Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has said he is very happy with the way the Maranello-based team has reacted this year after a rather lacklustre start to F1 2012. read more »

Paul Di Resta and Nico Hülkenberg are both confident that Force India has what it takes to climb up the grid as the 2012 Formula 1 campaign progresses, with consistent... read more »

Sauber driver Kamui Kobayashi is expecting the Swiss-based team to be strong in Canada this weekend. read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier is convinced the Enstone-based operation can do better in Canada next weekend and that the blip in Monaco was just a one-off. read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier believes his team still remains fully in contention of fighting for both titles', given how small the gap to the front currently is. The... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will not remain with McLaren next season and could even leave the Woking-based outfit before the end of this year, according to French TV F1 commentator,... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has questioned the health of the New York-based Grand Prix of America after revealing that organisers have fallen behind contractual deadlines. read more »

Williams' former title sponsor At-and-T has switched allegiance to reigning world champions Red Bull. The American multinational telecom became Williams' naming... read more »

Williams’ former title sponsor AT&T has switched allegiance to reigning world champions Red Bull. The American multinational telecom became... read more »

There was an element of publicity in Force India's decision to sit out a practice session in Bahrain last month, Bernie Ecclestone has charged. The F1 chief executive had... read more »

Yet another weekend has passed in which the pre-race favourite, Lotus, failed to deliver. But Jaime Alguersuari thinks the Enstone based team remains poised to shine in the... read more »

Yet another weekend has passed in which the pre-race favourite, Lotus, failed to deliver. But Jaime Alguersuari thinks the Enstone based team remains poised to shine in the... read more »

Mercedes may have collected 18 points in Monaco, as Nico Rosberg finished a close second to winner Mark Webber, but it was a day of mixed emotions for the Brackley-based team.... read more »

Mark Webber, 2nd: "It was a strong day, particularly this afternoon. It's normal around here that the momentum has got to build before qualifying and then you have to... read more »

Dany Bahar, Chief Executive Officer of Group Lotus, has been suspended by the company. The Norfolk-based sports car maker, owned by Malaysia’s Proton, is the title... read more »

Mika Hakkinen thinks his Finnish countryman could be the favourite for Monaco victory. “Based on practice – looking at how the cars behaved and how the... read more »

Nestle chairman Peter Brabeck has been appointed chairman of Formula 1 following a meeting in Monaco on Friday afternoon. The 67-year-old currently heads the Nestle food group... read more »

Dany Bahar has been suspended from his role as chief executive officer of the Lotus automotive group. Bahar was instrumental in relaunching the Norfolk based car company,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton looks set to close the gap to the highest paid driver in Formula 1, currently Fernando Alonso, if he accepts McLaren's latest deal to retain his services... read more »

As powerful businessmen slice up the F1 pie, the sport's governing body also wants a piece. Amid all the talk about the planned multi-billion Singapore floatation, a... read more »

Sir Frank Williams has vowed to visit every rival team this weekend in Monaco to thank them personally for their response to the garage fire two weeks ago in Spain. The... read more »

Paul di Resta has hinted he would leap at the chance to replace Michael Schumacher at Mercedes. The German marque's Brackley based chief executive Nick Fry this week... read more »

Even ahead of F1's Singapore floatation, the sport has some new owners. Reuters, the specialist financial market news agency, said US-based asset managers Waddell and... read more »

Paul di Resta is at the front of the queue should Mercedes need to replace Michael Schumacher. That was the claim on Monday of Nick Fry, the chief executive of the German... read more »

Michael Schumacher is racing for retirement if his run of poor form continues. That is the view of Nick Fry, the chief executive of Mercedes’ Brackley based Formula... read more »