FIA president Jean Todt has again come under fire from Europe's leading anti-alcohol lobby group in the wake of Formula 1's high-profile deal with brewing giant Heineken.The European Alcohol Policy Alliance (Eurocare) is a coalition of non-governmental and public health organizations across 25 European countries advocating prevention and reduction of...

Force India is close to finalizing a deal with Aston Martin that will see the British sportscar manufacturer return to Formula 1 after a 55-year absence.The deal will likely see the team renamed to Aston Martin Racing, and run with a blue and gold livery as part of a link...

Sergio Perez is excited about the possibility of driving under the Aston Martin Racing name in Formula 1 next season.Force India is set for a name change in 2016 if the Aston partnership is completed. Team principal Vijay Mallya has said he has no qualms about sacrificing the name he...

Vijay Mallya says the Force India Formula 1 team name has served its purpose as he closes on a deal that will rebrand the team as Aston Martin Racing.Force India is set for a name change next season if the Aston partnership is completed, while its livery will become blue...

The Force India Formula 1 team is closing on a deal to be rebranded as Aston Martin Racing next season. The move will bring the British sportscar manufacturer back to F1, over half a century after its previous brief foray in 1959 and 1960.Aston Martin wants to have a presence...

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McLaren will be without a title sponsor when it launches its new Formula 1 car on Friday, the team has confirmed. But despite hoping to have replaced departed telecom backer Vodafone by this stage, the team insists the finances of its racing operations will not be hampered by the absence...