Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed claims that his TV people deliberately ignored Force India during today's sessions. read more »

Force India has refused to comment on claims that its television exposure during qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix was deliberately kept to a minimum because of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel claims first pole of 2012 as McLaren, Mercedes stumble in Bahrain qualifying. read more »

Circuit of the Americas, the track hosting this year’s returning United States Grand Prix in Texas, has moved to dispel claims that investor Red McCombs may be... read more »

The organisers of the New Jersey Grand Prix have denied reports that the inaugural race, planned for 2013, is behind schedule and could be delayed read more »

Representatives of COTA deny claims that circuit investor Red McCombs might sell a portion of his ownership interest in the facility to Tavo Hellmund. read more »

Jenson Button claims he has no doubts that the Bahrain Grand Prix should be going ahead this weekend, trusting that Formula 1 governing body the FIA has made the right decision... read more »

John Booth claims Marussia has made up one and a half seconds in average lap time since the start of the 2012 Formula 1 campaign in Australia. The Anglo-Russian team, which... read more »

Apr.16 (GMM) No one in formula one really wants to go to Bahrain, according to the correspondent for The Times newspaper. Kevin Eason has admitted he was harangued by the... read more »

Mercedes man Nico Rosberg converts pole into victory in China and claims his very first win at the pinnacle of the sport. read more »

Nico Rosberg kept it neat and tidy and avoided all pit stop woes as he raced to his maiden Formula One victory in the Chinese GP... read more »

Nico Rosberg claims Mercedes' first pole since the 1950s - and break his own duck in the process... read more »

Nico Rosberg finally broke his F1 pole position duck with a scintillating lap in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Nico Rosberg will start in pole position for the Chinese Grand Prix after dominating the final part of qualifying to take his first ever pole. The read more »

Amnesty International claims the situation in Bahrain has not improved since the 2011 grand prix was cancelled - and says Formula 1 risks being used as a political tool by... read more »

Apr.13 (GMM) Michael Schumacher has dismissed the attempt to have Mercedes' innovative 'double-DRS' system banned. Having twice previously rejected... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that everyone, the teams, the governing body and officials, are happy to attend the Bahrain Grand Prix, despite the current political unrest. The read more »

The FIA claims that it is ‘satisfied’ with levels of security in Bahrain and that next weekend’s Grand Prix will be going ahead. The Paris-based... read more »

Human Rights Watch has warned Formula 1 that by holding next week's Bahrain Grand Prix, it will be endorsing the kingdom's regime despite claims that sport and... read more »

Group Lotus has attacked the Caterham F1 Team with a bizarre press release which claims to set the record straight on a number of rumours read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn is set to become Formula 1’s first ever female Team Principal. That is according to Peter Sauber, who claims that the current CEO of his team will... read more »

The boss of the Bahrain circuit, Zayed R Alzayani, insists that the Grand Prix will help unite the country, whilst denying that the event is being used as a PR exercise. read more »

As the furore over his team's rear wing continues, Mercedes' Ross Brawn claims that it is their inability to copy the device quickly that lies at the heart of the... read more »

Ross Brawn has hit back at suggestions that Formula 1 teams will face an expensive development race if his Mercedes team's DRS system remains legal and they have to copy it. read more »

Although Bernie Ecclestone claims that this year’s Bahrain Grand Prix will be going ahead without problems, a number of F1 insiders are beginning to voice their... read more »