Formula 1 could still hold a world championship this year even if the season cannot start until October, managing director Ross Brawn says. read more »

Formula 1 motorsports managing director Ross Brawn has said that behind closed doors racing is an option as the sport continues to target a '19-race season'. read more »

GPFans talk to teenage driver Emily Linscott about how she is managing to pass the time in the extended period without racing, her plans for the rest of 2020 and how Pippa Mann... read more »

Uncertain whether this year will bring champagne joy, Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul says his team will not be able to "hide forever". read more »

While managing to successfully defend a Formula 1 world title is an incredibly difficult task, there have been several occasions in F1’s history where a failed title defence... read more »

French Grand Prix managing director Eric Boullier is currently "looking at all scenarios" in a bid to keep the race on the Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Managing Director of Silverstone, Stuart Pringle, has assured fans that a full refund will be available should the British Grand Prix fail to go ahead as planned for Formula 1... read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle claims the circuit 'are doing all they possibly can' to ensure the British Grand Prix runs on July 19. read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn isn't ruling out going racing with fewer than 12 cars forming the grid. read more »

In an exclusive interview with Ross Brawn at a recent media day organised by F1 sponsor 188 Bet, the Managing Director of Motorsports at Formula 1 gives his insights into how... read more »

F1 can still manage to complete a 17- or 18-race season this year despite the delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn has revealed plans to use the summer break as part of a reworked 2020 calendar. read more »

Formula 1 motorsports managing director feels that the championship managed the situation in Australia well as the season opening grand prix was cancelled despite fans, media... read more »

Despite the shambolic handling of the Australian Grand Prix cancellation, F1 managing director Ross Brawn thinks all parties did a "good" job. read more »

Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes the cash boost from his team's new title sponsor helps secure their future in F1. read more »

F1's managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, has said Netflix's Formula 1 documentary series is not "hugely profitable" for the sport read more »

F1 managing director, Ross Brawn is confident that enforcing the $175m budget cap from next season will be made easier by teams self-policing. read more »

Formula 1’s Managing Director of Motorsport Ross Brawn is certain teams will be kept in check under the 2021 financial regulations through self-policing and potential... read more »

Formula One motorsports managing director Ross Brawn says that no race will take place if any single team is denied entry to the host country as the sport continues to monitor... read more »

Formula One could not hold a world championship race in a country that denies access to any team due to coronavirus restrictions, motorsport managing director Ross Brawn said... read more »

F1 managing director, Ross Brawn has said that despite the fact that races could go ahead with only 16 cars, this will not be the case. read more »

Renault F1's managing director Cyril Abiteboul says the team's "long-term" future is looking more secure after changes to the Renault board. read more »

F1's managing director Ross Brawn says the Vietnam Grand Prix is expected to go ahead as planned despite concerns over the coronavirus.  read more »

The Vietnam Grand Prix is poised to go ahead despite concerns over the coronavirus, says Formula 1's managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul said that public reaction to past launches prompted the team to ditch the concept for the RS20. read more »