Sergio Perez reckons he could have won Sunday's Malaysian GP had it not been for a small error in the closing stages.. read more »

Pastor Maldonado was the highest-placed car to be eliminated from Q2 in Malaysia, as the Venezuelan compromised his first flying lap by running wide at Turn 11. Once on the... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen is eyeing an improved qualifying performance in Malaysia this weekend, with the Lotus F1 driver hopeful of paving a clear path to the podium.... read more »

Michael Schumacher has enjoyed his best qualifying result to date for Mercedes, managing fourth on the grid for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix. In the second car,... read more »

Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa both failed to make the cut for the final phase of qualifying at the Australian GP. read more »

Toro Rosso's chief engineer Laurent Mekies is expecting the margin between success and failure to be very slim in the midfield this year read more »

Last year one of the most error-ridden books on motorsport was unleashed on an unsuspecting public, now author Tom Bower is back with an article in the {i}Mail on Sunday{/i} on... read more »

Michael Schumacher said Mercedes finished its second day of testing happy despite causing two stoppages in the morning read more »

Despite expecting better results in 2012, the Williams F1 team acknowledges that losing Adrian Newey was a major error of judgement. read more »

Paul di Resta shrugged off an early error to set the third fastest time on the final day at Barcelona... read more »

Driver error was the cause of Jules Bianchi’s crash less than an hour into Jerez testing on Thursday. The Frenchman, Force India’s reserve driver for 2012,... read more »

Dec.2 (GMM) Timo Glock insists he is as good as his countryman and F1 rival Sebastian Vettel -- and now he has a chance to prove it. The Germans will be among the stars at... read more »

Mark Webber was left to regret a crucial qualifying error in Korea on Saturday afternoon, with the Red Bull man losing the rear of his car when exiting the first corner. The... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has accepted responsibility for the error that meant he missed out on his final chance of a flying lap for pole in qualifying for the Japanese GP in Suzuka. read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton says he was to blame for the error that cost him the chance to fight Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel for pole at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton, despite not admitting an error after Japanese Grand Prix qualifying, has admitted that he lost an opportunity to seize pole position. Since the end of the... read more »

Felipe Massa says he won't make an issue of Lewis Hamilton when the drivers meet Charlie Whiting as the Brit has already paid for his error... read more »

The Lotus Renault team has admitted that its radical front-facing exhaust is to blame for Sunday's poor result in Singapore - and others during the season. read more »

Renault's misery in the Singapore Grand Prix was compounded on Sunday when the team was fined 7,500 Euros for giving Bruno Senna wrong instructions at a safety car restart. read more »

Vitaly Petrov said it was only a small mistake that left him 18th on the Singapore Grand Prix grid, and now hopes Renault can rescue his race hopes with an innovative strategy read more »

Michael Schumacher reckons he may have made it one place higher up the grid had Lewis Hamilton's error not wrecked the slipstream... read more »

Sébastien Buemi openly admitted the error of his ways following second practice at Monza, with the Swiss having sustained a sizeable accident after making a mistake... read more »

Bruno Senna admitted that it was a lack of experience starting a race on full tanks that contributed to him causing a first corner melee in the Belgian Grand Prix read more »

Paul di Resta blamed a Force India team mistake for his Q1 exit in Belgian Grand Prix qualifying read more »

Jenson Button won a thrilling Hungarian Grand Prix in wet/dry conditions after a strategic error cost Lewis Hamilton a very good shot at victory read more »