Jean Todt says customer cars are not the way to go for F1, and says some teams need to take responsibility of the challenges they face surviving in the sport read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg hate to lose to the point that it will ultimately improve Mercedes' performance, believes Toto Wolff. read more »

Honda have accused Spain's Marca of false reporting after supposed comments from engineer Ryo Mukomoto claimed their power unit won't be capable of race wins until... read more »

Romain Grosjean says he now considers himself one of the top drivers on the Formula 1 grid after he outscored everyone but Sebastian Vettel in the final six races of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has a love-hate relationship with Singapore. Although he's won around the Marina Bay circuit for the last two years it's a race that takes its toll. read more »

'Tyregate' turns to 'tyre hate' as fears for drivers' safety causes an explosion in Formula 1 that could have been avoided read more »

You either love me or hate me - Hamilton read more »

There appears to be no middle ground when it comes to Lewis Hamilton: you either love him or you hate, and that is according to the man himself... read more »

DRIVERS – Heikki KOVALAINEN (Caterham), Daniel RICCIARDO (Toro Rosso), Kamui KOBAYASHI (Sauber), Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren), Pedro DE LA ROSA... read more »

F1's new face of 2012 is polarising the sport. It seems teams, drivers and spectators alike either love or hate the new great influence brought largely by Pirelli's... read more »

F1′s new face of 2012 is polarising the sport. It seems teams, drivers and spectators alike either love or hate the new great influence brought largely by... read more »

Tonio Liuzzi admits he is worried about how competitive HRT will be in Singapore because the car "will hate the characteristics of the track" read more »

Did you love it? Or did you hate it? There seemed to be non-stop action, but was that down to the tyres, DRS and KERS? read more »

Despite politicians in Melbourne telling him exactly what he can do with his race, Bernie Ecclestone claims he would hate to see Australia drop off the F1 calendar. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix is as important as the Formula 1 race in Monaco, according to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, who admitted he would "hate" to lose the event. read more »