For F1, what happens in Vegas ends up in Biggin Hill
BIGGIN HILL, England : What happens in Vegas goes straight to Biggin Hill, as far as Formula One is concerned.
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Singapore worked with UK authorities on fraud case involving ex-F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone: DPM Wong
SINGAPORE: Singapore worked closely with authorities in the United Kingdom on their investigation and prosecution of former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said on Wednesday (Aug 2).
Preparations for Singapore Grand Prix going ahead amid CPIB probe involving Ong Beng Seng
SINGAPORE: Race promoter Singapore GP on Friday (Jul 14) said it was going ahead with preparations for its Formula One event in September, amid an anti-corruption probe involving its chairman Ong Beng Seng.
Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone denies fraud charge
Ex-Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has denied fraud over an allegation he failed to declare more than £400 million (€460 million) held in a trust in Singapore to the British government.
2008 Singapore GP bombshell: Hamilton's maiden title threatened as Massa seeks legal action
The 2008 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is remembered for various reasons. Fernando Alonso won Renault's first race that year, Felipe Massa finished outside the points after leading the race, and Alonso's teammate, Nelson Piquet Jr, crashed on lap 13.
FIA president in hot water over tweets speaking out against F1's $20bn valuation
Formula 1 has launched a staggering attack on the president of its own governing body by accusing Mohammed Ben Sulayem of "unacceptable" interference.
Formula One owners hit out at FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem over 'unacceptable' tweets about sport's valuation
Formula One has launched a staggering attack on the president of its own governing body by accusing Mohammed Ben Sulayem of "unacceptable" interference.
Formula One accuses FIA head of commercial interference
LONDON: Liberty Media-owned Formula One has accused FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem of interfering with its commercial rights by publicly questioning a reported US$20 billion valuation of the sport.