McLaren believes it has not taken a cautious approach to its new MP4-27 over the winter, despite the problems caused by the radical elements it tried in pre-season testing last... read more »

Pirelli has promised Formula 1 fans that it will deliver even more exciting racing in 2012 thanks to a more aggressive approach with its tyre compounds. read more »

Craig Pollock's PURE engine company considers an approach to Peugeot to use facilities after end of sportscar programme read more »

The PURE engine company, which will enter Formula 1 in 2014, is weighing up the possibility of taking over Peugeot’s engine development facilities near... read more »

Ferrari’s 2012 car is not attractive, bosses of the famous Italian team hinted this week at the Madonna di Campiglio winter media event. Having failed to win the... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes he will have to take a more aggressive approach in his first full Formula 1 season with Toro Rosso in 2012 read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has vowed to take a more aggressive approach to the way he goes racing next season, the Australian explaining that his tenacity should build up as his... read more »

New Toro Rosso recruit Daniel Ricciardo is determined to adopt a more aggressive approach off the line during the 2012 season... read more »

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo has dropped the biggest hint yet that he is aiming to secure the services of Sebastian Vettel in the future, hailing the German's... read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted an “overdose of optimism” as Ferrari looks to bounce back and win the world championship in 2012. The normally-cautious... read more »

Ferrari will roll out its 2012 car at the earliest possible point next year, ensuring as much development time as possible as the Italian team adopts a new approach. read more »

Dany Bahar, chief executive of the Lotus Group, has defended Renault's approach to its drivers after Kimi Raikkonen hurt his wrist in a skidoo accident read more »

Renault has vowed to take a more conservative approach to the car Kimi Raikkonen will race in his return to Formula 1 in the 2012 season. read more »

Dec.1 (GMM) Mark Webber's former teammate insists he is "100 per cent sure" the gritty Australian did not suffer from "mental weakness" in his battle... read more »

Mercedes will take a different approach to their pre-season testing programme for 2012, after a late update this season left them confused, according to team read more »

Mercedes GP boss Ross Brawn says his team will not repeat the mistake of introducing a big upgrade package in the first race of the season without having tested it properly. read more »

Stefano Domenicali is confident that a staff reshuffle coupled with an aggressive design approach will help turn Ferrari's fortunes around... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Ferrari was made to look more competitive than it really was at times this year, because of its aggressive approach to racing read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the Italian stable has learnt some valuable lessons in the midst of their 2011 disappointment... read more »

Michael Schumacher believes his strategic approach to qualifying will pay off in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix read more »

Michael Schumacher says he opted for a strategic approach to qualifying in light of the rain that is forecast for Sunday's Brazilian GP... read more »

Rubens Barrichello insists he will not approach this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix as if it is his last, despite uncertainty over his future read more »

Jenson Button says he is not afraid of returning to Brazil after the car he was travelling in was the subject of an approach from armed assailants read more »

Nov.15 (GMM) David Coulthard has slammed suggestions his former team McLaren might have artificially slowed down Jenson Button in Abu Dhabi to help Lewis Hamilton recover his... read more »

Sauber technical director James Key says that the team will try "several new approaches" to setting up the car in the hope of getting the tyres to work in Abu Dhabi read more »