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 »

Mark Webber maintains he had no reason to inform Red Bull that he had fractured his shoulder while mountain biking. 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 »

Gerhard Berger has refused to join those who have criticised Ferrari's mistake that cost Fernando Alonso his third drivers' title in 2010 read more »

A calmer Fernando Alonso reflects that it would be wrong to blame Ferrari for his missing out on the F1 2010 drivers' crown in Abu Dhabi - but there is still no apology... read more »

Fernando Alonso refuses to blame Ferrari for making a strategic error that may have handed the driver's world championship to Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Fernando Alonso defended Ferrari's decision to pit early, despite the decision possibly contributing to him failing to his defeat in the world championship by new champion... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he sees no evidence of Red Bull showing any favouritism towards him, despite team-mate Mark Webber's suggestion that it was the young German who had... read more »

The BBC has issued a statement in defence of its channel-switch during Sunday's inaugural Korean Grand Prix, following almost 300 complaints from disgruntled viewers... read more »

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale defends Lewis Hamilton's DNFs in Italy and Singapore by acknowledging that 'it's not in his instinct to play a... read more »