News Details
Force India to keep F1 prize money worth £50m
Force India will be allowed to keep its prize money benefits worth an estimated £50 million from the past two Formula 1 seasons despite its rebrand and acceptance as a new, mid-season entry to the constructors' championship. The FIA announced on Thursday it had come to an agreement with teams and the commercial rights holder to allow Force India to re-enter the 2018 championship as a new entity following the sale of its assets to a consortium led by Lawrence Stroll, saving more than 400 jobs at the team, now known as Racing Point Force India. 5774263478001 CrashTV: The team will debut at Spa this weekend starting on zero points in the constructors’ championship, with the old...
Full Story »
Full Story »
You May Also Be Interested In...
Force India to keep F1 prize money despite re-entry
Force India will be allowed to keep its prize money benefits from the...
7y ago from Crash.net
Force India to keep 2018 prize money
Force India will keep their 2018 prize money after their Formula 1 rivals...
7y ago from GPFans.com
Force India to now race as Racing Point Force India
As Force India went into administration on the 27th July, a potential name...
7y ago from ThisIsF1.com
Perez says rescued Force India 'best option'
Aug.22 Force India has only slipped in 2018 because of its financial...
7y ago from OneStopStrategy.com
Elsewhere On The Network
Popular On MGPToday.com
MotoGP exploring options to return to China after...
MotoGP series promoter Dorna is reportedly considering a return to China...
6h ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Why KTM would be wise to prepare for a future without...
No description available...
1d ago from Motorsport.com
Jorge Lorenzo shares his ‘theory' on the cause...
Five-time MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo believes that multiple factors...
5d ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Miguel Oliveira: I did my best to stay in MotoGP but...
No description available...
4d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On IndyCarToday.com
Sting Ray Robb to continue with Juncos Racing for 2026...
No description available...
28m ago from Motorsport.com
Aggressive testing schedule planned ahead of Mick...
Following confirmation Mick Schumacher will make a switch to IndyCar next...
6d ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Mick Schumacher joins RLL in IndyCar switch
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing has announced that Mick Schumacher will...
1w ago from MotorsportWeek.c...
Mick Schumacher hails IndyCar racing as "the way...
No description available...
6d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On TotalWRC.com
Why WRC drivers thought Rally Saudi Arabia was too...
No description available...
1d ago from Motorsport.com
Ott Tanak looking forward to break from full-time...
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
Sebastien Ogier on matching Sebastien Loeb’s record...
No description available...
2d ago from Motorsport.com
Popular On GunnersToday.com
Mikel Arteta hails ‘more reliable’ Arsenal squad...
t;li>Manager confident squad-building lessons learned He hopes Havertz...
4h ago from TheGuardian.com
Arsenal vs Brentford preview: Saliba, Trossard to be...
No description available...
5h ago from SkySports.com
Arsenal latest: Arteta to speak ahead of Brentford...
No description available...
7h ago from SkySports.com
Press conference questions + A trophy in December
Morning all. It's pretty non-stop at the moment, and Mikel Arteta will...
8h ago from Arseblog.com
Comments
Hottest News
Racing Bulls announces revised F1 driver line-up for 2026
Racing Bulls has revealed Liam Lawson will... Read More »
1h ago from MotorsportWeek.com
Red Bull reveals new Yuki Tsunoda role as he loses F1 drive
Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies has revealed that... Read More »
58m ago from MotorsportWeek.com
Brundle claims Oscar Piastri is 'broken' after McLaren error
Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle has described... Read More »
1h ago from GPFans.com
