Ferrari Technical Director James Allison has conceded the Scuderia have their "work cut out" to catch Mercedes and identified the F14 T's straight-line speed and... read more »

Thought to be over half-a-second off the pace of the Mercedes, Ferrari Technical Director James Allison admits the team has much work to do. read more »

Ferrari admit they've got their work cut out if they're to catch up with Mercedes after a relatively subdued performance in Australia. Whilst Fernando Alonso finished... read more »

Ferrari focused on reliability during the first two test sessions. At the third and final however, they began to add performance parts. The team arrived in Jerez with what... read more »

Williams' former chief operations engineer Mark Gillan has tipped Mercedes for victory in Australia with a close battle between Williams and Ferrari for the podium.... read more »

David Coulthard says F1 needs to make sure it doesn't become an economy-driven series in 2014     read more »

Ferrari plan to introduce a raft of upgrades for the upcoming pre-season test in Bahrain, which will bring the Ferrari F14-T closer to its race specification. With a focus on... read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel has been nominated for the 2014 Laureus World Sportman of the year award. The award is handed out annually to an outstanding sportsman... read more »

Pitpass partner Memento Exclusives has launched F1 photographer James Moy's 'F1 Art' collection. read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison has said the Scuderia acquired a lot of 'important data' during the second 2014 F1 pre-season test in... read more »

Ferrari will focus on race simulations during the final four-day test in Bahrain, according to James Allison... read more »

With pre-season testing at the two-thirds stage, Ferrari's Technical Director, James Allison believes all is going to plan for his team. read more »

Ron Howard's recreation of the 1976 F1 world championship battle between James Hunt and Niki Lauda was thwarted in its pursuit of headline success in the 2014 BAFTA film... read more »

Ferrari's technical director James Allison says he expects the current cars to be much quicker at the opening race in Australia than people fear they will. Whilst Jenson... read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison is confident that this year's F1 cars will show a swift increase in pace before the start of the season next month... read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison is expecting a rapid increase in the performance of the current Formula 1 cars before the start of the season. read more »

While it is James Hunt's title-winning McLaren that is currently in the spotlight, the car with which he scored his first F1 victory is up for sale in May. read more »

A Hesketh F1 car previously raced by James Hunt will go to auction in Monaco in the summer     read more »

Racing legends Alain Prost, James Hunt, John McGuinness and Ross Brawn all took their place in the Motor Sport Hall of Fame at a star-studded ceremony at the Royal Opera... read more »

James Allison doesn't believe that the design of the nose will influence performance too much, adding that the engine package is far more important... read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison says his team has looked at dozens of different nose types for the new F14 T, but has played down the importance of the front of the... read more »

The impact of Formula 1's ugly noses on car performance has been overplayed, reckons Ferrari technical director James Allison. read more »

James Allison believes Ferrari have a strong base for the upcoming season after Kimi Raikkonen showed some excellent pace in Jerez... read more »

Ferrari's technical director James Allison has downplayed the importance of different nose designs seen on the Formula One cars, saying there are other things much... read more »

Whilst Renault's issues have been the talking point of the day in Jerez, the first sight of the McLaren MP4-29 has also caused a stir. Whilst test times give a relatively... read more »