As part of their large update package for the last pre-season test in Barcelona, Toro Rosso began utilising a new rear-wing centre mounting pylon. Previously the team, like... read more »

The former Marussia team, which looked set to return to the grid as Manor GP, now looks unlikely to do so following a vote on whether they could continue to use their 2014... read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will part company with test and reserve driver Gary Paffett as it switches from Mercedes to Honda power next season. Paffett, who has worked with... read more »

The Caterham F1 Team might be enjoying good news at the moment following an announcement that they will be back on the grid for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix next weekend, but for... read more »

McLaren and former team principal Martin Whitmarsh have officially parted company after agreeing upon a financial settlement. McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis, who returned to the... read more »

Former Ferrari Chief Designer Aldo Costa, now employed at the dominant Mercedes AMG team has pinpointed a number of mistakes he believes have been crucial in Ferrari's... read more »

The Caterham F1 Team has begun legal proceedings against a group of former employees who were recently sacked in a bid to reduce the outfit's budget and streamline its... read more »

The Pirelli tyres paid a key role in the Spanish Grand Prix, with a mixture of two and three stop strategies being employed by drivers up and down the field. […] read more »

Swiss Simona De Silvestro, one of two women drivers employed by F1 teams, completes her first test for the Sauber team. read more »

Always the Bridesmaid, never the Bride. An expression we hear often when referring to many situations in life and sport is certainly not excluded. We've all heard the term... read more »

Lotus has reacted to the loss of three of its senior personnel by poaching Ferrari's head of aerodynamics, Nicolas Hennel. The Enstone outfit lost its technical director... 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 »

Sebastian Vettel says he won't apologise for winning the Malaysian Grand Prix, but he is sorry for putting himself above the team. The German disobeyed team orders in the... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has revealed the first image of its new 1.6 litre turbocharged-V6 power unit which will power its customers cars in 2014. The FIA is hoping the new regulations... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi believes he will remain at Sauber for the 2013 F1 season, despite his current struggle to secure sufficient sponsorship. The Swiss team has made no secret of... read more »

Pirelli has suggested that a one-stop strategy may be employed by some teams at the Korean Grand Prix. read more »

Q. Kimi, are you looking forward to the Canadian Grand Prix? Kimi Raikkonen: I have always liked the Canadian Grand Prix. I won there in 2005 so Montreal has good memories. The... read more »

John Yates, who is employed by the Bahraini government as an advisor to its police force, has admitted that security at this weekend's event cannot be guaranteed. read more »

Lotus set to evaluate options after the double DRS system employed by Mercedes is declared legal read more »

John Yates, who is now employed as an advisor to the Bahrain police, has told FIA President Jean Todt that in his opinion the situation in the Gulf state is being overstated. read more »

Ferrari has employed former Bridgestone Formula 1 head Hirohide Hamashima ahead of the 2012 season. He joins the technical team and will work on improving the car’s... read more »

Oct.15 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel is calling in the lawyers after a 'psychological coach' claimed to be employed by the new back-to-back world champion. A 31-year-old... read more »

Hispania has employed the services of vehicle concept designer and visionary illustrator Daniel Simon to create ‘a dynamic new corporate image’ for the Murcia-based team... read more »

Jean Todt says Ferrari's use of team orders in the German Grand Prix was too 'provocative' for the FIA not to take action, but underlined that he believes many... read more »

Mark Webber has admitted that it would have been 'a help' if Red Bull had employed team orders to boost his championship position in the Brazilian Grand Prix, but... read more »