Latest news on Arrows

Minardi will see what they can learn from last year's Arrows car when they test it alongside their own PS03 Formula One car in Italy next month.

The Minardi team will test the five 2002 Formula One cars bought from the failed Arrows team to compare them against their own and see how they compare.

Minardi have bought five Arrows A23 cars from the failed Formula One team's receivers, a spokesman said today.

A High Court judge, clearing the way for a multi-million pound claim against beleaguered Arrows boss Tom Walkinshaw by his former team backers, said on Friday that he had been "in over his head" running a Formula One team.

The Arrows Formula 1 team has lost its prolonged survival battle after it was placed into liquidation on Tuesday, bringing an end to an adventure that began in 1978 yet yielded no wins

Former Arrows driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen effectively hammered the final nail into the coffin of the troubled team after a judge granted his winding up petition against them.

The moribund Arrows Formula One team have appointed administrative receivers to manage the company's affairs after being barred from this year's Championship.

Arrows boss Tom Walkinshaw has made a final bid for his team's survival by calling in administrative receivers to take control

The Arrows Formula 1 team's fortunes have taken another substantial blow as stories coming out of Germany report that Oliver Behring, the man behind German Grand Prix Racing, has broken his contact with the team

A possible buyout deal of the struggling Arrows Formula One team has been called off by the German Grand Prix Racing company, according to its managing director Oliver Behring.

Investment bank Morgan Grenfell began a high court action against Arrows on Tuesday, a week after Formula One's governing body barred the team from competing in next year's Championship.

The remaining staff at Arrows have been made redundant, almost certainly signalling the end of one of Formula 1's oldest yet least successful teams

The future of the struggling Arrows Grand Prix team was plunged into further doubt today when sources at the team confirmed the staff have been made redundant.

Formula One team boss Eddie Jordan expressed his sympathies for Tom Walkinshaw, after his Arrows team were denied entry to the 2003 World Championship.

Struggling Arrows have told Formula One's governing body that they will fight to be reinstated in next year's Championship.

Arrows will launch an appeal against the decision of motorsport governing body the FIA to reject the team's entry for the 2003 Formula 1 world championship

Arrows bosses have said today they will battle to secure the future of the cash-strapped team despite being denied entry to the 2003 Formula One World Championship.

Arrows appeared to have reached the end of the Formula One road today, after motorsport's governing body threw out their application to enter the 2003 Championship.

The future of Arrows has been dealt another severe blow - motorsport governing body the FIA has rejected the team's entry for the 2003 Formula 1 World Championship

The struggling Arrows team are set to be saved by the end of next week after German Oliver Behring insisted his German Grand Prix Racing company are in the final stages of the buyout.

A bid by Formula One team Arrows to put themselves into administration while they seek to secure a financial rescue deal is to be put on hold after a High Court ruling today.

The struggling Arrows team intend to race on next year, after meeting an official deadline to enter the 2003 World Championship.

German company Asset Trust & Partners has claimed to be negotiating a buyout deal with the Arrows Formula One team, according to the company's managing director Oliver Behring.

The Arrows team, which is in danger of being wound up for debts owed to former driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen, sought legal protection on Wednesday while it finalised a cash rescue deal.

The troubled Arrows Formula 1 team has announced it has signed a contract with unnamed German-based investors

The Arrows Formula One team have agreed and signed contracts with some German-based investors for the introduction of substantial new equity into the team, the struggling Grand Prix squad announced today.

The Arrows Formula 1 team could be saved from extinction by Arab investors, if rumours in the Italian media prove to be true

Sources close to the dormant Arrows team revealed today that ongoing negotiations to secure a rescue deal are "getting close" to a successful conclusion.

Tom Walkinshaw's Arrows team has avoided another appearance at London's High Court after reaching an out-of-court agreement with the Inland Revenue

Arrows have reached an out-of-court settlement with Britain's Inland Revenue to avoid a return to London's High Court, the team have said.

Arrows are to miss the U.S. Formula One Grand Prix and probably the season-ending race in Japan as well, amid continuing uncertainty about their survival.

The cash-strapped Arrows Grand Prix team will not compete in next weekend's United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis, their engine suppliers Cosworth confirmed on Friday.

The Arrows Formula 1 team is almost certain to miss the final two grands prix of the 2002 season, according to a story in this week's AUTOSPORT magazine

The Arrows team did not present their cars by Thursday's preliminary scrutineering deadline for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, meaning they will miss their third race in a row and fourth out of the last five.

No formal action will be taken against the troubled Arrows Formula One team at present despite its "continuing failure" to race at Grands Prix, motor sport's ruling body said today.

Arrows are set to miss this weekend's Italian Formula One Grand Prix, a source close to the team said today.

Arrows has been given a 28-day reprieve by the British High Court in its fight to stop the Formula 1 team going out of business

Arrows will have to reach an agreement on the substantial sum of money owed to engine suppliers Cosworth if they are to take to the track at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.

German driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen has taken over at the head of a queue of creditors seeking to wind up the struggling Arrows Formula One team, lawyers and his manager said on Tuesday.

Arrows has paid a creditor which was trying to have it wound up, but may still face a court hearing today

Arrows have paid a creditor seeking to wind up the struggling team but their future in Formula One and involvement in this weekend's Italian Grand Prix remained uncertain on Monday.

Motorsport governing body the FIA has received the explanation it requested from Arrows on why the team has missed two races this year, and is considering whether it should take action against Tom Walkinshaw's squad

Arrows are still fighting for their Formula One future after writing to the sport's governing body to explain their absence from Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.

Grand Prix racing's governing body, the FIA, has demanded Arrows to produce written documentation explaining their non-participation in the Belgian Grand Prix, the second race that the team has missed this season

Arrows' hopes of staying alive in Formula One depend on the team proving that a sale of the team is imminent, the sport's chief Bernie Ecclestone said today.

Jos Verstappen, who was fired from Arrows at the end of the 2001 season, could be the man to bring down Tom Walkinshaw's team, as he prepares to file for a winding-up order on the team.

The Arrows team announced this afternoon their withdrawal from the Belgian Grand Prix, stating the team are still in legal talks with a potential buyer, and would not want to jeopardise these negotiations.

Arrows has run out of time to free itself to compete in this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix as the team's ownership saga rumbles on