Ecclestone's £11m demand puts future of British GP at risk

Britain, the home of Formula One racing and birthplace of the current and numerous former world champions, faces the serious prospect of losing its Grand Prix after Bernie Ecclestone, the sport's billionaire commercial rights holder, embarked on a typical game of financial brinkmanship with the owners of Silverstone, the only circuit now capable of staging the race.

Ecclestone: "We don't need British GP"

Oct.24 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone insists he is prepared to scrub Britain's name from the 2010 calendar if Silverstone does not want to pay the going rate for its formula one race.

F1 doesn't need British GP - Ecclestone

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is prepared to scrub Britain's name from the 2010 calendar if Silverstone does not want to pay the going rate for its Formula One race...  

No 'sentiment' as Ecclestone saves British GP

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is taking a financial hit by agreeing a new deal for the British Grand Prix...  

Ecclestone Urges Briatore to Appeal Life Ban

Ecclestone urges Briatore to appeal life ban from F1, saying it was too harsh

Force India missed chance says Ecclestone

Force India should have chosen an Indian driver to replace Giancarlo Fisichella when the Italian switched to Ferrari to help boost the build up for the nation's inaugural grand prix in 2011, Bernie Ecclestone has said.