Six companies established with the UK's Companies House using 'Force One' name as Force India takes steps toward a rebrand for 2018. read more »

Force India have begun the process of a possible rebrand as Force One with the formation of a number of limited companies under the new name. read more »

In what seems to be a bid to avoid paying tax on its new baby, F1, Liberty heads to that unlikeliest of tax havens... Scotland. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner hopes that Formula 1's television companies do not resist the opening up of video use on social media read more »

Aston Martin will continue as a sponsor of Red Bull next year as the two companies push ahead with their joint road-car project. The British sportscar manufacturer first... read more »

FIA race director Charlie Whiting says the fans and TV companies won t miss out on any juicy content over the driver radios despite the new restrictions read more »

The Formula 1 Commission has rejected the FIA's proposal for a 'client engine', which was intended to be introduced in 2017, and will now seek an alternative... read more »

F1 should be responsible for dictating the way tyres are produced and used in the sport, rather than tyre companies pushing their own agendas. read more »

Allan McNish, who used to test for McLaren-Honda, on the difficulties European and Japanese companies have working together. read more »

The Lotus F1 Team is facing administration if it fails to reach an agreement with a group of creditors that have brought a winding-up petition against the team at the High... read more »

McLaren admits its lack of success with Honda is having wider ramifications, suggesting the two companies have different timeframes for success read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey is working on an road-car project with Aston Martin, amid discussions about a possible Formula 1 tie-up between the two... read more »

Former McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh fears Formula 1 could "crash and burn" due to the current situation, before finally recovering. The Briton was ousted... read more »

Whilst it's not currently on the cards, many Formula 1 drivers would support a return of a 'tyre war' to the sport following suggestions by Pirelli and Michelin... read more »

McLaren will offer Honda any resources it needs as it works to improve its power unit to help the Woking team climb up the grid. Until now, McLaren have largely focused on the... read more »

Eric Boullier has called on Honda to utilise the might of McLaren's resources if the two companies are to again become a force in Formula 1 read more »

Williams driver Felipe Massa believes that the return of a tyre war is unlikely due to the added expense of two companies competing against each… read more »

Michelin is unlikely to take part in the FIA's tender process to find a new Formula 1 tyre supplier for the 2017 season onwards, according to a senior figure at the French... read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has officially opened a tender for interested companies to become the sport's sole tyre supplier from 2017-19. Pirelli… read more »

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, has formally opened the process for tyre companies to register an interest in becoming the sole official tyre supplier from 2017,... read more »

Puma and Infiniti Red Bull Racing have announced a new long-term contract between the two companies. View the original post at Puma and Red Bull announce new long-term partnership read more »

Red Bull aren't simply waiting for Renault to find extra performance from its hybrid-V6 power unit to help close the gap to leaders Ferrari and Mercedes. The team believe... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he would happily step down from his position within Formula 1 if it changed Audi's mind about joining the grid. The German manufacturer has... read more »

Lotus co-owner Gerard Lopez has hit out at Formula One Management (FOM) - the company which owns the rights to the sport - for the way they run the business side of things.... read more »

McLaren chairman Ron Dennis says a title sponsor must be willing to stump up around £50 million ($76m) a season if it's to have its logo on his car. The Woking team has... read more »