Triple Formula 1 World Champion Niki Lauda reckons the sport's DNA could be threatened by its ongoing safety drive, which includes the planned introduction of… read more »

Niki Lauda believes Formula 1 risks ruining its "DNA" if cockpit protection is brought into the sport... read more »

Niki Lauda has warned Formula One could risk ruining its DNA if it adopts cockpit protection read more »

Niki Lauda has echoed the sentiments of Bernie Ecclestone by warning F1 risks 'ruining' its own DNA if it commits to the introduction of cockpit protection. read more »

Oscar Espinoza has been confirmed to be the biological son of five-times World Champion Juan Manuel Fangio following a DNA test in Argentina. read more »

DNA test proves Espinosa is the son of Fangio read more »

The body of five time champion Juan Manuel Fangio has been exhumed on the orders of an Argentine judge, as part of a paternity case by two men who claim to be his offspring.... read more »

Five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio's remains won't be exhumed just yet, following a court order to delay the process after a second person came forward... read more »

Five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio's body is to be exhumed for a paternity test, following the ruling of a judge in Argentina. Fangio died on July 17, 1995 having... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has warned that the customer car proposal put forward by the big manufacturers is "very worrying" for the future of... read more »

Pat Symonds believes that some drivers have F1 titles in their DNA, and that Williams star Valtteri Bottas is one of them. read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn thinks Formula One's bigger teams have an agenda to drive the smaller teams off the grid and alter the DNA of the championship read more »

Enclosed cockpits must be considered for Formula 1 cars if they can help protect a driver's head according to Claire Williams, deputy team principal of the Williams F1... read more »

Ferrari's new chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, has described returning to the front of the Formula 1 grid "not negotiable" and of the highest... read more »

Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci wants to see the engine freeze regulations lifted in order to maintain "the DNA of Formula One" read more »

Ferrari are pushing to have the power unit freeze lifted to allow manufacturers to work freely on their engines. The idea was discussed during a meeting of team bosses at the... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, despite his Italian roots, has no 'great dream' to race for Ferrari in the future and insists he is more than happy at Red Bull. The Australian has... read more »

Championship leaders Mercedes has announced that they have extended their partnership with Malaysian oil giants Petronas. Mercedes and Petronas's partnership began at the... read more »

Force India are enjoying McLaren's misfortune at present as it's giving them an chance to extend the gap to the Woking squad in the hope they can stay ahead come the... read more »

Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso says that the 2014 specification Formula 1 cars are too slow. Alonso, who finished the opening two races in fourth places, believes that the... read more »

Christian Horner says next year's Red Bull RB10 will share the DNA of this year's dominant RB9 read more »

Aug.11 (GMM) Hundreds of angry Indian farmers have threatened to sabotage the new Buddh circuit. With the New Delhi venue scheduled to host the inaugural Indian grand prix in... read more »

Vowing to come out fighting when F1 2011 resumes, Fernando Alonso admits that conceding defeat is not in Ferrari's DNA - and warns his rivals that he is driving the best... read more »

When Mercedes announced its intention to return to Formula 1 for the first time since 1955, they were granted automatic entry into that exclusive club known as the Big Four. read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey has said the team's 2011 car will be an evolution of the highly-successful RB6 and that the basic 'DNA' will... read more »