12 months ago, Romain Grosjean was under pressure like never before. Huge pressure. His move at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix on Mark Webber was clumsy to the extreme;... read more »

Ferrari's hopes of overhauling Mercedes for second place in the constructors championship took a final blow with a drive-thru penalty for Felipe Massa in his final race... read more »

Don't expect a different result to the last eight races, even if it rains in Brazil, according to Lewis Hamilton who believes Sebastian Vettel will win regardless of the... read more »

It is arrogant and ignorant in the extreme for Pastor Maldonado to accuse Williams of sabotage in its efforts for a little comeuppance. read more »

Honk, honk! Welcome to India! Nico tells you about his x-factor at Buddh International Circuit and Esteban lets you know which extreme sports he likes. Enjoy the Sauber F1 Team... read more »

Formula 1 will hold a minute's silence in honour of the late Maria de Villota who passed away on Friday morning in her Spanish hotel room. The Spaniard passed away as a... read more »

Lewis Hamilton on why he loves the Singapore Grand Prix and how he deals with its extreme physical demands read more »

Despite the extreme conditions, both the performance and durability of our new tyres are in line with our expectations, with very little sign of any graining or blistering. read more »

The upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix could take place amid sweltering heat, with weather forecasters predicting temperatures to peak at 40°C (104°F) on Sunday. read more »

USGP venue adds 'extreme sports Olympics' to its growing roster of events.     read more »

Pirelli's post-British Grand Prix analysis identified several factors that contributed to its tyre failures - reversing tyres, low pressures and extreme camber angles.... read more »

Pirelli has blamed the way the Formula One teams used its tyres as the main reason for the blow outs it experienced at the British Grand Prix, citing tyres mounted the wrong... read more »

Pirelli will bring prototype tyres for teams to use during Friday practice at Silverstone. Each driver will have two sets of these tyres to test during the two sessions,... read more »

Mark Webber believes the more experienced drivers in the field aren't getting as much satisfaction from racing as they used to, because of the tyre situation. Whilst he... read more »

An aggrieved Kimi Raikkonen has suggested extreme measures may be necessary to make Sergio Perez think twice about his overtaking moves.     read more »

Former World Champion Alain Prost has said that it's up to drivers to adapt to the extreme rate of tyre wear currently seen in Formula 1. read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has criticised Pirelli's decision to tweak its tyre compounds and construction because a select few complained. Pirelli confirmed this... read more »

Mercedes has been tipped as a likely favourite to win the fabled Monaco grand prix later this month. Having dominated qualifying in Spain, Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton fell... read more »

Formula 1 should not be too hard on itself over criticisms that its push for softer tyres has gone too far, says McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh read more »

Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg is expecting the struggle with Pirelli's new-for-2013 tyre compounds to continue at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix, after the... read more »

Although the majority of the nine previous Chinese Grands Prix have been won from pole position, extreme tyre degradation has produced plenty of uncertainty ahead of this... read more »

Pirelli has responded to the array of negative comments over its tyre compound allocation for this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit,... read more »

Jenson Button has joined Lewis Hamilton in bemoaning the "extreme degradation" being experienced with the soft tyres in China. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has questioned whether Pirelli's soft tyres are an appropriate selection for this weekend's Chinese GP after suffering extreme degradation during... read more »

Red Bull's Helmut Marko claims that using tyres to produce excitement in F1 has gone too far if the best teams are being penalised by extreme wear. read more »