Owner CVC looks set to proceed with the floatation of formula one later this year, according to F1 business journalist Christian Sylt. Late last year, Sylt said CVC had decided... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone thinks it unlikely that Ross Brawn will stay at Mercedes. "They have got Toto there and they have got Niki. That will probably be enough," he told... read more »

Much has been written about the fact that Formula One does not have a current Concorde Agreement, it is even claimed that the sport would have to drop the FIA name from its... read more »

This is your chance to win a copy of the unique book, the brainchild of Pitpass Business Editor Chris Sylt, which sees Formula One through the eyes of the drivers, team owners... read more »

Though the talk in India focussed on Lotus, Pitpass business editor Chris Sylt reveals that not only is Marussia looking at getting new investors on board it is already in... read more »

Reports are still emerging about the impact the Gerhard Gribkowsky case could have on F1 and its stakeholders. Business editor Chris Sylt bring readers fully up to date. read more »

The new engine formula planned for 2014 and beyond may very well be scrapped, according to Bernie Ecclestone who strongly opposes the change. Plans are currently in place to... read more »

Pitpass business editor Christian Sylt reveals that the BBC has saved £150m over the course of its deal with Sky which runs until the end of 2018. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone assures Chris Sylt that he at work on plans for a race in London. "We are getting on with it. It is no joke. 100% completely no joke," says the F1... read more »

Sources continue to insist that Coca-Cola is interested in entering formula one as a sponsor. The business journalist Christian Sylt suggested recently that Coke, arguably the... read more »

Following last month's tesaer, businesw editor Chris Sylt can now reveal that Coca-Cola is considering sponsoring F1 and if it joins the sport McLaren could be its home. read more »

Business editor Christian Sylt, reveals that support from Lotus team owner, Luxembourg-based private equity firm Genii Capital, is crucial to it remaining a going concern. read more »

The official formation of the Formula One Promoters Association has taken place and, according to Chris Sylt, will forever change F1's political landscape. read more »

Chris Sylt reveals that the teams will get a total of £115m as a one-off signing bonus for signing the new Concorde Agreement with around 75% of this expected to be paid this year. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed to Pitpass' business editor Christian Sylt that drivers will soon be forced to start the race with a fresh set of tyres in order to... read more »

Already unsure whether the New Jersey race will take place next year as planned, Pitpass' business editor Christian Sylt now hears further evidence that all is not well... read more »

Ahead of the sport's floatation on the Singapore stock exchange, Bernie Ecclestone reveals to business editor Chris Sylt that Mercedes may yet get a seat on the board of F1. read more »

As F1 races towards flotation on the Singapore stock market, Chris Sylt looks at what the business actually owns and where the money comes from. read more »

Chris Sylt looks at rumours about Mercedes pulling out of F1 due to it not getting a seat on the board of the sport's holding company and the claim that McLaren's... read more »

While some say the stock market flotation of Formula One is a done deal, business editor Chris Sylt says that this is not the case. read more »

Business editor Chris Sylt reveals that under the new commercial terms McLaren gets a seat on the board of F1 itself where it will sit alongside representatives from Red Bull... read more »

At the end of 2009 Pitpass' business editor Christian Sylt wrote a story which made an alarming prediction about ticket prices for the British Grand Prix. He was right. read more »

A recent article on the Lotus F1 team may have left some readers a little confused. Therefore, to clear up any misconceptions, Chris Sylt - with the aid of a few pdfs - sets... read more »

Chris Sylt reveals that Proton, owner of Lotus Cars, has an option understood to entitle it to buy a 50% stake in the Lotus F1 team. read more »

In advance of CVC's Investors Summit next week, business editor Christian Sylt has made a fascinating discovery. read more »