Q. We’re at the halfway point of the season, what assessment do you make of these first months? Luis Pérez-Sala: My assessment couldn’t be more... read more »

Ross Brawn insists that Mercedes will continue to strengthen its F1 effort after a disappointing first half to 2012. read more »

While refusing to be drawn in to any speculation, Ross Brawn has suggested that Michael Schumacher could well continue with Mercedes next year. read more »

Sauber looks set to continue its relationship with Ferrari when the new engine regulations come into effect in 2014, though team boss Monisha Kaltenborn has voiced concerns... read more »

Sauber are keen to continue their relationship with Ferrari when the new V6 turbo regulations come into effect in 2014, but they do have concerns over costs... read more »

Sauber are yet to decide which engines will power their cars from 2014 onwards, when the new engine formula is introduced, but admit it makes sense to continue with long-term... read more »

Pirelli is hoping to extend its current three-year contract, which expires next season, to supply Formula 1 with tyres. The Italian company returned to the sport in 2011 and... read more »

Pirelli is hoping to find out this year whether Formula One wants it to continue as its tyre supplier beyond 2014 read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that he will continue analysis into a possible London Grand Prix once the ongoing Olympic Games have finished taking place in the British capital.... read more »

Bruno Senna is sure that he will secure his Formula One future if he can continue to replicate his strong qualifying performance from Hungary read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the team "must continue to keep up the pressure" during the second half of the season read more »

Q. Eleven races completed, time to look back at the season so far. How do you evaluate the first part of the championship? Pat Fry: Obviously, at the start, after the... read more »

Ferrari are set to introduce some 'interesting developments' in the coming races according to technical director Pat Fry. The Briton admitted that recent upgrades... read more »

María de Villota was in hospital in northern Spain on Tuesday in order to continue her recovery from the crash which had almost taken her life five weeks earlier.... read more »

Lotus are set to continue developing their double DRS despite reports that the system will be banned next season... read more »

Q: How would you sum up the competitiveness of the Williams-Renault FW34 at the Hungaroring? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Both cars were competitive... read more »

As the London 2012 Olympic Games continue, a Williams Formula 1 car is on display to the general public. It can be found in the Design Museum as part of the Designed to Win... read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali hopes that progress can be made on finalising a Resource Restriction Agreement deal with the FIA before the next Formula 1 race at... read more »

Mark Webber says it is not time to panic about his championship chances, despite conceding more ground to Fernando Alonso in Hungary. read more »

Lotus still believes it is worth developing its double DRS design for the remainder of the season, even though rule changes will make the concept illegal for next year read more »

Bruno Senna, 7th: Today was a nice race. We pushed very hard on the strategy to make it work especially as the track conditions and the weather were very different from what we... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 22nd: "It was a tough but nice race. It was very hot but we had a good pace. We went for a two-stop strategy, starting on mediums, then mediums again and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is confident he can challenge for the title as he closed the gap to Fernando Alonso by 15 points in Hungary. The McLaren driver was back on form this weekend to... read more »

The 2013 Formula One calendar will continue to include 20 races, the sport's commercial ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone said on Saturday... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh believes that Jenson Button's revival will continue in this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »