Pastor Maldonado's management says that the Venezuelan is still eager to compete in Formula 1 and believes there is the potential for a return in 2017. Maldonado confirmed... read more »

Kevin Magnussen looks set to return to Formula One racing this year after being tipped to replace Pastor Maldonado at Renault. According to an Autosport report, the Venezuelan... read more »

PDVSA says there is no reason to believe Pastor Maldonado will be dropped by Renault despite meeting with management last week. read more »

Pastor Maldonado could lose 2016 Renault race seat due to late payment from his sponsors PDVSA; Kevin Magnussen is being linked to his seat. read more »

Renault officials are currently in Venezuela in a bid to conclude sponsorship negotiations with PDVSA that would confirm Pastor Maldonado's drive for the forthcoming... read more »

Pastor Maldonado's seat at Lotus has never been under threat and his sponsors "paid in advance" through to the end of 2016, according to team boss Federico... read more »

Romain Grosjean will exit the Lotus F1 Team and join newcomer Haas next season, with an announcement from the Frenchman due next week at the Japanese Grand Prix. Lotus... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has insisted that he will remain with Lotus for next season, whether or not the expected Renault takeover of the team happens. Amid rumours of him not being... read more »

The Lotus Formula 1 team's current financial crisis stems from it being unable to invoice key sponsor PDVSA due to ongoing negotiations with Renault, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »

The search for the perfect Formula 1 driver is both relative and subjective. By nature, each driver has their own characteristics of racing to the maximum, whether it be... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has to prove that he deserves his seat at the Lotus F1 Team despite the considerable backing coming from PDVSA. View the original post at Maldonado not... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has been warned by Lotus that his Formula 1 seat is not guaranteed despite the considerable financial support he receives from PDVSA read more »

Pastor Maldonado has denied his sponsorship backing is ending. Early this week, the new Venezuelan sports minister Antonio Alvarez warned the country will not spend "one... read more »

Pastor Maldonado's future in Formula 1 may come to an end if he can't prove his talent alone is worthy of a drive, after news that his funding could be cut. The... read more »

Venezuela's new sports minister has hinted that Pastor Maldonado's funding could be at risk. Maldonado's racing career has been hugely financed by Venezuelan... read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holdings has announced an income increase in 2013 compared to their 2012 results. The Group's overall income increased to £132.4m, up from... read more »

Lotus have announced that Federico Gastaldi has been appointed as deputy team principal immediately ahead of the 2014 Australian Grand Prix. The Argentinian has been promoted... read more »

In her latest exclusive column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at the financial situation in Venezuela and why PDVSA's involvement in F1 could be a saving... read more »

Lotus team owner Gerard Lopez has moved to allay fears that the team is struggling financially to such a severe degree that it might not make the grid. The Luxembourg... read more »

The Lotus F1 Team has confirmed that Pastor Maldonado will partner Romain Grosjean in 2014 after funding from Quantum Motorsports failed to arrive. The Venezuelan was one of... read more »

Lotus are certain Quantum Motorsport has the money required to acquire a 35 per cent stake in the team, despite the deal having yet been finalised. Doubts about the deal have... read more »

Pastor Maldonado and Nico Hulkenberg remain the keys to the last phase of F1′s 2014 ‘silly season’. PDVSA-backed Maldonado, a grand prix winner,... read more »

Pastor Maldonado has claimed he is guaranteed a Formula 1 seat next season, with or without the continued support of long-term backer PDVSA. read more »

Pastor Maldonado is sure he will be in Formula One next year even if his main backer PDVSA withdraws from the sport read more »

According to the paddock grapevine in Austin, Nico Hulkenberg is no longer in the running for the 2014 race seat at Lotus. Venezuelan oil minister Rafael Ramirez has hinted to... read more »