CVC says it would not hesitate to sack Bernie Ecclestone as the head of F1 if he is found guilty by London's High Court.     read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted payments were made to three team bosses in the late 1990's to ensure they signed up to the 1998 Concorde Agreement. The 82-year-old, who is... read more »

F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has been accused of conspiring to make a 'corrupt bargain' to ensure the sale of F1 rights to current owner... read more »

German prosecutors have chosen to delay the decision as to whether or not Bernie Ecclestone will face a trial for suspected bribery charges. The 82-year-old was set to stand... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's Formula One Group and owners CVC have been instructed to release 'hundreds of documents relating to the sale of sport seven years ago, as part of... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's legal troubles have taken another turn after the Formula One Group and owners CVC were requested by a London court to release hundreds of documents... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is facing more questions over the sale of Formula One in 2006 after a court in London ordered the Formula One Group to hand over documents relating to... read more »

Business editor Chris Sylt reveals that the sport's tax arrangements aren't the only cost-cutting trick F1 has up its sleeve. read more »

Sources at CVC, the main shareholders of the Formula One Group, say that there are no pans to replace Bernie Ecclestone as CEO of the sport and that any successor is likely to... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says CVC, the owners of formula one's commercial rights, are happy to see him stay in charge of the sport... read more »

On Wednesday the Munich Regional Court announced that it had charged Bernie Ecclestone with paying a £28.9m ($44m) bribe in connection with the sale of the sport to CVC in... read more »

Majority F1 shareholder CVC has said that it will keep abreast of developments in the German indictment of Bernie Ecclestone, but has stopped short of taking action against the... read more »

Formula 1's majority owner CVC Capital Partners, says it will monitor Bernie Ecclestone's current situation after the billionaire was indicted by German authorities... read more »

Formula 1 owners CVC Capital Partners will "continue to monitor developments" after Bernie Ecclestone was officially indicted by German prosecutors on Wednesday. read more »

Formula 1 owners CVC Capital Partners said it will continue to monitor Bernie Ecclestone's situation after the Briton was formally indicted by German prosecutors read more »

Formula One's major shareholder, CVC Capital Partners, says F1's board will not take any immediate action after Bernie Ecclestone was indicted in a bribery case this week read more »

In a brief statement, CVC Capital Partners states that following Bernie Ecclestone's indictment it is monitoring the situation. read more »

CVC Capital Partners has confirmed it has been informed of Bernie Ecclestone's indictment on bribery charges... read more »

German prosecutors have charged Bernie Ecclestone over claims he bribed German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky following the sale of Formula 1 to CVC. The 82-year-old admitted to... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone faces going to jail if he's found guilty of bribing German banker Gerhard Gribkowsky to undervalue Formula 1 ahead of its sale to CVC. Whilst Ecclestone... read more »

Marussia are currently without a commercial deal with Bernie Ecclestone - the only team on the grid in such a position - and chief executive Graeme Lowdon believes they're... read more »

Marussia faces ongoing issues because it has not agreed a commercial deal with CVC Capital Partners read more »

CVC Capital Partner, who own a 35 percent stake in F1, are "not in a big rush" to float Formula One on the Singapore stock exchange... read more »

Force India team principal Bob Fernley has accused CVC Capital Partners, the City-based private equity group that owns F1, of "raping the sport" read more »

CVC Capital, the private equity firm which controls F1, is planning to pay an annual dividend to shareholders of around £190m when the motorsport series finally becomes a... read more »