Whether or not the drivers opt for one or two stops will depend on the speed of their cars and the track position they can maintain; we're not expecting wear or... read more »

McLaren generally had a decent qualifying session with both cars into Q3. While Perez qualified in 7th, Button could have made it further up than his current 9th place as he... read more »

After a positive start for Marussia in Thursday’s Free Practice sessions, optimism turned to disappointment today when Jules Bianchi was unable to take part in qualifying for... read more »

Jenson Button cut a frustrated figure after qualifying in ninth place for the Monaco Grand Prix. Button believed a higher position was possible but encountered a mechanical... read more »

Jenson Button was left to ponder what might have been after suffering a technical issue during the shootout qualifying phase in Monte-Carlo on Saturday afternoon, with the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel’s second practice session around the streets of Monaco was hindered by a KERS problem in his Red Bull. Vettel was ninth quickest at the circuit where... read more »

Sebastian Vettel does not understand why he was so far off the pace in Thursday practice at Monaco, but is hopeful Red Bull can understand the issue by qualifying on Saturday read more »

Adrian Sutil has confirmed Force India has resolved the wheel nut problem which ruined his Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli now suspects that Paul di Resta's tyre failure in practice for the Spanish Grand Prix was caused by a cut in the rubber read more »

Sergio Perez says it is "a big concern" for all the drivers that Pirelli's tyres keep delaminating after another issue in practice for the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says it is open to making changes to its compounds for future Grands Prix in the wake of Paul di Resta's dramatic failure in Friday... read more »

Whatever the cause (of di Resta's failure), this is not something we like to see and once we have established all the facts we will decide whether some further... read more »

McLaren's managing director Jonathan Neale says solving the correlation problems between what they expected of the MP4-28 and the on-track results, will be key to 2014.... read more »

May's issue of The F1 Times Magazine is now available to download from the iTunes Newsstand for just £1.49 ($1.99) or grab a 12-month... read more »

The telemetry link between the cars and race control, which has been causing problems since the opening race in Australia, will be resolved for the Spanish Grand Prix according... read more »

The telemetry issue which blighted the first four rounds of the season has been resolved, according to race steward Derek Warwick. read more »

Ferrari says it has uncovered the reason behind the DRS failure that hit Fernando Alonso's car in the early stages of last weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix,... read more »

Ferrari finds the cause of the DRS issue that hit Fernando Alonso in the Bahrain Grand Prix     read more »

Fernando Alonso could have finished second or fought for the win in the Bahrain Grand Prix, if he hadn't been slowed by the issue with his DRS device, that's the view... read more »

Romain Grosjean has denied that a lack of self-confidence held him back in the opening races of this season... read more »

Ferrari number one driver Fernando Alonso had to settle for eighth place in the 2013 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday after a DRS issue compromised his... read more »

Fernando Alonso suffered a rather unique problem at the Bahrain Grand Prix which saw his rear-wing remain open after activation - with no way to return it to the closed... read more »

There was a clearly an issue with the tyre on Felipe Massa's Ferrari, which we are investigating at the moment. We've seen one sidewall cut and one at the top of the... read more »

Mercedes struggled in the early stages of the race before their pace improved in the latter stages. According to team principal Ross Brawn, the falling temperatures were the... read more »

A continuing problem with the FIA's official telemetry systems means that for the fourth successive race drivers will be without cockpit warnings. read more »