Sebastian Vettel is targeting victory at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix but has admitted McLaren and Ferrari looked strong in Friday practice read more »

Nico Rosberg finishes Friday relatively content, despite having dropped from being quickest in first practice to only 19th this afternoon. The leading Mercedes driver has... read more »

Despite ending Friday three tenths of a second quicker than Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso remains adamant that Red Bull Racing are still the team to beat in Montreal. After... read more »

Fernando Alonso suspects that Red Bull will still be the pacesetter in Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, despite the Spaniard putting Ferrari on top in practice read more »

Nico Rosberg was quickest in this morning's first practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal, while championship leader Sebastian Vettel crashed. The... read more »

India will not be affected by the flip-flop over Bahrain that has led to the dates of their inaugural GP being swapped twice within a week, according to a top official... read more »

Mark Webber will have to wait until later this year for Red Bull to discuss his future at the team, despite telling team principal Christian Horner he wants to stay for another... read more »

Red Bull will be able to fight for victory in the Canadian Grand Prix despite many expecting the team to struggle at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, according to world champion... read more »

F1's total revenues fell 6.2% to £2.67bn last year despite two races in Canada and South Korea being added to the calendar and three new teams joining the sport. read more »

Despite admitting that Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel is in prime position for a second consecutive world title this year, Felipe Massa insists that Ferrari will continue pushing... read more »

Pat Fry, Chassis Director for Ferrari, has reported that the Italian team now holds a better understanding of the tyre issues it suffered in Barcelona. After being lapped in... read more »

Despite the fact that the World Motor Sport Council gave the green light for the Bahrain Grand Prix last week, Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone now says that the event is... read more »

Felipe Massa says Ferrari hasn't given up hope on winning the 2011 F1 title despite difficult start to the season read more »

McLaren say the title race is not over despite Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel's 58-point lead over McLaren's Lewis Hamilton read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Bahrain Grand Prix isn't likely to happen this season despite the FIA announcing a revised date for the race read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the Bahrain Grand Prix won't happen in 2011, despite the WMSC reinstating it on the calendar. A letter to the FIA from the read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says the Bahrain Grand Prix is unlikely to go ahead this year despite the FIA giving the green light to the event last week. read more »

Despite releasing a calendar with 21 races on it, FIA president Jean Todt insists there will be just 20 events next year. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has emphasised that the 2012 Formula 1 calendar will sport 20 races, despite a total of 21 having been displaying on Friday’s first draft of the... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says there is "absolutely" no way the 2012 season will have 21 races, despite the provisional calendar published by the governing body. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix could be hit by widespread protests, despite claims of 'a stable situation' in the kingdom. read more »

Three days after the FIA's decision to reinstate the Bahrain Grand Prix, there remains uncertainty whether the events will actually go ahead on October 30 as intended read more »

Red Bull Racing driver Mark Webber says he will be ‘highly surprised’ if the reinstated Bahrain Grand Prix goes ahead later this year, despite the FIA’s decision to set a new... read more »

Despite the FIA reinstating the Bahrain GP, Mark Webber says he'll be "highly surprised" if the race actually goes ahead... read more »

Renault will be allowed to run its usual livery in next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, despite the reference to tobacco. read more »