Pirelli will not change its approach to producing challenging tyres in Formula 1, despite the controversy caused by Michael Schumacher's recent criticisms of its products. read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has no regrets about the decisions he took over the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, despite the controversy caused by his outfit not... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone sees no reason to drop Bahrain from future F1 schedules, despite the controversy this year's event provoked. read more »

It appears the words 'Helmut Marko' and 'controversy' go hand in hand, with the Red Bull advisor asserting that new regulations were made to end Red... read more »

Jean Todt has broken his long and conspicuous silence over the Bahrain controversy. Until now, the ultra-low-profile FIA president had been reluctant to speak on the issue,... read more »

Jean Todt, the under-fire FIA president, finally broke his long and conspicuous silence over the Bahrain controversy read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has admitted F1 teams will breach their contracts if they do not race in Bahrain next weekend. Earlier, as the controversy surrounding the... read more »

Mercedes' controversial rear wing and DRS system again looks set to come under the beady eye of the FIA ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Apr.2 (GMM) The 2012 'F-duct' controversy looks set to keep running for now. "It's not over yet," confirmed Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko to... read more »

Hot on the heels of the new F-duct controversy, Mercedes has turned the heat back onto Red Bull. Amid complaints from rival teams including Red Bull about its innovative... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has hit back at suggestions that his team's new F-duct system is illegal and said all the media hype has distracted attention from some... read more »

Lotus is hoping to sit down with Mercedes and the FIA ahead of the Australian Grand Prix to try and end the controversy over its rival's DRS-activated F-duct. read more »

Adrian Newey believes the regulations regarding the use of exhaust gases are clear, but has not ruled out the possibility of controversy before the start of the season read more »

Jan.30 (GMM) The Lotus 'reactive ride height system' controversy may have been a storm in a teacup. Writing in Turun Sanomat newspaper, Finnish correspondent Heikki... read more »

Lotus's innovative ride-height braking system is set to be the first big controversy of 2012 with team's awaiting word on its legality... read more »

Jan.10 (GMM) Organisers of the Bahrain grand prix are pushing ahead with preparations for April's race. Last year's pre-season test and race at the Sakhir circuit... read more »

Organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix are pushing ahead with preparations for April’s race. Last year’s pre-season test and race at the Sakhir circuit were... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the trials and controversy of his 2011 season were necessary in order for him to learn and grow - and that such knowledge means he can now see the positives... read more »

Dave Ryan, the former McLaren sporting director who left the team in the wake of the Lewis Hamilton lying controversy at the start of 2009, is on the verge of a return to... read more »

Formula 1 chiefs are to consider a change to the tyres rules for qualifying, AUTOSPORT has learned, following controversy about cars not running in Q3 this year. read more »

The controversy over Felipe Massa and Lewis Hamilton's collision in the Singapore Grand Prix has taken a fresh twist with the release of new footage from the race read more »

Mercedes GP has called for a more hard line approach to ensure that all Formula 1 teams are abiding by the Resource Restriction Agreement, amid renewed controversy about... read more »

Red Bull Racing believes that Formula 1's curfew regulations still need tweaking after the controversy at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

For seemingly the umpteenth time this season, Lewis Hamilton has opened his mouth to court controversy, this time accusing Rubens Barrichello of being 'content with just... read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh is confident that teams can make Formula 1's Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) a success, despite fresh controversy over the deal. read more »