Sauber CEO Monisha Kaltenborn believes a budget cap is necessary for Formula One to remain sustainable and argues it would make competition between the teams more interesting read more »

A chief representative of the Bahrain Grand Prix is eager to welcome Formula 1 back to the country, keen to prove that the race is not set to be cancelled for the second... read more »

Romain Grosjean was dejected after missing out on a possible podium finish in Melbourne. The Franco-Swiss, who had qualified in an impressive third place, was out of the race... read more »

A superb qualifying session in Melbourne sees Hamilton take pole as Grosjean shines, Rosberg rues, Alonso argues, Ferrari fail, Raikkonen disappoints and Red Bull falls short. read more »

As he closes inexorably in on a second consecutive drivers' crown, runaway F1 2011 World Championship leader Sebastian Vettel argues that he and Red Bull fully deserve... read more »

Jul.22 (GMM) Heikki Kovalainen insists there is no chance he might be the next Team Lotus driver asked to step aside. Italy's Autosprint argues that Jarno Trulli so... read more »

Force India F1 chairman and team principal Dr. Vijay Mallya argues that now is the time for the Silverstone-based squad to start turning its pace and potential into solid... read more »

Nick Heidfeld admits he is 'surprised' by how much his former team-mate Mark Webber has struggled against Sebastian Vettel at RBR in F1 2011 - but he argues his... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes his squad is in ‘good shape with tyres' ahead of tomorrow’s European Grand Prix in Valencia,... read more »

Luca di Montezemolo argues that F1 has three possible future directions - to continue with CVC Capital Partners, jump ship to News Corp/Exor...or for the teams to take control... read more »

As Michael Schumacher insists he is 'fighting' hard to return to the front of the F1 field with Mercedes, Nico Rosberg argues his team-mate is 'closer' in... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn argues that rather than bickering about Red Bull's front wing again in F1 2011, rival teams should focus on what they are going to do to... read more »

Sir Jackie Stewart argues that based on the dramatic step that McLaren made between testing and the opening two races of F1 2011, the team can go on to be world champions this... read more »

Force India chairman and team principal Vijay Mallya argues that having consistently progressed since 2008, the Silverstone-based minnows are set to move forward again in F1 2011. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone argues that a switch to 'green' engines would be a bad move for Formula One read more »

Ferrari star and double F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso argues that the Spanish government's decision to reduce the motorway speed limit will make it 'hard to stay... read more »

Legal expert Dominic Crossley argues that restricting drivers' extra-curricular activities could be detrimental to the sport of F1. read more »

Paul di Resta must beat his Force India team-mate Adrian Sutil during his rookie season on the grand prix grid in 2011 if he is to stake his claim to a long F1 future, argues... read more »

Michael Schumacher will be no stronger in F1 2011 than he was in F1 2010, argues Lewis Hamilton - and I won't be moderating my own hard-charging driving style for anyone... read more »

Tony Fernandes should give up and admit the Lotus row is all about money, argues Lotus Renault GP chairman Gérard Lopez, insisting he knows 'when somebody is trying to... read more »

As he continues his crusade against the FIA's cost-cutting drive in F1, Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo argues that there are now 'three alternatives' for... read more »

The way in which Christian Horner and Adrian Newey handled the at times turbulent relationship between Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber in F1 2010 was 'exemplary',... read more »

Colin Kolles argues that an inexperienced driver line-up didn't help Hispania Racing during its debut F1 season read more »

Sometime Hispania Racing ace Christian Klien argues the financial climate and increasing globalisation of F1 is making it harder than ever for young European drivers to get a... read more »

Adrian Newey argues that Ferrari's fatally-flawed strategy in Abu Dhabi that cost Fernando Alonso the F1 crown was prompted by Red Bull's insistence upon allowing its... read more »