Formula 1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone does not expect the adjustable rear wing, new for 2011 and brought in with the hope of improving overtaking opportunities,... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone would like to see trackside sprinklers at Formula One circuits to artificially create the excitement of a wet circuit midway through grands prix read more »

Triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart believes Formula One's new circuits are to blame for the lack of overtaking in the sport read more »

Steve Sexton has become the President of the upcoming United States Grand Prix which will take place in 2012 at the new purpose-build facility located in Austin, Texas.... read more »

Team Lotus Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has expressed his annoyance over certain tracks on the Formula 1 calendar, highlighting in particularly the Hermann... read more »

Lotus boss Mike Gascoyne has slammed the construction of "boring" desert circuits in the Middle East. read more »

Mike Gascoyne reckons F1 doesn't need new innovations such as moveable rear wings, what it needs are better circuits that facilitate passing... read more »

Lotus Renault GP took the covers of its 2011 FIA Formula One World Championship challenger today at Valencia in Spain. The car was presented in the circuit’s pit lane just... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 reserve driver and GP2 title hopeful Jules Bianchi has criticised F1’s testing ban, which prohibits teams from running on any circuits with any driver... read more »

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that it will be unveiling its 2011 car, the STR6, at Valencia’s Ricardo Tormo circuit on Tuesday 1 February, with the covers set to come off... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has warned that any new circuit wishing to join the F1 calendar must be designed with safety and overtaking in-mind - to avoid any more repeats of Abu... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says new circuits will have to prove that they provide adequate overtaking opportunities, and has suggested that changes to current tracks to improve... read more »

The F1 2010/2011 winter testing schedule has been officially released - with 19 days set to be held around five different circuits from November to March. read more »

The infamous concrete wall on the outside of Interlagos’ Subida dos Boxes, the circuit’s final corner, has been modified ahead of next weekend’s penultimate round of the... read more »

A number of drivers highlighted Korea’s pit lane entry as a possible hazard following the Yeongam circuit’s first ever two practice sessions on Friday. Similar to the... read more »

Formula One is becoming ever more global. Tomorrow the Korean Grand Prix weekend officially gets underway and this Asian nation thus joins a list that already comprises twenty... read more »

Bad news for F1 fans, having simulated the new Korean GP track Sebastien Buemi says it's "very much in the style" of the usual Hermann Tilke circuits... read more »

Felipe Massa is confident that Ferrari will be more competitive at Suzuka this weekend than it was at circuits with similar high-speed, high-downforce characteristics earlier... read more »

Ask any driver on the grid to rank their favourite circuits and you can be sure that Suzuka will appear pretty near the top of most lists. read more »

The Suzuka circuit is one of the oldest remaining tracks of the Formula 1 Championship. It is a very technical one, but almost every driver counts it amongst their favorites.... read more »

Although he might now be the outsider amongst the F1 2010 crown-chasing quintet at 25 points adrift of the lead, defending world champion Jenson Button is bullish about his... read more »

Luca di Montezemolo has stressed that Ferrari’s recent pace is due to nothing more than much hard graft, both at circuits and its Maranello base, after a strong start to the... read more »

Jenson Button reckons McLaren will be more competitive at the final four races than it was in Singapore and is confident that it has its weakest track of the title run in behind it read more »