Cult BBC motoring show Top Gear's decision to dress Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond in burkas during the Middle Eastern special on Boxing Day has caused rather a ruckus... read more »

Willi Weber, manager for Nico Hülkenberg, has stated that news surrounding the future of the ex Williams driver will arrive in the middle of the month, with current internet... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg's management insists it is still trying to negotiate the best possible deal for him in 2011, despite reports that he has a place as a Friday test driver at... read more »

Renault managing director Jean Francois Caubet hints that Japanese manufacturers are reconsidering their decision to quit F1 with new engine rules pending read more »

FIA vice-president Enrico Gelpi believes the 'right' decision was reached last week when it was decided to 'delete' article 39.1 forbidding team orders. read more »

Mark Webber doubts that the FIA's decision to end the team orders ban will make any difference to the racing next season read more »

Red Bull will stick to their philosophy of not imposing team orders despite the FIA's decision to lift the ban on the controversial policy... read more »

Michael Schumacher says he feels good about his decision to come back to Formula 1 this year despite a tough season with Mercedes. read more »

Mercedes GP driver Michael Schumacher insists he "feels good" about his decision to return to Formula One this year... read more »

As to be expected, Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali has praised the FIA's decision to scrap the ban on team orders... read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali celebrated the return of Formula One to a "team sport" after the FIA announced its decision to lift the ban on team orders ahead... read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali has welcomed the FIA's decision to ditch the team orders ban as the end of a piece of 'pointless hypocrisy' read more »

The rule forbidding team orders has been deleted, the World Motor Sport Council announced today following its final meeting of the year in Monaco. The decision has been taken... read more »

The decision of Group Lotus to switch allegiance to the RenaultF1 team from Tony Fernandes' Team Lotus outfit risks bringing the sport into disrepute and damaging the... read more »

Four-time F1 World Champion Alain Prost believes France has become a ‘little auto-phobic’ and he believes Renault’s decision to completely sell it Formula One... read more »

Four-time world champion and former team owner Alain Prost says he is saddened by Renault's decision to sell its remaining shares to Group Renault because it reflects... read more »

Former F1 driver Jos Verstappen says it would be a poor decision for Renault to retain the services of Russian driver Vitaly Petrov read more »

Proton has said its 'fully supports' the decision of Group Lotus to enter the FIA Formula One World Championship in 2011 as was announced on Wednesday, even though... read more »

Following Renault’s decision to sell its minority stake in the Renault F1 Team, the French manufacturer has confirmed it has now created 'Renault Sport... read more »

Mark Webber defends his decision not to tell Red Bull Racing about the shoulder injury he carried through the latter stages of the 2010 F1 season read more »

Mark Webber has defended his decision not to inform his team about the shoulder injury which it is claimed compromised the final races of his season. read more »

Proton says it is fully behind Group Lotus' decision to move into F1 after announcement of Renault deal read more »

Mark Webber defends his decision not to tell anyone about his fractured shoulder and insists it did not affect him in the final four races of 2010. read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber has defended his decision not to tell Team Principal Christian Horner about the shoulder injury he sustained prior to the Japanese Grand Prix, and... read more »

Mark Webber has defended his decision not to tell his Red Bull Racing team about the shoulder injury he suffered prior to the Japanese Grand Prix, insisting that the incident... read more »