I've worked in Formula One since the turn of the millennium and never experienced anything like the events surrounding last week's grand prix. Before coming out here... read more »

Despite rumours claiming that New York's F1 race could be delayed until 2014, work is well underway and organisers are still targeting a 2013 event. read more »

Michael Schumacher has criticised Pirelli claiming that the high degradation on its 2012 tyres is spoiling races. read more »

Paul di Resta hails an "amazing job" by his Force India team after a testing week ended with the Scot claiming sixth in Bahrain. read more »

Heikki Kovalainen said Caterham always believed it could get into Q2 in Bahrain, after claiming the team's best qualifying result of the 2012 season so far with 16th on... read more »

Sebastian Vettel upset the formbook by claiming his first pole position of 2012 in a topsy-turvy qualifying session at the Bahrain GP. read more »

Dr Helmut Marko has aimed fire at F1's new rules for 2012, claiming they were devised "deliberately" to end the era of Red Bull dominance. "We no longer... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen is calling for Pastor Maldonado to receive a penalty in China, with the Finn claiming that the Venezuelan slowed him in the first phase of qualifying. read more »

Lotus reveals statement claiming quotes used by Bahrain organizers to show support for Grand Prix were taken from a confidential report. read more »

Magny-Cours remains keen to host the French Grand Prix, despite all suggestions claiming it is headed for Paul Ricard. read more »

Just weeks after claiming that F1 could return to Bahrain this year, 1996 world champion Damon Hill has had a change of heart admitting concern over the forthcoming event. read more »

After claiming his first points in only his second F1 race, Jean-Eric Vergne can't wait to get to China to "have another go"... read more »

Christian Horner has moved to dispel those claiming Sebastian Vettel should receive a sanction for his actions against Narain Karthikeyan in the Malaysian Grand Prix. After... read more »

Force India is preparing to appeal part of last week’s High Court ruling against Aerolab, claiming the Italian company should pay increased compensation for damages... read more »

The Sauber F1 team were overjoyed with their best ever result after claiming with second place in Malaysia - and no wild conspiracy theories were going to bring them down. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he won't complain about his Malaysian GP result after claiming his second podium in as many grands prix... read more »

Michael Schumacher is confident Mercedes can carry their qualifying form through into Sunday's Malaysian GP after claiming third place on the grid... read more »

Sergio Perez says he's not letting rumours claiming he's set to take Felipe Massa's Ferrari race-seat distract him from his job at Sauber. read more »

Ross Brawn has called on his rival outfits not to protest Mercedes rear-wing F-duct on Sunday, claiming it would be 'unfortunate' and 'unpleasant'. As we... read more »

Mercedes could face a protest in Australia with reports claiming Lotus are not happy with their rival's wing stalling device read more »

Sebastian Vettel didn't hide his disappointment at starting sixth on the grid for the Australian GP, claiming the McLarens were 'out of reach'. The German starts read more »

Jenson Button has conceded that his McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton did a better job in Melbourne on Saturday, the latter claiming pole position for the opening race of the... read more »

One man who has everything to prove in 2012 is Nico Hülkenberg, having been dropped by Williams in favour of Pastor Maldonado last year despite claiming an impressive... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has re-ignited the customer car debate by claiming it would help facilitate the return of an Italian presence to the Formula 1 grid read more »

Jaime Alguersuari has given a damning view of Robert Kubica's current condition, claiming the Pole is unable to pick up and drink from a glass read more »