FLAVIO BRIATORE is to revel in his “moment of happiness” before taking stock as to whether to return to Formula One.

Flavio Briatore is free to return to Formula One after a French court today overturned his lifetime ban from motorsport.

Flavio Briatore will attempt to overturn his lifetime ban from motorsport tomorrow by commencing legal proceedings against the FIA.c

The World Motor Sport Council appear set to review their policy in relation to punishing team members following the latest scandal to blight Formula One.

The FIA has today suggested the latest threat to the future of Formula One could be over “in the coming days”.

Max Mosley last night cast fresh doubt on his future as president of the FIA after issuing an angry letter to Luca di Montezemolo, accusing the Ferrari president of making “false statements.”

The FIA today pointed an accusing finger at what they perceive as a disruptive element within the Formula One Teams’ Association.

The Formula One Teams’ Association is ready to go public and lift the lid on their grievances against the FIA as the battle of wills and words between the two organisations intensifies.

The Formula One Teams’ Association have today called on the World Motor Sport Council and FIA Senate to intervene in the budget cap row.

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.

FELIPE MASSA has slammed as “absurd” the FIA’s two-tier rules fiasco for 2010 on a day when Renault joined Ferrari in threatening to quit Formula One.

Formula One is poised to become a 26-car championship next season for which a £40m (€44.7m) budget cap has been imposed.

Motorsport’s world governing body, the FIA, are looking to push through further “radical proposals” next month in a continued bid to safeguard the future of Formula One.

Jackie Stewart has called for FIA president Max Mosley to “do the honourable thing” and quit his post after lurid reports about his private life.

Under-fire Max Mosley has again been urged to quit as president of the FIA despite defiantly maintaining he has “done nothing wrong” following a lurid report about his private life.

Embattled FIA president Max Mosley today defiantly maintained he has “done nothing wrong” following a lurid story with regard to his private life.

Renault have stressed no McLaren technical information was used in the design of their cars, as the team seek to defend themselves in the latest "spying" row to hit Formula One.

RENAULT’S Formula One team have suspended one of their engineers after the FIA charged them with possessing confidential information belonging to McLaren.

Ron Dennis has expressed his disappointment at Fernando Alonso’s implication McLaren have favoured new boy Lewis Hamilton this season, as a thrilling 2007 Formula One season reaches its climax.

FIA president Max Mosley believes Lewis Hamilton will not feel totally comfortable should he win this year’s Formula One world championship.

Jackie Stewart fears for the future of Formula One if the spy scandal hearing fails to deliver a sensible verdict.

FORMULA ONE rivals Ron Dennis and Jean Todt have finally discovered common ground in a season in which they have been at war on and off the track.

Jackie Stewart has accused motor sport’s world governing body, the FIA, of conducting a witch-hunt against embattled McLaren boss Ron Dennis.

Formula One rivals Ron Dennis and Jean Todt have finally discovered common ground in a season in which they have been at war on and off the track.

Credit Unions have played a vital role in bringing financial dignity and social empowerment to people all over the world, the Taoiseach said tonight at the opening of a major world conference.

Pope Benedict XVI today met with the leader of the World Council of Churches in another indication of his attempts to improve relations with other Christians and heal the 1,000-year-old rift with the Orthodox Church.

Canada is back on the calendar next year in an expanded World Championship that will feature 18 races for the first time in Formula One history.

Ferrari and their drivers Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello were today fined $1m (€1.01m) for making a mockery of the podium ceremony after the Austrian Grand Prix last month.

Michael Schumacher will discover in Paris today if his stampede towards another World Championship is to temporarily hit the rails.

Jackie Stewart has pleaded with Formula One chiefs not to strip Silverstone of its championship status.