Sergio Perez’s backer has admitted a move for the Mexican driver to Ferrari is not out of the question for 2013. Already a part of Ferrari’s driver... read more »

HRT’s tumultuous history could be set to continue, if a report in an authoritative German newspaper is right. Die Welt claims Thesan Capital, the Madrid-based... read more »

Jan.25 (GMM) With Red Bull juniors Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne stepping up for 2012, the spotlight is set to fall on the energy drink company's next young... read more »

With Red Bull juniors Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne stepping up for 2012, the spotlight is set to fall on the energy drink company’s next young hopeful. That... read more »

Dec.12 (GMM) Speculation about a return to Mexico for formula one is revving up. Earlier this year, Sauber sponsor Telmex's Carlos Slim Domit confirmed that officials... read more »

The son of the world's richest man, Carlos Slim, believes that a Mexican Grand Prix in the near future is a "no-brainer" for Formula One read more »

Carlos Slim Domit, the son of the world's richest man, says Formula One returning to Mexico would be a "no-brainer" for the sport... read more »

Slim Domit, son of the world's richest man Carlos slim, who's worth an estimated £47 billion ($74b), believes a return to Mexico is a no-brainer read more »

The return of Mexico to the Formula 1 calendar should be a no-brainer, according to Mexican businessman Carlos Slim Domit. read more »

Adrian Sutil has described his sixth place finish in Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix as ‘the best way’ the complete the 2011 campaign, the Force... read more »

Bruno Senna enjoyed a largely positive opening day at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace, with the Brazilian describing a drastic improvement in the afternoon... read more »

Pastor Maldonado is confident that his seat at Williams for 2012 is secure, despite an investigation by the Venezuelan authorities into his PDVSA backing. Congressman Carlos read more »

A home Grand Prix holds major importance to anyone who races in Formula 1, with supporters filling the grandstands in their thousands to cheer on their local heroes. However,... read more »

The final race of the 2011 Formula One season, the Brazilian Grand Prix, takes place at the Autodromo José Carlos Pace in Sao Paulo on Sunday 27 November. Located in... read more »

Nov.3 (GMM) Renault is open to supplying one more team in formula one. That is the claim of Carlos Tavares, who became the French carmaker's new chief operating officer... read more »

Renault chairman Carlos Ghosn is confident his company can help Williams to "re-position" themselves in Formula One... read more »

Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn, says he backs the Williams team to improve next season after a dismal year in which the team have only scored read more »

Renault's commitment to Formula 1 for the long-term future is stronger now than at any time in its recent history, claims its CEO Carlos Ghosn read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Contrary to recent reports, vertical construction at the 2012 US grand prix venue in Texas is still yet to commence. It was reported earlier this month that,... read more »

F1 driver on crashing in Japan, Dan Carter, Carlos Tevez and ocean adventures read more »

Renault chief operating officer Carlos Tavares says that the engine manufacturer would not be opposed to supplying more teams on the grid. read more »

Renault COO Carlos Tavares says the manufacturer wouldn't be opposed to increasing its engine supply to more than four teams in the future. The French company read more »

Formula 1 could return to Mexico in the future according to Carlos Slim Domit, a member of the FIA and sponsor of the country’s Automobile Association. The wealthy... read more »

Aug.9 (GMM) Carlos Slim Domit has confirmed efforts to revive the Mexican grand prix. On a visit to Mexico last week, and before touring the Hermanos Rodriguez circuit, FIA... read more »

Carlos Tavares, Renault's new chief operating officer, insists that the French manufacturer is fully committed to Formula One... read more »