Jenson Button edged closer to handling that he liked on his McLaren during qualifying, but admitted to be frustrated at losing third on the grid at the Hungaroring. read more »

Mercedes has revealed that it is bucking the traditional push to prioritise aerodynamic improvements to its car - because it believes there is a bigger benefit to be had from... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh believes Lewis Hamilton should have been more cautious in handling his battle with Pastor Maldonado in the closing stages of the European Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren thinks its failure to fight for victory in the European Grand Prix was purely down to its handling of tyres over the Valencia weekend. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 7th: "Overall, it's been a positive day, during which we tried various updates on the car: some worked well, others need some modifying and then they... read more »

Lotus team boss Eric Boullier says drivers Romain Grosjean and Kimi Raikkonen have had to battle an imbalanced car throughout the Canadian Grand Prix weekend so far and are not... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen said that there were problems with his Lotus' differential affecting car handling, explaining his relatively poor showing in qualifying in Canada. read more »

Romain Grosjean, 7th: "For sure we wanted a bit more from qualifying but this is a tricky circuit to get right, and the big variation between conditions yesterday... read more »

  Q. How are you approaching the Canadian Grand Prix? Romain Grosjean: It will be my first time in Canada so it's another new experience for me this year.... read more »

Williams has revised its safety procedures for handling fuel in the wake of its garage fire at the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 2nd: "This second place feels like a victory. Having finished the race in Sakhir almost a minute off the winner, today we overtook one of the two Red... read more »

Jenson Button will start Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix from 11th on the grid, having been left frustrated and confused as his car would not respond properly in... read more »

Jenson Button shrugged off handling problems to put his McLaren at the top of the opening day timesheets in Barcelona. read more »

Q. The Circuit de Catalunya is a track the team know well… Romain Grosjean: We know the track well from testing in the winter, it’s an even track on its... read more »

A tough race was predicted in Sakhir today and a tough race was what Marussia got. The team endured its first retirement of the season as Charles Pic had to retire with an... read more »

Bruno Senna, DNF: "We did everything right on the first lap but unfortunately I was struggling to keep the pace to the cars in front. I think we were quite aggressive with... read more »

Apr.13 (GMM) Whilst admitting the RB8 has "very nervous" handling, Sebastian Vettel insists there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the 2012 Red Bull. The German... read more »

Michael Schumacher, 1st: "It was a trouble-free day, and I am quite happy with how our car is handling so far here. The balance of read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is feeling much more comfortable at the wheel of his MP4-27 in Malaysia, with the McLaren driver citing car setup issues as the reason for losing out to... read more »

Mercedes drivers Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg have praised the team's new F1 W03's handling in comparison to its predecessor read more »

Romain Grosjean has hailed the new Lotus E20 as an improvement over last year's car in terms of handling after only two days in the cockpit. read more »

Feb.10 (GMM) Heikki Kovalainen has admitted to relief after signing on with well-known management stable IMG. The Finn has been handling his own career on and off the tracks... read more »

Ferrari has yet to make a positive impact on testing at Jerez as it struggles to perfect the handling of its new F2012. read more »

Ferrari has emerged as the first team ready to copy Lotus’ reportedly innovative braking ride height system. The BBC claims Italian giant Ferrari “are... read more »

Despite the FIA's poor handling of the Bahrain situation in 2011, Ferrari insists that it will look to the sport's governing body for guidance this year. read more »