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 »

Although the ‘Tifosi’ has been left disappointed by Ferrari’s Bahrain qualifying positions of ninth and 14th, Fernando Alonso has revealed that he... read more »

Paul Hembery: "We've seen a great job from Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull, who demonstrated their ability to get the most out of the tyres by extracting every last bit... read more »

Sauber had gone into the qualifying session in a downbeat mood after a less than ideal final practice session on Saturday morning, but the team read the changing conditions... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 2nd: “I’m very happy with how qualifying went and the job the team has done so far this weekend. I’ve put the car on the... read more »

Less than a week ago, Toro Rosso found itself effectively using the Chinese Grand Prix as an extended test session. Now in Bahrain, the Italian team is delighted with Daniel... read more »

Mark Webber is out-performing his team mate Sebastian Vettel in 2012, thanks to his ability to work around some of the problems with the 2012 version of the Red Bull. read more »

Tavo Hellmund has issued a statement in reaction to that issued by Red McCombs less than twenty-four hours earlier. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen went from a podium to a point-less finish in the space of 10 laps as his tyre strategy proved to be the wrong one... read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted that his ninth place on the grid in China more or less corresponds to Ferrari's current potential. read more »

Texan billionaire Red McCombs has less than a week to decide whether he wants to sell his 20% stake in the holding company of the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) track in Austin. read more »

McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button qualified in 2nd and 3rd places for the Chinese GP. Pole position was impossible today as the McLaren seemed much less... read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) Red Bull will split in two directions this weekend in China, as the defending champions seek to return to the pace. After a less than satisfying start to the... read more »