DRIVERS – Romain GROSJEAN (Lotus), Pastor MALDONADO (Williams), Charles PIC (Marussia), Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing), Michael SCHUMACHER (Mercedes), Lewis HAMILTON... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "Monaco is by far the most difficult and technical circuit in the entire Championship. The only trick to this track is to do miles and not change the... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says he was happy with the upgrades the Italian outfit introduced at the Spanish Grand Prix, which allowed Fernando Alonso to challenge for... read more »

Felipe Massa has admitted that Ferrari aren't happy with how he has performed recently in comparison with team-mate Fernando Alonso, but he insists they support him. The... read more »

Bruno Senna's seat isn't under threat, according to Williams shareholder Toto Wolff, despite some less than impressive results. Speculation has linked Valtteri Bottas... read more »

Felipe Massa's seat at Ferrari appears to be even less secure after the team announced it is "expecting a change of gear" from him immediately read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes it's only a matter of time before things start falling into place for him at McLaren this season, following a string of errors. The 27-year-old... read more »

Pirelli’s motorsport director Paul Hembery: “With Pastor Maldonado starting from the front and Lewis Hamilton starting from the back, this was always going... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 3rd: "This third place is not what we had expected. We were counting on making a step forward that would allow us to get into Q3 with less difficulty than... read more »

Mark Webber may have seen his Barcelona pole run end with a lowly 12th place on Saturday, but the Australian carries no less than four sets of new tyres into Sunday’s... read more »

The return of the French Grand Prix is now unlikely, according to Bernie Ecclestone, as the country’s government changed following the recent general election. With... read more »

  TEAM REPRESENTATIVES – Pierre WACHE (Sauber), Paui HEMBERY (Pirelli), Mark SMITH (Caterham), Giorgio ASCANELLI (Toro Rosso), Adrian NEWEY (Red Bull), Sam... read more »

Pirelli is confident the vast majority of the paddock supports its philosophy to F1 tyre design and it has no plans to change its approach to make the tyres degrade less quickly read more »

Fernando Alonso has topped the timesheets in Friday morning’s first practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix. On a beautiful morning at the Circuit de Catalunya,... read more »

Fernando Alonso isn't expect major gains in Spain after admitting his F2012 wouldn't feature any 'major upgrades'. Ferrari are set to introduce their new... read more »

The Spanish Grand Prix is known for a lack of overtaking - there were an average of just two overtaking moves per race between 2008 and 2010. With the race just days... read more »

Fernando Alonso insists that modern day F1 lacks the respect between drivers seen in the past read more »

Mercedes have denied reports they will quit the sport if a new deal cannot be struck with the sports owners, CVC Capital Partners. A report in The Times claims the... read more »

Jenson Button says he needs to get back into the points in Spain after a painful Sunday afternoon in Bahrain... read more »

Just 12 fans turned out for the GP2 Feature Race at Sakhir on Friday, less than a week after Bahrain was the focus of global attention. read more »

Crash.net and Duke Video offer a special discount off the new title 'If You're Not Winning... You're Not Trying' DVD read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes that Red Bull needs to rediscover its mojo if he is to become a regular racewinner in 2012. read more »

Former world champion Michael Schumacher is less than happy with the state of the tyres in F1, causing Pirelli to respond by saying other drivers are making them work. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 7th: “It went a bit better than we feared and we managed to limit the damage. We had arrived here eight points down on the championship leader and we... read more »

In terms of the speed differential between the tyres, we're still expecting 0.6-0.8 seconds between the two compounds or maybe a bit less. Tyre degradation is certainly... read more »