Force India driver Paul di Resta finds himself down on the eighth row of the grid for the Chinese Grand Prix, but is still confident of fighting for points come the race. read more »

Apr.14 (GMM) The real motive for Lotus' protest against the Mercedes 'double-DRS' may be emerging. A rumour in the Shanghai paddock is that the former Renault... read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he still has a chance of winning his third world championship this year despite Ferrari's continuing poor form. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was disappointed with his car's performance during qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix despite securing his best grid position since his comeback with Lotus read more »

Paul di Resta does not believe he could have mustered any more performance from his Force India on Saturday, despite qualifying only 15th for the Chinese Grand Prix. The Scot... read more »

Despite the disappointment of not getting the cars in the top 10, we are looking forward to tomorrow's race as we believe that our race pace will be strong. read more »

Lotus line up fourth and tenth in China, with Kimi Räikkönen leading the charge and Romain Grosjean having decided to abort his final run in Q3. Despite being... read more »

Although he starts seventh, Lewis Hamilton remains a firm favourite for victory in China on Sunday. The McLaren driver, knowing he had a five-place penalty for a gearbox change... read more »

Michael Schumacher admits that Mercedes may not be capable of retaining its front-running pace, despite starting off the front row in China on Sunday. In an historic first for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes he is "in a good position" for the Chinese Grand Prix despite his five-place grid penalty read more »

Lewis Hamilton was unhappy with changes made to his car on Saturday morning despite setting the fastest time of FP3 read more »

Finnish television broadcaster MTV3 has decided that they will not be sending their F1 reporting team to Bahrain, despite the FIA’s announcement that the Bahrain... read more »

Apr.13 (GMM) High-profile sponsors are nervous, as formula one ploughs ahead with next week's Bahrain grand prix. Despite widespread trepidation felt within the paddock... read more »

Despite a nasty shunt in Friday¿s second practice session, Timo Glock has revealed that both he and his car are not badly damaged... read more »

Technical director Pat Fry says Ferrari is staying realistic in Shanghai despite progress with upgrades introduced for the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is confident Lotus can score its best result of the season at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend despite a poor showing in Friday practice read more »

Lewis Hamilton is upbeat about the long-run pace of his McLaren, which he hopes will make him a contender for victory in China despite a five-place grid penalty. read more »

Ferrari is lacking performance after Friday practice at the Chinese Grand Prix according to Fernando Alonso read more »

Ross Brawn confirmed that Mercedes had spent most of Friday practice focusing on race pace despite setting the fastest time of the day read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims that everyone, the teams, the governing body and officials, are happy to attend the Bahrain Grand Prix, despite the current political unrest. The read more »

Ross Brawn says there are no concerns about Nico Rosberg's qualifying performances this year - despite the German making errors on his quickest qualifying runs in... read more »

Sauber's sights remain set on consistent points finishes rather than podium finishes despite Sergio Perez's near-victory in last month's Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

The FIA insists the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled this year despite concerns about the security situation in the country read more »

Motorsport's governing body has said that the Bahrain Grand Prix should go ahead, despite calls for the event to be cancelled for a second straight season. read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton believes he can still win this weekend in China, despite having picked up a five-place grid penalty. read more »