In the wake of his second successive controversial race incident, Pastor Maldonado is adamant that he has no intention of changing his approach to racing. read more »

Pastor Maldonado sees no reason to change his approach to racing, despite falling foul of the stewards again for being involved in a collision during the British Grand Prix. read more »

Williams driver Pastor Maldonado has insisted he has no plans to change his approach, despite what happened in Valencia last time out, when he clashed with Lewis Hamilton near... read more »

Pastor Maldonado says he is not planning to change his approach to racing despite the penalties he has been handed this year read more »

Lewis Hamilton has put the disappointment of the European Grand Prix behind and is fullty focused on delivering a great race for his crowd. The McLaren driver clashed... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says his late-race incident with Pastor Maldonado in Valencia will not have any impact on how he goes racing in next weekend's British Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton urged to change his approach by team boss Martin Whitmarsh after Pastor Maldonado clash read more »

Lewis Hamilton has opted for the pragmatic approach, saying "that's life" after being rammed into retirement in Valencia... read more »

Lewis Hamilton may have been boiling inside, but his public post-race demeanour was altogether more in keeping with his approach to the 2012 F1 campaign. read more »

Toro Rosso have not been happy with their pace since the very beginning of the Valencian GP weekend, and hence they have opted for a different approach to qualifying, aiming to... read more »

Mercedes has promised Michael Schumacher that it will adopt a 'calm and concentrated' approach to sorting out the reliability problems that have wrecked his season. read more »

Underfire Ferrari driver Felipe Massa claims that a new approach to the way his F2012 is set up is responsible for his revival in form in recent races. read more »

Michael Schumacher: "Our entire focus is now on the race in Valencia, and I am sure that everybody's motivation is even stronger because the weekend in Canada... read more »

Lotus was celebrating a double points finish in the Canadian Grand prix and were happy that their split tyre strategy approach had delivered above and beyond expectations. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has vowed not to change his approach just because he has his first win of the season and the lead in the Drivers' Championship... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 4th: “We ran the super soft tyres this morning thinking there would be rain this afternoon; in the end it didn’t come but you never know... read more »

Q. Kimi, are you looking forward to the Canadian Grand Prix? Kimi Raikkonen: I have always liked the Canadian Grand Prix. I won there in 2005 so Montreal has good memories. The... read more »

  Q. How are you approaching the Canadian Grand Prix? Romain Grosjean: It will be my first time in Canada so it's another new experience for me this year.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says his determination to score consistently this year is paying off and he will not abandon the approach in Monaco. read more »

Lewis Hamilton remains convinced that consistency and scoring decent points is the best way to challenge for the 2012 F1 drivers' championship as the sport heads to Monaco. read more »

The Lotus F1 Team has teamed up with Rovio, creators of the Angry Birds game, for the Monaco Grand Prix as both companies look to celebrate their own milestones. Lotus will... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, on the back of his shock win at the Spanish Grand Prix with Williams last weekend, believes he and the team have what it takes to become the first team to win... read more »

Citing Roberto Mancini's 'never-say-die approach with Manchester City, Stefano Domenicali refuses to give up on his team's 2012 hopes. read more »

Mercedes managed to get both their drivers into the top ten for the Spanish Grand Prix, and also believe that their strategy-first approach puts them in a strong position for... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting has ruled that Formula 1 stewards can continue to use their own discretion when ruling over gains made if a driver goes off-track. Whiting met... read more »