Romain Grosjean insists that he is ready to learn from his rookie errors as he prepares for a second year with the Lotus F1 team. read more »

Sauber's inexperienced driver lineup will not hold the Swiss team back in 2013, Nico Hulkenberg insists. 25-year-old Hulkenberg, who is moving from Force India after... read more »

Despite a poor finish to their campaign, Nico Rosberg insists Mercedes have taken massive strides in 2012 and that next year will be even better. read more »

Nico Rosberg is adamant that Mercedes made 'massive' progress across the 2012 Formula 1 season and insists his confidence has not been shaken by its lacklustre finish... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists that there is still potential for him to improve as a grand prix driver despite winning his third consecutive world championship in 2012 read more »

World Champion Sebastian Vettel insists that he was not concerned by Ferrari's query regarding his conduct at the Brazilian GP... read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel insists that he is still highly motivated on the back of three successive titles read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits that he is still moved by seeing his name on the F1 world championship trophy, and insists he will be out to add a fourth such etching in 2013. read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not bothered that some regard Fernando Alonso as a better driver. Recently, after a confidential post-season survey involving all 12 team bosses,... read more »

Romain Grosjean insists his Formula One career remains “on track”. His comments follow a period of intense speculation, amid suggestions Lotus –... read more »

Force India are yet to confirm their driver line-up for the 2013 season, and whilst Paul di Resta is all but guaranteed a seat, his team-mate remains a mystery. Several names... read more »

Despite suggestions to the contrary, Adrian Newey insists that everything Red Bull did in 2012 in order to improve performance was legal... read more »

Ron Dennis has revealed that McLaren would have faced a two-year ban from Formula 1 had he taken the FIA to court over the 'spygate' controversy. McLaren were found... read more »

Adrian Newey says Red Bull were right to push the technical regulations to the very limit during the 2012 season, despite coming under fire from their rivals. The Milton Keynes... read more »

Adrian Newey insists Red Bull is right to push the limits of Formula 1 regulations in order to maximise the performance of its car read more »

He's the oldest man left on the grid, driving alongside the sport's youngest ever triple world champion, but despite the advancing years Mark Webber insists he is... read more »

Norbert Haug says the performance of the Mercedes team was the sole reason for his decision to step down as head of the company's motorsport division. read more »

Fernando Alonso, whilst accepting that Sebastian Vettel deserved to win the 2012 F1 world championship title, insists that Ferrari needs to sail a little closer to the wind... read more »

Red Bull's Helmut Marko insists that there should be no reason to discount the Red Bull Ring as a potential candidate for the vacant F1 schedule spot next June. read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he never got annoyed by comments that he couldn't overtake during his 2011 championship year read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he has no regrets about his decision to quit McLaren for Mercedes... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon insists that the team will be on the grid next season, despite apparently not being offered a chance to sign up to the new Concorde... read more »

Red Bulk advisor Helmut Marko insists that the possibility of bidding for an Austrian GP cannot be entirely ruled out. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone insists he has no plans to slow down and has 'a thousand more ideas' to pursue at the sport's helm read more »

Fernando Alonso has backed Ferrari's decision to request the FIA's opinion on the possible yellow flag incident that could have altered the outcome of the 2012 F1... read more »