Lotus Technical Director, James Allison, insists there will be repeats of the situation in 2012 when, having set a strong pace at Jerez, the team was forced to abandon the... read more »

James Allison believes Lotus' new E21 is both "competitive" and "reasonably reliable" after a solid first outing at Jerez... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison is confident his team has produced a competitive car this year read more »

Kimi Raikkonen may well have topped the times on the final day of testing, but the Lotus driver admits it means nothing in terms of how competitive their car is. The Finn is... read more »

Force India's Paul di Resta was restricted to just seven laps of the Jerez circuit this afternoon, with the Scot enjoying a far less successful day than development... read more »

Force India development driver James Rossiter says his test outing at Jerez has been 'very useful' for the correlation between the VJM06 and its simulator... read more »

Ferrari's Felipe Massa was finally given the chance to show what he can do behind the wheel of the F138, posting the fastest lap on day three. The Brazilian has spent the... read more »

Force India's James Rossiter has apologised after running in to a mechanic, who did not sustain any serious injuries, during a pit stop at testing in Jerez. read more »

James Rossiter believes that Force India's simulator programme will be hugely boosted by the testing he did at Jerez in Spain this week. read more »

Lotus has everything it needs to be fighting at the front of the field in Formula 1 this year, reckons its technical director James Allison. read more »

A Force India mechanic reportedly escaped with nothing worse than a few bruises after being hit by James Rossiter on Thursday morning... read more »

The was a nasty moment in the pitlane early this morning when Force India's James Rossiter collided with one of his mechanics. read more »

A Force India mechanic escaped serious injury after being hit by test driver James Rossiter at Jerez on Thursday morning. read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison says the 2009 regulation changes were relatively straightforward compared to the challenge awaiting the teams when F1 switches to V6... read more »

Little changes in the final two hours of running at Jerez, leaving Romain Grosjean at the top of the timesheets, ahead of Paul di Resta and Daniel Ricciardo. James Rossiter... read more »

The second day of pre-season testing at Jerez is already upon us, with only three changes being made to the line-up. Tuesday pace-setter Jenson Button makes way for Sergio... read more »

Jules Bianchi and James Rossiter will get behind the wheel of the new Force India VJM06 at the first pre-season test in Jerez. Whilst the Vijay Mallya owned outfit is yet to... read more »

Toro Rosso became the latest team to reveal its 2013 car after following in Mercedes' footsteps by launching at the Jerez circuit on Monday. The Italian team pulled back... read more »

After just under six months with Scuderia Toro Rosso, James Key looks at the technical challenges facing the team in the short and long-term and explains his role at the... read more »

Jean-Éric Vergne believes Toro Rosso is heading in 'a better direction' with its overall approach to Grand Prix racing, describing a more efficient... read more »

Toro Rosso technical director James Key says his team has focused on the fundamentals this year rather than getting carried away with too many elaborate systems read more »

Toro Rosso has set its sights on securing sixth place in the 2013 Constructors’ Championship, having finished ninth in last year’s standings. Speaking at... read more »

Jules Bianchi and James Rossiter to test with Force India at Jerez alongside Paul di Resta read more »

Force India, which has yet to name its second driver for the forthcoming season, will run Jules Bianchi and James Rossiter during this week's Jerez test. read more »

Jules Bianchi and James Rossiter will test for Force India at Jerez this week, despite the team indicating at its launch that Paul di Resta would carry the load alone. read more »