F1's Williams sells minority stake

Formula One team Williams announced Friday it has sold a minority stake in the team to an Austrian investment firm.

Barrichello, Hulkenberg to Williams team

Rubens Barrichello and Nico Hulkenberg will drive for Formula One team Williams next season.

Williams to have new engine in 2010

Formula One team Williams will have a new engine supplier next season after its contract with Toyota was ended.

Williams, F1 teams at odds

Williams says it has been "temporarily suspended" from the Formula One Teams Association after breaking ranks over a disputed budget cap.

FIA raises voluntary budget cap

Formula One's governing body has raised a voluntary budget cap to $59 million and opened the starting grid to an additional three teams starting in 2010.

More questions than answers in 2009

Can reigning F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton rediscover the magic in 2009? How will the many rules changes impact the power teams? Dan Knutson breaks it down.

FOTA roars to forefront of F1

What can we expect from the new-look Formula One? Better access to drivers, greater insight into F1's high-tech world, and a more budget-friendly operation during these tough economic times.

RBS won't renew team sponsorship

Royal Bank of Scotland says it will not renew its sponsorship of the Williams Formula One team next year because of the global economic downturn.

Patrick eyed for new American F1 team

An American team will be racing in Formula One next year, and IndyCar driver Danica Patrick is a candidate to fill one of the seats.

2008 a veritable roller-coaster ride in F1

From the economy to sex scandals, the 2008 F1 season produced its share of memorable headlines. But none was bigger than Lewis Hamilton winning his first world title, writes Dan Knutson.

A memorable year means memorable quotes, and here are a few from F1

It was a memorable year in F1, and there were some memorable quotes to go with it. Dan Knutson rounds up his personal best to tell the story of 2008.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 07: GP von Australien 2003, Melbourne; Teamchef Frank WILLIAMS/BMW WILLIAMS (Photo by Martin Rose/Bongarts/Getty Images

Rosberg, Nakajima to stay with Williams; Hulkenberg to test drive

Nico Rosberg and Kazuki Nakajima will again drive for Williams next year and Nico Hulkenberg will test drive for the Formula One team.

F1 group picks leader, sets up committees to evaluate changes

The Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) appointed Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo as its first chairman on Thursday after an inaugural meeting at the Italian Grand Prix.

Nakajima putting in solid rookie campaign for AT&T Williams

Kazuki Nakajima's F1 debut in 2007 produced a fair amount of excitement: He bowled over a crew member after driving into the pits too fast. Today, Nakajima is bowling over his bosses at AT&T Williams with his work ethic and intelligence, writes Dan Knutson.