Caterham face action from axed F1 staff

| Posted in Hosting, Motorsport, Central America, Europe | By James Emmett Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that a deal to run an annual Grand Prix in Mexico has been revived. The race, to be held at the 4.421km Mexico ...

Formula One team Caterham has been sold to a group of Swiss and Middle Eastern investors led by former HRT team boss Colin Kolles. The team announced the sale on Wednesday with immediate effect, meaning Caterham will be under new ownership and management for ...

The Canadian Grand Prix is staying in Montreal through 2024 after an agreement with the Formula One Group worth more than $200 million. The grand prix' future in Montreal was secured with the help of substantial governmental investment: $62 million from the ...

Caterham owner Tony Fernandes denied on Tuesday that his group of companies, which includes the struggling Formula One team, was up for sale but said it was seeking new investment. Reports in Malaysia at the weekend had said the AirAsia budget airline boss ...

Chika Mefor , Ejike Ejike — Jul 24, 2014 | Activities planned to mark the one hundred days of the abduction of over 200 girls from Government Secondary School, Chibok on April 14 this year were almost disrupted when the ...

A few of Daniel Ricciardo's mates from Australia picked a "bloody good weekend" to visit him on a Formula One track. The group dropped in to watch the 25-year-old win the Hungarian Grand Prix in stunning fashion on Sunday - his second victory in ...

Formula One headed for its annual holidays on Monday with some drivers looking forward to the break more than others and plenty to talk about before the next race in Belgium. "Im not so excited about going into the summer break, as we speak," ...

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BUDAPEST — Formula One teams say they will race in Russia, despite the crisis in Ukraine and downing of a Malaysian airliner, unless the country's debut Grand Prix in October is called off or they are ordered not to go. Obviously what's going on ...