale had previously been heavily... read more »

Sahara India Pariwar has become co-owner of the Force India outfit, which will be renamed Sahara Force India, alongside Vijya Mallya and the Mol family. Mallya read more »

Force India boss Vijay Mallya sells a stake in team to Sahara India Pariwar read more »

India's Sahara Group has bought a 42.5% stake in Force India in return for $100 million of investment, with the team being renamed Sahara Force India read more »

Sahara India Pariwar has officially announced a $100m equity investment in the Force India Formula One Team, giving it a 42.5% stake in the Silverstone-based outfit. read more »

It is understood that the Sahara Group has bought a 42.5% stake in Force India the team to be renamed Sahara Force India. read more »

Despite a firm denial from team owner Vijay Mallya, rumours persist that a stake in Force India has been sold. read more »

The Renault Formula 1 team is poised to forge much closer ties with Group Lotus, AUTOSPORT has learned, with sources suggesting the outfit's owner Gerard Lopez is to take... read more »

Formula One Teams' Association set to take advice on bidding for slice of CVC's F1 pie. read more »

The Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) has hired advisors to help take a more influencing stake into the way Formula 1 is run. DV Advisory Partners was recruited last week as... read more »

The Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) has stepped up its efforts to acquire a stake in the sport after confirming they have hired DC Advisory read more »

Sep.15 (GMM) Martin Whitmarsh has confirmed a move by formula one teams to buy a stake in formula one. According to The Independent newspaper, the McLaren and FOTA chief... read more »

Chairman of the Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) Martin Whitmarsh has revealed that the teams are making the first steps towards buying a stake in the sport's... read more »

Sep.13 (GMM) 2012 US grand prix promoter Tavo Hellmund is being sued. Autoweek reports that the lawsuit has been filed by Texas attorney Randolph Ewing, who claims 5 per cent... read more »

The Lotus car company has an option to acquire a 50% stake in the Lotus Renault GP Team which recorded a £34.3m loss in 2010. read more »

For a number of reasons, Full Throttle Group, promoter of the US Grand Prix in Austin, is in pole position to come under the wing of the F1 Group. read more »

Team Lotus owner Tony Fernandes has completed his takeover of Premiership football club Queens Park Rangers, having bought a 66 per cent stake in the London team from Formula 1... read more »

Lotus team principal Tony Fernandes is poised to purchase 51 per cent of Bernie Ecclestone's stake in Premier League side Queens Park Rangers. read more »

In front of close-to-capacity grandstands at the Hungaroring, LRGP was unable to stake its place in Q3 as Vitaly secured P12 while Nick ended his session in P14. The... read more »

State prosecutors in Munich have charged Gerhard Gribkowsky, the former chairman of F1's former parent company SLEC, and the man who organised BayernLB's sale of a... read more »