Red Bull may be without Kers in China, Interlagos makes changes, plus other stories read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber have been warned that there may be no quick fix to the KERS issues that appear to be the only chink in Red Bull Racing's armour at the moment read more »

Red Bull Racing's cars finished first and fourth in today's Malaysian GP. Sebastian Vettel led the race from start to finish while Mark Webber recovered from... read more »

A KERS-less Mark Webber found the going tough indeed in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, but the Red Bull Racing star determinedly made a risky strategy pay off to recover... read more »

Mark Webber was left ruing a KERS failure on his car at the Malaysian Grand Prix, which left him powerless to defend his position at the start of the race and in wheel-to-wheel... read more »

Mark Webber has revealed that KERS failure was the main cause of his poor opening lap at Sepang on Sunday, with the Australian dropping from second to ninth on the opening lap... read more »

Nick Heidfeld said strategic use of his KERS helped him hold on to third place when he came under pressure from Mark Webber's Red Bull in the closing stages of the... read more »

Mark Webber was left lamenting a tough Malaysian Grand Prix after being unable to use his KERS during the race. read more »

Mark Webber concedes his Malaysian GP chances were all but over after he lost KERS on his way to the grid... 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 »

Sebastian Vettel today won an exciting Malaysian Grand Prix ahead of Jenson Button and Nick Heidfeld. The German was his now usual magisterial self in conditions that demanded... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Sebastian Vettel has admitted he wouldn't have been able to secure pole for the Malaysian GP today without KERS. read more »

Sebastian Vettel praised his team for getting KERS up and running on his car in Malaysia so that he could take pole position at this weekend's grand prix read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits he would not have pipped Lewis Hamilton to pole in Malaysia had it not been for his Red Bull's KERS... read more »

Red Bull wouldn't have been on pole position in Malaysia had it not been for KERS, that's the view of Sebastian Vettel. The German managed to read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes he would not have been on pole position if his Red Bull team had not run KERS during qualifying at Sepang. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has claimed that if Red Bull had opted to run without KERS in qualifying, he may not have been able to claim pole ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday.... read more »

Another day in F1 came and went with Mark Webber lighting up the track as he went fastest in both sessions, with the Australian being happy about the progress and reliability... read more »

Adrian Sutil: "We had a disappointing day. I went out on the first lap of the morning session and straight away we had some KERS read more »

Sam Michael, Technical Director: After some minor electrical issues with the KERS in the morning session, we had good reliability this afternoon. Our main target read more »

Mark Webber has said that using KERS should be automatic at the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Current title holders and championship leaders Red Bull Racing will be using the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) for the first time this weekend. Although this is... read more »

Jenson Button is hoping McLaren will continue to have an advantage over Red Bull with its KERS unit this season read more »

Nico Rosberg takes a look at a modern steering wheel for the 2011 season, featuring KERS and the new drag-reduction system (DRS). With so much talk read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says his squad is now feeling more optimistic about its chances of being able to run KERS in the Malaysian Grand Prix, though it will hold... read more »