Championship still in sight for New Zealand

Max Mosley will face a vote of confidence in his role as president of the FIA, motorsport's governing body has confirmed. The vote will be a secret ballot of members and comes after Mosley was forced to call an extraordinary general meeting in Paris, following calls for him to step down after a newspaper exposed details of his private life.

Mosley's lawyers issue statement

Max Mosley's future as FIA president will be decided by a secret ballot on 3 June.

FIA Senate approves FIA Extraordinary General Assembly

Last month Indianapolis Motorspeedway owner Tony George already openly admitted he hopes to welcome back Formula 1 one day to his track. George admitted it was mainly due to a number of sponsors whether or not F1 can return to the US. This week the track's president joined George in a bid to get Formula 1 back to Indianapolis.

The Super Aguri team will once again be unable to join other Formula 1 teams in a three-day test session. While other F1 teams will travel to Barcelona for a three-day test next week the Super Aguri team will have to stay at home as a final agreement is not yet finished with the Magma Group, the company purchasing the Japanese team.

Court turns down Mosley injunction

FIA president Max Mosley has lost a High Court bid to stop the News of the World from showing a videoclip of him and five prostitutes on the newspaper's website. In a statement, the Sunday newspaper said it would be put the clip back on the site "forthwith".

Massa: Win came at the right time.

Malaysia aims for points

BMW is hoping to make a major step forward ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix and shake up the pecking order in F1 for good, after the team's consistent run of podium finishes in the first three races of the season put it at the head of the constructors' table after the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Having got his championship challenge kick-started with victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix, Felipe Massa turned his attention to the current competitive landscape and is concerned of the role that BMW will play in deciding how the titles go this year.

Renault has promised Fernando Alonso an improvement in its car performance ahead of the Spaniard's home Grand Prix in Barcelona at the end of the month. The reassurance from Renault engineering chief comes after Alonso could do nothing to finish better than tenth in the Bahrain Grand Prix.