Ferrari has enjoyed a relationship with tobacco giant Philip Morris dating back to the 1980s, with PMI brand Marlboro serving as the team's title sponsor from 1997 until... read more »

The repainted former McLaren show car has been transformed as part of an art project called 'Senna Now'.One side of the car is made up of three different iconic... read more »

PMI famously enjoyed title sponsorship with Ferrari through its Marlboro brand from 1997 until a clampdown on tobacco sponsorship in the late 2000s.But after PMI launched its... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has paid tribute to former Marlboro sponsorship chief John Hogan who has sadly passed away. read more »

As Autosport launches the latest episode in its Race of My Life podcast series, we revisit the race former Red Bull Formula 1 driver Christian Klien picked as his best - the... read more »

Australian authorities have launched an investigation into Ferrari's new 'Mission Winnow' branding. The branding is an initiative of the team's title... read more »

Marlboro have announced an extended deal with Ferrari until the end of the 2021 season as part of a 'realigned' agreement with their long-standing partners. read more »

Despite tobacco advertising being banned in F1 since 2007, Ferrari's partnership with Marlboro owner Philip Morris International is set to continue. read more »

Ferrari has renewed its lucrative partnership with tobacco company Philip Morris after signing another multi-year sponsorship deal. The tobacco company's association with... read more »

Ten years after F1's tobacco ban, Ferrari renews partnership with Marlboro. read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 team has renewed its long-term deal with tobacco sponsor Philip Morris and its Marlboro brand read more »

McLaren has dropped the "MP4" prefix from the name of its future F1 cars after deciding to call its 2017 car MCL32. The MP4 name stood for "Marlboro Project... read more »

Its distinct original branding long gone, Marlboro nonetheless extends its Ferrari partnership. read more »

Reigning world champions Mercedes and rival McLaren look set to unveil radical new colour schemes for the 2015 season according to several reports. Mercedes, which are also... read more »

It's arrivederci Mattiacci and benvenuto Arrivabene, as cartoonist Gurmit ponders what the former Marlboro man's impact at Maranello might be. read more »

Marco Mattiacci has broken his silence to suggest Sebastian Vettel was his "parting gift" to Ferrari. After just seven months in the job, the Italian has been... read more »

Marco Mattiacci will leave Ferrari despite only taking over the reigns of the Formula 1 team seven months ago, Ferrari confirmed on Monday. The Italian will be replaced by... read more »

Ferrari has announced the appointment of Maurizio Arrivabene as Managing Director of Gestione Sportiva and as Team Principal of Scuderia Ferrari. read more »

The traditional pre-season Wrooom event, attended by the Ferrari Formula 1 team and Ducati MotoGP outfit, has been cancelled by Philip Morris, the parent company of cigarette... read more »

Although it was designed as long ago as 1962, Suzuka Circuit is today considered to be an all-time classic. And few drivers know it better than McLaren's Third Driver,... read more »

Despite recently extending its deal with tobacco firm Philip Morris through to the end of 2015, Ferrari has opted to drop the Marlboro moniker from its official name, it has... read more »

Ferrari has opted to dump 'Marlboro' from their official team name following criticism from anti-tobacco groups. Whilst it might not be noticeable on the cars, which read more »

Health groups attack Ferrari's decision to extend its sponsorship agreement with Philip Morris and its Marlboro brand read more »

Ferrari's recent announcement that it has renewed its lucrative partnership with Marlboro has angered anti tobacco groups. read more »

PMI, the parent company of the Marlboro cigarettes brand, have extended their deal with Ferrari for a further 3 years despite their logos not being read more »