Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn believes this weekend's Bahrain GP will prove whether his outfit has … More »Bahrain Grand Prix - Mercedes: Bahrain big test for title bid
F1 should not be too hard on itself over criticisms that its push for softer tyres has gone too far, … More »Formula 1 - F1 criticism is too extreme - Whitmarsh
Pirelli have decided against using their soft tyres at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli drop soft tyres for Bahrain race
Red Bull is sure that Mark Webber will not allow his recent setbacks to hurt his form. More »Formula 1 - Red Bull: setbacks won't affect Webber
Stefano Domenicali believes the team is in control of its own world championship destiny this year. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari can control own title destiny
Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn believes that Formula 1 should think carefully about how to better prepare … More »Formula 1 - Sauber: F1 needs rookie rethink
Bernie Ecclestone has assured protesters in Bahrain that he understands their grievances and is willing … More »Formula 1 - Ecclestone willing to meet Bahrain opposition
Lotus insists it is not worried that Red Bull may try to lure Kimi Raikkonen away next year. More »Formula 1 - Lotus downplays Raikkonen Red Bull talk
Stirling Moss has claimed that female drivers will never succeed in Formula 1 as they 'lack the apti … More »Formula 1 - Moss: Women 'lack the aptitude' for F1
Pirelli are coming under pressure to make longer-lasting Formula One tyres after Sunday's Chinese Grand … More »Formula 1 - Tyres need to be tougher, say some team bosses
Red Bull believes its lack of pace in the Chinese GP was a one-off rather than an indication that it … More »Formula 1 - Red Bull China troubles 'not a trend'
McLaren new boy Sergio Perez has been told by team boss Martin Whitmarsh to make life harder for his … More »Formula 1 - Show your elbows, McLaren tell Perez
Kimi Raikkonen should have no worries that Lotus cannot keep up the development pace to maintain his … More »Formula 1 - Lotus sure it can keep up in title race
Force India will warn Adrian Sutil and Paul di Resta there must be no repeat of the clash on the first … More »Formula 1 - Force India warns drivers after clash
Lewis Hamilton has seen enough in the first three races to believe that he and Mercedes are definitely … More »Formula 1 - Hamilton: Mercedes in the title hunt
Former Williams Executive Director Toto Wolff will sell his 16 percent stake in the Formula One team … More »Formula 1 - Wolff to sell stake in Williams
Formula 1 teams running rookie drivers during Friday morning practice are set to get an extra set of … More »Formula 1 - F1 rookies set for extra Friday tyres
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has furiously dismissed suggestions of a conspiracy against Mark Webb … More »Formula 1 - Horner: Webber conspiracy talk rubbish
Felipe Massa admits he does not fully understand his loss of pace mid-way through the Chinese Grand … More »Formula 1 - Massa mystified by loss of pace
The Red Bull team has been fined 5000 euros for the unsafe release of Mark Webber during the Chinese … More »Formula 1 - Red Bull fined for unsafe Webber release
All the drivers involved in investigations into DRS use under yellow flag conditions in the Chinese Grand … More »Formula 1 - No penalties over DRS transgressions
Jenson Button says that McLaren's two-stop strategy, and not an upturn in pace, was to credit for his … More »Formula 1 - Button: strategy, not pace, earned fifth
Physios will still not count as part of Formula 1 team's 60-staff limit as long as they are not involved … More »Formula 1 - FIA clarifies rules on use of physios
Jean-Eric Vergne admits that he was surprised by Mark Webber's unsuccessful attempt to pass him during … More »Formula 1 - Vergne bemused by Webber's move
Jules Bianchi - 15th: "I am very happy to finish in 15th place today, but it was a tough race and to … More »Formula 1 - China