Bernie Ecclestone appears once again to have outwitted, outplayed and outlasted a potential threat to his leadership of Formula 1. Britain's Financial Times reports that Paul Walsh, the former CEO of consumer goods conglomerate Diageo who was tipped earlier this month to become chairman of the Formula 1 board, has...

Britain's Financial Times reports that Paul Walsh, former CEO of consumer goods conglomerate Diageo, is being lined up to become chairman of the Formula 1 board, which the newspaper says "could signal the beginning of the end of Bernie Ecclestone's control of the sport."A board meeting is being scheduled for...

Formula chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed as "complete and utter rubbish" reports in the British media that the board of F1's holding company, Delta Topco, has placed "conditions" on Ecclestone's return to the board that have not yet been met.Ecclestone voluntarily stepped down from the board during his bribery...

Formula 1 commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone insists that his control of the sport was unchanged despite the settlement of his Munich court case.Proceedings against Ecclestone on allegations of bribery relating to a $44 million payment to former banker Gerhard Gribkowsky were called off last week after he agreed to pay...

So…things are finally beginning to happen after months of speculation, and on the day that a German court at last revealed that they are to put Bernie Ecclestone on trial for bribery in April, the real question is what effect it will have on Formula 1 that its long-standing ringmaster...