Force India deputy principal Fernley plays down Di Resta's rant

F1 owners CVC Capital Partners have responded to a furious attack from Force India's deputy team principal Bob Fernley. During the Monaco Grand Prix weekend Fernley told The Sunday Times CVC "have raped the sport" and "done an absolutely awful job".

MONTE CARLO, Monaco - Bob Fernley, Force India's deputy boss, has admitted the UK-based team is in danger of being swallowed up by Formula 1's rising costs.However, amid reports only

GILBERT, AZ (BRAIN) — USA BMX/BMX Canada has awarded $31,000 in scholarships to 25 students as part of its Bob Warnicke Scholarship Program. Founded in 1996, the program honors the memory of Warnicke, an instrumental figure in organizing and ...

The AMA Flat Track Series returns to NorCal with two mile events. The Sacramento Mile will headline the California State Fair July 27 and Santa Rosa Mile will return Sept. 27-29. Big Wake Weekend May 31-June 2 marks the first time in 47 years that ...

CARSON CITY, Nev. The Bureau of Reclamation has released for public review the Draft Resource Management Plan and the Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the Newlands Project. The purpose of the Newlands Project RMP is to provide a single, ...

The Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) is all set to host its first forum in Montreal as part of its work to bring the sport closer to the fans. Every year, FOTA organizes ticketed fan forums to coincide with some of the grands prix, featuring ...

One of the men behind the proposed flotation of Formula One on the Stock Exchange has revealed the plans may again be put on hold until next year. An Initial Public Offering (IPO) was scheduled to take place in Singapore last September, but due to ...

Force India owner Vijay Mallya foresees a bleak future for F1′s smaller teams as costs are set to rise. Mallya said he feared engine and associated costs will double due to the expense spent on developing new V6 units for 2014. He blamed F1′s ...

A further three teams have criticised Mercedes for joining with Pirelli in what they believe was an illegal in-season test earlier this month. Lotus, Force India and Marussia have weighed into the debate over Mercedes' decision to join forces with ...