Jenson Button believes McLaren will struggle to improve upon its Australian Grand Prix performance in Malaysia this weekend, with the Briton admitting that the short break... read more »

Marussia team principal John Booth believes that his team can take the fight to the midfield runners. Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton finished fifteenth and seventeenth... read more »

Felipe Massa has "no idea" as to why Red Bull's stunning pace disappeared in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Lotus team boss Eric Boullier says that the teams' efforts have been vindicated by winning the Australian GP - and insists the 2013 title is possible. read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali said that Fernando Alonso's second place in the Australian GP was an encouraging start to what will be an 'intense' season. read more »

After claiming a surprise victory at the Australian Grand Prix, Kimi Raikkonen believes he has every chance of challenging for the World title... read more »

Max Chilton has said he is happy with his F1 debut. The 21 year old British driver finished 17th at the Australian Grand Prix, a full lap behind his team-mate Jules Bianchi... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen leads the 2013 world championship after his win in Melbourne, while Ferrari lead the constructors race by four points from Lotus. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is convinced that Mercedes learned lessons in the Australian Grand Prix that will give it a much stronger race performance in Malaysia this weekend. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said Red Bull's surprising lack of race pace was due to an inability to make the tyres last in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Red Bull says there are no grounds for concern about its form in the Australian Grand Prix even though it failed to convert a front row lockout into a victory read more »

Despite turning in strong performances at the Australian GP, Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Force India's Paul di Resta both felt they'd lost out in Melbourne. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen may have stood on top of the podium, but did the Finn do enough to be voted driver of the day in the Australian Grand Prix? read more »

A move to liquidate the Group Lotus PLC car company will have no effect on the Australian GP-winning Lotus F1 team, insist company insiders. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not concerned about Sunday's Australian GP result which saw Red Bull lose out to Lotus and Ferrari... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen admits that it's going to be hard to keep repeating his Australian Grand Prix success over the rest of the 2013 F1 season. read more »

Ferrari believes it must still push hard to improve the speed of its car even though it lost the Australian Grand Prix because of tyre management rather than a lack of pace. read more »

Sauber were left empty-handed at the end of the Australian Grand Prix, after they were able to field only one of their two cars in Melbourne. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says he extracted the 'maximum performance' out of the Williams FW35 in Melbourne on Sunday, with the Finn making a respectable start to his... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes that Ferrari has begun the season on the right foot following his podium in the Australian Grand Prix. Alonso finished second in Melbourne, while... read more »

Lotus has played down talk that Kimi Raikkonen's Australian Grand Prix victory has put the team in a position to fight for the Formula 1 world championship this year. read more »

Marussia duo Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton were in high spirts after Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, with both men taking the chequered flag on their respective Formula... read more »

McLaren believes an issue with the systems in the Red Bull garage, rather than a faulty ECU, was the cause of Mark Webber's troubles at the start of the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

With little time to reflect on his Australian Grand Prix success, Kimi Raikkonen's focus turns his chances of a repeat in Malaysia this weekend. read more »

At the end of a nightmare weekend for McLaren, Red Bull’s Christian Horner added the final insult. Briton Horner, boss of McLaren’s arch-rival, blamed the... read more »