Sauber are still waiting for their first points of 2014 after both cars failed to finish the Malaysia Grand Prix at Sepang on Sunday read more »

Having record a double DNF in Melbourne, Romain Grosjean admits Lotus won't be "100 per cent" in Malaysia but that getting angry won't help... read more »

Mercedes has one aim this season, and that is to win both the Drivers' and the Constructors' title. Failing to do so would be a disaster according to executive... read more »

Lotus was encouraged by the amount of running it managed to achieve in the Australian Grand Prix despite neither driver finishing the race     read more »

Lotus recorded a double DNF at Australia in the season opener of F1. Romain Grosjean started from the pitlane but saw his run halted by an MGU-K issue, the same component that... read more »

Niki Lauda admitted that fate played a part in persuading Lewis Hamilton to join Mercedes' F1 effort for 2013.     read more »

Mark Webber says he can't be too down despite failing to finish the Indian Grand Prix     read more »

A double DNF was all that Caterham got out of the Indian Grand Prix. Giedo van der Garde's race ended already after lap one while Charles Pic abandoned the race later... read more »

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton will be out to bounce back in the Indian Grand Prix this weekend after suffering his first DNF of the year in Japan. read more »

Sahara Force India was out of luck in Korea as both Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil retired from the Korean Grand Prix. Adrian Sutil also caused Mark Webber's DNF... read more »

Charles Pic is looking to bounce back from his Belgian DNF with a strong showing at Monza.     read more »

Force India suffered a mixed weekend on a track that is normally favorable to them this weekend in Belgium as Adrian Sutil finished in the points while team-mate Paul di... read more »

Lotus F1 Team endured a difficult Belgian Grand Prix, with brake failure leading to the retirement of Kimi Raikkonen whilst Romain Grosjean employed a one-stop strategy to... read more »

It was a tough afternoon for Sahara Force India in Budapest as both Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil retired from the Hungarian Grand Prix. The team now heads into the summer... read more »

Nico Rosberg made the most of Lewis Hamilton's tyre woes and Seb Vettel's DNF to win the British Grand Prix at Silverstone... read more »

Jules Bianchi suffered his most difficult Grand Prix to date, retiring in the latter half of the race after suffering problems even before he could... read more »

Nico Rosberg is not letting his second DNF in three races get to him, insisting he's got a good chance of getting back on top in Bahrain.. read more »

Lewis Hamilton achieved his second successive podium for Mercedes AMG with a battling third placed finish at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai today. Nico Rosberg was less... read more »

Nico Rosberg has revealed that a broken anti-roll bar was the reason for his retirement at the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday. The Mercedes driver had been running well in sixth... read more »

Fernando Alonso's victory in China and his second place in Australia have left him in a very optimistic mood with regards his title chances this season. The Spaniard took... read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali admitted he is still unsure as to where exactly his team stands in the pecking order after two inconclusive races. Both Fernando... read more »

Force India intend continuing with their new captive wheelnut system despite it leading to a double DNF in Malaysian on Sunday... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes Seb Vettel shoulders some of the blame for his Sepang DNF as he ran into the back of the "almost stopped" Red Bull.... read more »

Force India's Bob Fernley reckoned a top-five finish was on the cards for the team prior to their double retirement from Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

The Sahara Force India team suffered a terrible day at the Malaysian Grand Prix as both drivers were forced to retire after running strongly earlier in the race. read more »