The FIA will today announce what could be a stunning line-up for the Formula One season next year as the budget-cap row rumbles on despite 11th-hour talks.

FIA president Max Mosley will today announce a Formula One line-up for 2010 that could send shockwaves through the sport.

FIA president Max Mosley will tomorrow announce a Formula One line-up for 2010 that could send shockwaves through the sport.

Jarno Trulli has warned the Formula One Teams’ Association will split from the sport unless something gives in the budget cap row with FIA president Max Mosley this week.

Toyota Motorsport boss John Howett believes his team’s intention to commit to Formula One for the next three years ends the speculation regarding their future in the sport.

Mercedes Motorsport boss Norbert Haug is refusing to jump on the bandwagon of his Formula One rivals currently on a collision course with FIA president Max Mosley.

Toyota has decided not to pursue an appeal against the penalty imposed against Jarno Trulli following Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.

Toyota, Williams and Brawn GP have all been cleared to race in this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix after the FIA threw out the protest made by three of their Formula One rivals.

Ferrari are to consider withdrawing from Formula One if the FIA pursue their aim of a standardised engine.

Toyota Motorsport is today mourning the death of founder Ove Andersson.

Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo has backtracked on comments he made yesterday calling for Max Mosley to resign as president of motorsport’s world governing body.

FIA president Max Mosley today came under fire from Formula One’s manufacturing giants.

Toyota have suspended technical director Mike Gascoyne indefinitely over a “fundamental difference of opinion”.