New series entrant Prodrive's 2008 Formula One effort is far from certain. Prodrive received the 12th and last team franchise last year on the basis that the regulations will allow "customer cars" ...

David Richards, the former team principal of both BAR and Benetton F1 teams recently purchased Aston Martin from Ford for £479 million. Why am I telling you this? Well it has been confirmed that David ...

Ralph Hanson May 29, 2009 Comment Now! With all the drama surrounding F1 these days, including Ferrari's threats to abandon the sport should new FIA-imposed budget caps go through, it’s about time F1 ...

Prodrive boss David Richards is keen to set up his own Formula 1 team, according to reports. Having enjoyed successful stints with both Benetton and BAR, there has always been a feeling that, for ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran April 14, 2007 Comment Now! Prodrive plans to unveil the structure of its new formula one team at the British grand prix this year. After making a business trip to nearby Kuwait, ...

Fresh speculation surrounded Renault's Formula One team on Thursday with media reports suggesting the manufacturer was considering selling to British-based Prodrive. A spokesman for Prodrive, who are ...

Prodrive has abandoned plans to enter Formula One next year with 2008-specification McLaren-Mercedes "customer cars" (Competition, Oct. 22). McLaren confirmed that it is too late to deliver 2008 cars ...

In the middle of First Man, the biopic about Neil Armstrong, there is a sequence that sees him and fellow astronaut David Scott head into space to rendezvous with the Agena. Shot from the inside, the ...

David Richards toasted his return to Formula One, claiming his Banbury-based Prodrive company have earned their move into motorsport's elite. Prodrive were named as the 12th team on the 2008 grid this ...

Banbury motorsport company Prodrive has made an 11th-hour bid to join the Formula One ranks. The firm's application to have cars on the grid for the 2008 world championship was made on Friday deadline ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Prodrive, run by former BAR and Benetton team boss David Richards, and former grand prix constructor Lola on Thursday both ruled themselves out of entering Formula One next year.

Subaru's withdrawal from the World Rally Championship could hasten team principal David Richards' return to F1. Richards, chairman of Banbury-based firm Prodrive which prepares the Subaru cars, says ...