Peter Sauber believes his team can aim for a 'significant' improvement in its championship position in 2012 as the Formula 1 pack appears to have closed up over the... read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber believes he will need to improve in qualifying this season if he is to stand any chance of beating his team-mate, Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Michael Schumacher believes Red Bull Racing will remain the team to beat this year, at least at the 2012 F1 season opening Australian Grand Prix next weekend. read more »

Bruno Senna is hoping to help Williams consistently return to the top ten in 2012, with the squad having endured its worst ever season last year. Following a switch from Lotus... read more »

Former grand prix winner John Watson believes innovation is being "regulated out" of modern Formula One read more »

Caterham newcomer Vitaly Petrov believes that the team have come on leaps and bounds during their pre-season campaign... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier believes that the team's latest challenger may have what it takes to mix it with the teams at the front of the grid... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes that Jenson Button will prove the biggest obstacle in his drivers' quest for the title... read more »

Seb Vettel believes that if he lost his passion for F1 he would no longer be able to succeed but concedes that there is less room for drivers to show their passion than in the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes he is the outright favourite for the 2012 championship as a result of his title victory last year read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Ferrari is under a different pressure from the media after a lack of scrutiny over Red Bull's problems in Barcelona read more »

Red Bull Racing team boss Christian Horner believes that the 'best is yet to come' from reigning World Champion Sebastian Vettel, with the latter about to... read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn believes Formula One could see a group of "five or six teams" challenging at the front this season... read more »

Michael Schumacher believes this year's championship will be much tighter than in recent years although he is not willing to speculate how Mercedes will stack up against... read more »

Jenson Button believes Sauber will be "competitive" at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after noting impressive testing pace read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn believes everything is in place for the squad to take a significant step forward over its 2011 form this year. read more »

Heikki Kovalainen believes Caterham could be within 0.3 seconds of joining the battle in the Formula 1 midfield this year, following the completion of his pre-season test... read more »

Sergio Perez is confident that Sauber are in good shape for the first race in Australia, and believes he too is ready for the new read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry believes his team is in 'reasonable' shape for the start of the season, although admits that it must keep working hard to improve... read more »

Sergio Perez believes his Sauber team has made a big step forward with its car at Barcelona, after a troubled start to its pre-season testing programme. read more »

Nico Rosberg believes that Mercedes' strong showing in pre-season Formula 1 testing so far has justified the manufacturer's decision to give its new W03 car a late debut. read more »

Formula One pundit and former driver Martin Brundle believes it's close between Red Bull and McLaren as to which has the fastest car. Brundle spent Thursday read more »

Mike Gascoyne believes Caterham made strong progress as Formula 1 testing continued in Spain on Thursday. After an early drama, when Heikki Kovalainen was taken ill with food... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Mark Webber may well turn out to be Sebastian Vettel's main rival for the 2012 Championship... read more »

Norbert Haug strongly believes customer cars should not return to Formula 1, stressing that each constructor has the right to fully design and build its own chassis. The... read more »