THE historic marque of Lotus is to return to Formula One for the first time since 1994. Motorsport’s world governing body, the FIA, granted Lotus the 13th slot on the grid from next season.

The historic marque of Lotus is to return to Formula One for the first time since 1994.

FIA PRESIDENT Max Mosley has warned the members of the Formula One Teams’ Association there is no compromise over tomorrow’s d-day.

FIA president Max Mosley has warned the members of the Formula One Teams’ Association there is no compromise over Friday’s D-day.

A NEW Formula One is on the brink of being unearthed following a landmark meeting yesterday in Monte Carlo.

A new Formula One is on the brink of being unearthed following a landmark meeting today in Monte Carlo.

Five Formula One teams appear poised to embrace FIA president Max Mosley’s idea of a cost-saving standardised engine from 2010.

Jenson Button has vowed to remain positive after shaking off the shock of learning of Honda’s withdrawal today from Formula One.

FIA president Max Mosley has vowed to push through vital cost-cutting measures to safeguard the future of Formula One as Honda prepare to leave the sport.

Williams have secured a three-year supply of Toyota engines, which they believe will propel them back to the front in Formula One.

Michael Schumacher took pole position for the French Grand Prix today as Ferrari delivered a body blow to Renault on their home ground at Magny-Cours.

ANTHONY DAVIDSON lifted the gloom at Honda by setting the fastest lap in both practice sessions for the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis.

Fernando Alonso continued his dominance this season by securing his fifth consecutive pole position following a brilliant display in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso has won the Monaco Grand Prix with Juan Pablo Montoya second and David Coulthard third.

Formula One has moved a step closer to resolving the dispute which threatened its future after five manufacturer-backed teams entered the 2008 championship.

Giancarlo Fisichella led home his team-mate Fernando Alonso to complete a Renault clean sweep at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

How teams have adapted to Formula One’s seemingly perennial changes to its rules and regulations will be put under further scrutiny in the sweltering Malaysian conditions.

Scott Speed will become the first American grand prix driver for more than a decade this weekend – and he has been tipped as an unlikely podium challenger in Bahrain.

Former world champions Williams believe they are ready to return to the front of the Formula One grid after completing their winter testing.

Motor racing chief Max Mosley has once again called on Formula One’s super-rich teams to curb their spending.

Alex Wurz believes Williams’ new car is everything they need to return to the top in Formula One – if they can make the most of it.

Williams ran their 2006 car for the first time today, with Nico Rosberg at the wheel at a wet Valencia.

Williams hope to gain an edge over their Formula One rivals this year thanks to their partnership with missile makers QinetiQ.

LIMERICK gardaí have been left in the dark about the motive behind an incident of wholesale vandalism to public lighting in the city.

Mark Webber has urged Williams to improve on last season’s fifth place in the constructors’ championship – despite the loss of engine partner BMW.

Nico Rosberg insists he is “110% ready” to step up to Formula One and revealed he has already been guaranteed at least a third driver role at Williams next season.

Jenson Button will complete one of the strongest driver line-ups in 2006 after winning his contract battle to stay at BAR Honda.

Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan has warned Jenson Button he must not get the wrong sort of reputation.

Williams have confirmed they will use Cosworth engines next season, ending their links with BMW.

David Coulthard believes he can win races with Red Bull next season thanks to Ferrari power.

Mark Webber claims Formula One drivers are “as one” in the demand to have their voices heard by the sport’s rulers.

Minardi have signed a deal with engine supplier Cosworth which will see the team run their V10 engine during the 2006 Formula One season.

Formula One minnows Minardi unveiled their first new car for three years at Imola this morning.

Paul Stoddart has hailed the determination of his Minardi team after they completed their first new car since 2001.

David Coulthard insists Red Bull Racing’s superb Formula One debut was no fluke and is predicting a bright future for the new team.

Renault’s Fernando Alonso set the fastest time on day three of testing at Jerez today.

Eddie Jordan has revealed his high hopes for Dutchman Christijan Albers as he prepares to test with the Jordan Grand Prix team.

Red Bull have this morning been confirmed as the new owners of Jaguar Racing after Ford completed their withdrawal from Formula One.

A press conference this morning is expected to confirm the salvation of Jaguar Racing and Cosworth, as well as easing mounting fears over the future of Formula One.

The Leaping Cat waved goodbye to Formula One with a whimper rather than a roar when Jaguar brought the curtain down on their brief grand prix career in Brazil.

Formula One could see two new teams enter in 2006 after a member of the Dubai royal family announced his intention to launch a team.

Max Mosley has called for “radical measures” to drag Formula One out of its current crisis.

Formula One’s minnows have vowed to battle on despite the crushing news of Ford’s withdrawal from the grid.

FORMULA One was yesterday thrown into chaos with news of Jaguar’s decision to quit the sport.