Lewis Hamilton takes a controlled win in the Bahrain GP as team-mate Nico Rosberg was beaten for second by Kimi Raikkonen. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has said that he would be happy for the sport to continue with the current V6 turbocharged power units, providing costs for… read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he has no problem with the continued use of V6 turbo engines, provided the cars are harder to drive and costs are controlled. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he would accept keeping the current V6 hybrid power units provided costs can be controlled read more »

Lewis Hamilton controlled every aspect of what happened during the China grand prix, says the BBC's David Coulthard. read more »

Nico Rosberg has accused Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton of compromising his race at the Chinese Grand Prix. Hamilton controlled proceedings but Rosberg feels that the Briton... read more »

Lewis Hamilton controlled proceedings to take his second victory of the season at the Chinese Grand Prix, leading home Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg and… read more »

Lewis Hamilton took a controlled victory for Mercedes in the Chinese Grand Prix as the Ferrari revival was stopped in its tracks. read more »

After a low-key opening round to 2015, the Formula 1 circus moves on to the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia for the second race of the campaign. In Australia it was... read more »

Formula 1's official tyre supplier, Pirelli, is set to change hands next month following news that China's state-owned China National Chemicals (ChemChina) has... read more »

Nico Rosberg has admitted that Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton was simply the faster driver during the Australian Grand Prix. Hamilton controlled Sunday's… read more »

Jules Bianchi failed to slow sufficiently for the conditions which not only included a wet racing surface but also the double waved yellow flags as a result of an earlier... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he doubts costs can be controlled in Formula 1, describing the area as "impossible to police". read more »

Daniel Ricciardo doesn t believe Sebastian Vettel is leaving Red Bull as a result of being beaten by his team-mate this season read more »

Jenson Button feels the FIA did the best job possible given the circumstances in Japan but that unfortunately "big accidents happen"... read more »

The FIA has chosen to enforce a ban on performance related team radio between team and driver in an attempt to remove the stigma that drivers are simply 'puppets'... read more »

Max Verstappen believes his driving style is very "controlled", which he feels is similar to that of Fernando Alonso... read more »

A controlled drive from McLaren protégé Stoffel Vandoorne saw him take his second GP2 victory of the season in the Sprint Race in Hungary. read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says F1 is now controlled by the six teams in the Strategy Group which has the power to impose changes on the other teams read more »

Peter Sauber should sell his interest in the Swiss outfit which bears his name and retire from the sport, according to former team owner and now television pundit Eddie Jordan.... read more »

Stephane Richelmi took his maiden GP2 victory in front of his home fans with a controlled drive in the Sprint Race on the streets of Monaco. read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix was another race controlled by Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton, the Briton taking maximum points ahead of team-mate Nico Rosberg and Ferrari's... read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed a dominant victory for Mercedes at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Hamilton controlled proceedings throughout and was only briefly headed during the pit stop... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is looking to bounce back from his Australian Grand Prix disappointment in the best possible way with victory in Malaysia. The Mercedes driver certainly knows he... read more »

With a turbo engine the air intake is controlled at all times regardless of ambient conditions, so those two long straights will really hurt. read more »