Cash-strapped Nurburgring receives 254m government loan guarantee and sets sights on 2013 F1 race. read more »

Officials at the Nurburgring are confident F1 will return to the venue next year after the circuit secured funding from its local government to help service its €330 million loan read more »

The Nurburgring has been given a major financial boost from the local government which may help secure its future on the Formula 1 calendar. The circuit's future looked... read more »

Heads of the Nürburgring are confident that the venue can retain its F1 race next year. With the facility having been declared bankrupt, it looked likely that... read more »

The Nurburgring's hopes of holding the German Grand Prix next year have been boosted following local government intervention to help the financially beleaguered circuit. read more »

The state legislature budget committee of Rhineland-Palatinate is to guarantee a loan for the Nurburgring circuit which recently filed for insolvency. read more »

Despite being swamped by debt, the Nurburgring may host next year's German GP as a result of a government bailout... read more »

The embattled Nurburgring's formula one future is looking brighter this week. With the fabled circuit now in an insolvency process, reports last week said F1 supremo... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has insisted that next season will consist of 20 races, the same number as is currently on the calendar. There had been talk of an enlarged calendar for 2013,... read more »

Nurburgring boss Jorg Lindner has confirmed it is "possible" Bernie Ecclestone will buy the embattled German grand prix venue. Die Rheinpfalz newspaper reported on... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is looking into buying the embattled Nurburgring, Die Rheinpfalz newspaper reported on Thursday. Citing an interview with F1's chief executive, the... read more »

Nurburgring officials might be forgiven for feeling "annoyed" after being stood up at the weekend by Bernie Ecclestone. Despite the Nurburgring entering an insolvency... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has called for a quick decision to be made on the fate of cash-strapped Nurburgring circuit... read more »

Norbert Haug is confident that the Nurburgring has sound future as a motorsport facility despite its current financial and political problems. read more »

German Formula 1 world champions Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel both share concern about the difficulties being faced by the Nurburgring. The circuit looks likely to... read more »

Germany's Formula 1 world champions Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel have expressed their concern at the financial plight of the Nurburgring read more »

Hockenheim is ready to assume sole responsibility for hosting the German GP as the Nurburgring lurches towards administration... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has vowed to do what he can to keep the Nurburgring on the F1 calendar. The famous circuit has commenced an insolvency process, raising the danger that from... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the German Grand Prix will feature a single drag-reduction zone between turns four and six. It's the first time DRS has been used at the... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is hoping that next year's German Grand Prix will take place at the Nürburgring. Despite the circuit declaring itself... read more »

As the Formula One circus pitches tent at Hockenheim, it has been revealed that the Nurburgring, which hosts the German Grand Prix on a rotating basis, is to file for insolvency. read more »

The future of the German Grand Prix could be in doubt as the Nurburgring faces potential bankruptcy. read more »

The Nürburgring has been declared bankrupt by the Minister-President of Rhineland-Palatinate Kurt Beck, who explained the situation during a press conference in Mainz... read more »

According to reports in the German press, the Nurburgring may have hosted its last grand prix and could be closed... read more »

The future of the Nurburgring is in doubt after the circuit owners were denied a €13 million subsidy from the European Commission read more »