The new Super Aguri team suffered a difficult start to life in Formula One when their debut test was cut short at Barcelona today.

Former Arrows owner Tom Walkinshaw will make his return to international motorsport in the world rally championship this year.

Aguri Suzuki concedes he has “a huge amount of work” in front of him if he is to launch the first all-new Formula One team since 2002.

World governing body the FIA has vowed to force through cost-cutting measures after Formula One teams failed to offer any satisfactory solutions.

Jordan Grand Prix and Midland Group have appointed ex-Formula One driver Johnny Herbert to the position of Sporting Relations Manager.

Juan Pablo Montoya will miss this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix after injuring his shoulder, his McLaren team confirmed today.

Jos Verstappen will not drive for Minardi in the 2004 Formula One championship according to his sponsors.

BMW boss Mario Theissen has called for further talks to ensure the future success of Formula One.

Former Formula One driver Max Papis has been signed to compete in the mainly British-based ASCAR series.

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has called for everyone involved in the sport to end the internal war that is threatening to tear it apart.

THE early season woes continue for Jordan.

Formula One chief Max Mosley believes the sport was in danger of complete collapse without the introduction of this week’s revolutionary rule changes.

JOS VERSTAPPEN has emerged as a candidate for the vacant seat at Jordan as he insisted he was "very positive" and would be back on the grid next season.

Dutchman Jos Verstappen has emerged as a candidate for the vacant seat at Jordan as he insisted he was “very positive” he would be back on the grid next season.

Takuma Sato’s exit from Jordan could hand a Formula One lifeline to Eddie Irvine.

The Arrows Formula One team have been denied entry to the 2003 world championship.

Brazil’s Enrique Bernoldi could be handed a Formula One lifeline by Jordan next season.

Cash-strapped Formula One team Arrows have until next Friday to lodge their entry for the 2003 Formula One World Championship.

Finland’s Mika Salo insisted today that he was treating Sunday’s final race of his career just like any other grand prix.

Michael Schumacher spearheaded another impressive display of Ferrari’s superiority at their home race in Italy today.

Struggling Formula One outfit Arrows look set to miss a third successive race in Italy this weekend as owner Tom Walkinshaw battles to save his team.

The Arrows Formula One team have been given a month to sort out their future after the Oxfordshire-based outfit were given a reprieve by the High Court.

Ian Gordon

Arrows should learn their future in Formula One by the end of the week after responding to a deadline for action set by the sport’s governing body.

Grand Prix chief Bernie Ecclestone has warned Arrows to prove they have a buyer - or risk being thrown out of the championship.

Michael Schumacher ended a 12-year wait as he scorched to a maiden Belgian Grand Prix pole position at Spa-Francorchamps.

Michael Schumacher scorched back to the top of the timesheets as practice resumed at the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa-Francorchamps.

THE struggling Arrows Formula One team pulled out of Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix after losing a race against time yesterday.

Ferrari’s Rubens Barrichello set the pace in a truncated first practice session for the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps today.

Jaguar Racing's Sir Jackie Stewart has insisted the Formula One team is not threatened by a claimed link between parent company Ford and the Jordan team.

Ford's famous blue oval will next season return to Formula One after Jordan agreed a three-year engine supply contract with the major motor manufacturer.

CRAIG POLLOCK believes Arrows’ no-show at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix has created ‘‘a huge complication’’ with regard his hopes of buying the financially-stricken team.

The Arrows Formula One team today announced they would not be sending a team to this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.

EDDIE JORDAN’S hopes of having official backing from American car giant Ford next season have been scuppered at the last minute.

THE Arrows team has announced it is parting company with lead driver Heinz Harald Frentzen and this could open the door for the German to return to the Jordan team next year.

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Heinz-Harald Frentzen has quit the Arrows Formula One team due to the “uncertainty” surrounding the cash-strapped team.

German Grand Prix positions

Michael Schumacher has retained the lead of the German Grand Prix after a poor pit stop for Ralf Schumacher.

Michael Schumacher continued his perfect weekend as he made the ideal start to the German Grand Prix.