After "a good few weeks on track", Nico Rosberg has urged Mercedes to continue pushing as there is always more performance to gain... read more »

Vijay Mallya thinks Force India can continue to challenge at the front of F1 after Sergio Perez's podium finish at the Bahrain GP. read more »

The FIA hopes that by stopping teams from modifying the standard fuel flow sensor supplied by British company Gill sensors, it will put an end to complaints that they're... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says he is hoping for a reliable outing at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. Kobayashi endured a difficult time in Australia due to a lack of running in... read more »

Nico Rosberg says Mercedes has to continue its good form at the Bahrain Grand Prix because its "rivals are breathing down our... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg sees no reason why Force India cannot maintain its strong start to the season and continue to challenge near the front of the Formula 1 field. read more »

Pastor Maldonado is confident Lotus will continue to improve this weekend in Bahrain and has said Malaysia was 'clearly' a step forwards. read more »

Mercedes duo continue to dominate in Sepang as sensor issue sidelines McLaren pair. read more »

Following from victory in Australia, Mercedes AMG Petronas head to Malaysia with the goal to return to the top step of the podium. There is a strong chance that Lewis […] read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he has no qualms with the way the FIA are policing the sport in the wake of the Red Bull fuel flow controversy and believes teams will continue to go... read more »

Nico Rosberg has urged the Mercedes team to continue working hard and not to 'fall asleep' despite making such a strong start to the season... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting says incidents where drivers exceed the track limits will be dealt with on a race-by-race basis following consultation with the drivers... read more »

Red Bull has formally appealed to the FIA over Daniel Ricciardo's exclusion from the Australian Grand Prix. The reigning World Champions had until Thursday lunchtime to... read more »

Jenson Button is hoping to continue in Formula 1 after 2014, but doesn't yet have a contract in place after only signing a one-year extension with McLaren last year. The... read more »

Romain Grosjean still believes his E22 could be a "monster of a car" but first the team needs to resolve their issues... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone's legal advisor, Stephen Mullens, is to join the 83-year old in the dock in Germany as probes into F1 share dealings... read more »

Marussia F1's Jules Bianchi believes that the team has the potential to move forward as problems continue to affect the opposition ahead of... read more »

Williams reserve driver Felipe Nasr is targeting winning the GP2 title this season after confirming that he will continue to race for Carlin in the series. Nasr made his GP2... read more »

Doctors treating Michael Schumacher continue their efforts to bring the German out of his medically-induced coma, the F1's legend management have confirmed. read more »

The Formula One Teams' Assocation, FOTA, has disbanded after six active years, citing "insufficient funds to continue, & lack of consensus on revised... read more »

Williams has confirmed that Susie Wolff will continue as the team's development driver throughout 2014, which will include taking part in two FP1 sessions. It's... read more »

Williams reveals that Susie Wolff will continue as its development driver for 2014 in an expanded role that will see her take part in two FP1 sessions this season. read more »

Williams has confirmed that Susie Wolff will continue as the team's development driver for the 2014 Formula 1 season in an expanded role that will see her take part in... read more »

Williams has retained Susie Wolff as their development driver for the 2014 season. Wolff will participate in one test day for the team and also take part in two FP1 sessions in... read more »

It was another strong day in Bahrain for Mercedes while Red Bull and its sister team Toro Rosso continue to hurt, as do Sauber and Marussia. read more »