Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone can “quite easily” envisage Lewis Hamilton becoming world champion tonight but admits he may have no home race at Silverstone in a few years’ time.

The owner of the Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire have revealed plans for a major overhaul of facilities.

Lewis Hamilton’s phenomenal rookie year in Formula One is expected to have a major impact on the financial health of British motor sport.

David Coulthard believes the only chance of there being no British Grand Prix in the future will be for commercial reasons.

Damon Hill is confident “sense will prevail” over the future of the British Grand Prix.

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has fired another shot at the British Racing Drivers’ Club as the row over the future of the British Grand Prix continues to rumble on.

Damon Hill has insisted Silverstone is not for sale following the latest approach from a property company to develop the circuit.

The British Racing Drivers’ Club have rejected a proposal from Bernie Ecclestone to stage the British Grand Prix in alternate years.

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is determined to preserve the British Grand Prix and hopes former Silverstone hero Damon Hill can help secure the race’s long-term future.

Former world champion Damon Hill believes Jenson Button has a real chance of a dream first win in front of his home fans at the British Grand Prix next month.

Doubts have emerged over plans to involve Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone in the redevelopment of Silverstone after a new twist in the power struggle at the British Racing Drivers’ Club.

Jackie Stewart has welcomed a plan for Bernie Ecclestone to join forces with the British Racing Drivers’ Club to fund the redevelopment of Silverstone.

Opponents of Sir Jackie Stewart’s plan to redevelop Silverstone claim they have the support of Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone.

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone is on the look-out for a new sponsor for next season.

Jackie Stewart and the British Racing Drivers’ Club hierarchy are facing a revolt from members over plans to redevelop Silverstone.

Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix, is set to be leased out for 25 years as part of a deal to renovate the Northamptonshire circuit.

Formula One organisers today announced a minute’s silence will be held before Sunday’s British Grand Prix as a mark of respect to those who died and were injured in the terrorist attacks in London.

Jackie Stewart has insisted the British Grand Prix is secure for the foreseeable future despite Ray Bellm’s departure as chairman of the British Racing Drivers’ Club.

Eddie Jordan declared himself “overjoyed” after the British Grand Prix was confirmed for the next five years.

The British Grand Prix will be at Silverstone for the next five years after a deal was signed today between Formula One and the circuit’s owners.

The British Racing Drivers’ Club is optimistic a British Grand Prix will be held at Silverstone in 2005.

Bernie Ecclestone’s future control of Formula One racing was thrown into doubt today when the UK's High Court ruled against him in a boardroom power struggle.

The British Racing Drivers’ Club are “pretty confident” Ferrari can be persuaded to agree to cost-cutting measures intended to save the British Grand Prix.

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone has been saved following a deal between Formula One teams, according to Autosport magazine.

The future of the British Grand Prix lies in Ferrari’s hands today after rival teams produced an unprecedented show of unity.

The British Racing Drivers’ Club has called a board meeting in the hope of finding a way to revive talks to save the British Grand Prix.

The prospect of there being a Silverstone Grand Prix next summer looked increasingly bleak today after Formula One rights holder Bernie Ecclestone appeared to draw a line under negotiations with the British Racing Drivers’ Club and moved on to consider overseas alternatives.

The British Grand Prix has been given a stay of execution after being included on Formula One’s draft 2005 calendar.

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone will be included on Formula One’s draft 2005 calendar when it is published today, according to sources close to the negotiations.

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone will be included on Formula One’s draft 2005 calendar when it is published tomorrow, according to sources close to the negotiations.

Max Mosley claims he has “no reason to believe” a British Grand Prix will not be held next season.

A final agreement on the future of the British Grand Prix has been postponed due to the typhoon which is threatening to wreck this weekend’s Formula One event in Japan.

Jackie Stewart is optimistic Silverstone’s place on next year’s Formula One calendar can be saved.

THE British Grand Prix at Silverstone is close to being saved with British government officials hopeful an announcement will be made tomorrow.

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone is close to being saved with British government officials hopeful an announcement will be made on Friday.

Bernie Ecclestone has called on the hundreds of businesses who profit from the Formula One circuit annually calling at Silverstone to make up the £1.5m (€2.2m) shortfall which is threatening to take the race off next year’s calendar.

THE British Grand Prix was yesterday dropped from the Formula One calendar for the first time in the sport’s history.

Bernie Ecclestone has hit out at Silverstone’s owners, describing the track as “embarrassing” just hours after axing it from the Formula One calendar.

The British Grand Prix has today been dropped from the Formula One calendar for the first time in the sport’s history.

Silverstone was today backed to host the British Grand Prix for the foreseeable future by two of Formula One’s biggest names.

Silverstone’s immediate future has been secured after the British Racing Drivers’ Club agreed to accept £27m (€40.3m) to take the circuit back.

The British Formula One Grand Prix will remain at Silverstone until 2006 after the circuit operators gave assurances over the development of the venue.

The British Formula One Grand Prix will remain at Silverstone until 2006 after the circuit operators gave assurances over the development of the Northamptonshire venue.