Lewis Hamilton took his second consecutive pole position this afternoon at the Nürburgring and his third of the 2013 season. Mercedes AMG did however get things wrong for Nico... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has said several factors are to blame for the teams' woes this season.     read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Formula 1's focus should be on ensuring there is no repeat of the tyre fiasco it has faced this year, rather than working out who... read more »

Yesterday's statement from Pirelli insinuated that the teams should shoulder a proportion of the blame in regard to the spectacular tyre failures we witnessed at... read more »

Pirelli says it isn't in conflict with F1's competing teams despite laying some of the blame for the failures seen at Silverstone firmly at their... read more »

As Pirelli reveals the results of its investigation into the Silverstone failures, paul Hembery is keen to clarify that the Italian manufacturer is not seeking to blame others. read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has issued a statement to reiterate that the tyre company is working closely with the FIA and others after Sunday’s tyre... read more »

Pirelli has confirmed that numerous factors were to blame for the tyre failures which occured during the British Grand Prix, including the teams. A statement from the official... read more »

F1 has been guilty of all talk and no action but needs to sort out its tyre issues now, says BBC F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson read more »

BRDC president, Derek Warwick, has dismissed claims that the kerbing at Silverstone was to blame for the numerous, spectacular tyres failures during yesterday's Grand Prix. read more »

Silverstone organisers have shunned claims that the circuit's kerbs could have played a role in the dramatic sequence of tyre failures suffered at the British Grand Prix. read more »

BRDC President Derek Warwick says it is "absolute rubbish" to suggest the kerbs at Silverstone were to blame for the tyre failures witnessed in Sunday's British... read more »

F1 tyres took centre stage again at the British Grand Prix, but where should the finger of blame be directed after the latest rash of high-profile... read more »

Fernando Alonso says the curbs at Silverstone were not to blame for the four tyre failures that occurred during the race. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has accused his Lotus team of making "absolutely the wrong call" after plummeting from second to fifth over the final laps of Sunday's British GP. read more »

Fernando Alonso doubts that Silverstone's kerbs were to blame for the tyre failures seen in the British Grand Prix. read more »

Felipe Massa has refused to rule out a boycott of the German Grand Prix if changes aren't made to the Pirelli tyres following a spate of failures during the British GP.... read more »

An initial investigation by Pirelli into Sergio Perez's tyre failure in final practice for the British Grand Prix pinpoints a cut sidewall as the cause and not a delamination. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone doesn't blame Pirelli for the testing controversy which has hit the sport in the last month, but does blame Mercedes who he says should have turned the... read more »

Back home in Maranello, Ferrari has confirmed that post-race investigation revealed a suspension failure was to blame for Felipe Massa's crash during the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Mercedes has to take the blame for the tyre testing row and not Pirelli read more »

Ferrari have ruled out driver error in Felipe Massa's Monaco Grand Prix crash, which looked like a carbon copy of the one he suffered in final practice. Whilst that... read more »

Max Chilton takes the blame for the clash that put Pastor Maldonado out of the Monaco Grand Prix     read more »

Ferrari says Felipe Massa wasn't to blame for the accident that put him out of the Monaco Grand Prix     read more »

Sergio Perez says Kimi Raikkonen was to blame for the clash that put him out of the Monaco Grand Prix     read more »