As expected, Red Bull endured a trying Friday at Monza. Having already struggled for top speeds last time out at Spa, both Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel encountered the same... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and his management company have spoken with Martin Whitmarsh and all remain calm about the situation. That is according to the Team Principal, as speculation... read more »

Nico Rosberg says Mercedes is "destined for success" as speculation continues that Lewis Hamilton might join the team in 2013 read more »

Kamui Kobayashi's FP1 time remains unbeaten as rain continues to plague the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Fans left frustrated as rain continues to fall at Spa and drivers opt for limited running, only a couple even bothering to post a time. read more »

Robert Kubica has reportedly taken part in a secret four-day rally test in a Ford WRC car last week at a little known French circuit. The Polish driver was seriously injured in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has met with McLaren to discuss his future on several occasions over recent weeks, according to Martin Whitmarsh. As the media continues to speculate about the... read more »

Controversy continues to dog the Grand Prix of America after it was confirmed that the company's president has resigned from his position... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone admits to meeting Nurburgring circuit officials in bid to save 2013 German GP. 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 »

Lotus notched up a double podium result in Hungary on Sunday, marking the fifth time in 2012 that one team had seen both of its drivers on the rostrum and the second time that... read more »

Bruno Senna is optimistic he will be able to secure his future at the Williams team if he continues to qualify as strongly as he did in the Hungarian Grand Prix read more »

Heads of the Nürburgring are confident that the venue can retain its F1 race next year. With the facility having been declared bankrupt, it looked likely that... 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' search for their first win of 2012 continues, but Kimi Raikkonen insists the team are determined to end the drought... read more »

Lewis Hamilton sets the pace in second practice session in Hungary, ahead of Raikkonen, Senna, Massa, Alonso and Button, as rain compromises final thirty minutes of running. read more »

Maria de Villota has left hospital in Spain as she continues to make a steady recovery from her straight-line testing accident earlier this month read more »

Romain Grosjean is confident that if he continues to perform at his current level he will remain at Lotus next season... read more »

Discussions surrounding a new Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) are progressing, though there remains no indication as to when it will come in to affect. read more »

Maria de Villota has left Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge and returned home to Spain to continue her recovery process. The Spaniard lost her right eye and suffered... read more »

Pirelli's attempts to gather data on its latest hard compound tyre were again largely thwarted by the weather at Hockenheim. read more »

Pastor Maldonado tops the timesheets in FP2 as intermittent rain continues to cause problems, especially for former 'Rain Master' Michael Schumacher who crash in the... read more »

Jenson Button heads McLaren 1-2 in opening practice at Hockenheim, but rain continues to dog F1. read more »

Derek Warwick will return to the role of FIA driver steward as Formula 1 continues in Germany this weekend. The former racer will be working alongside of panel of other... read more »

Felipe Massa insists he shouldn't be worried about his future at Ferrari as long as he continues to perform as he did at the British Grand Prix. The Brazilian has come... read more »