Sebastian Vettel fears the British Grand Prix will be a big lottery if the conditions remain the same for the race as in Saturday's qualifying read more »

Paul Hembery has hit back at claims F1′s championship ‘lottery’ in 2012 could be because Pirelli is supplying tyres with inconsistent quality. The... read more »

’2012 tyre lottery’ is not a term one would hear seriously deployed this season within the garages of traditional midfield teams including Sauber, Lotus and... read more »

2012 has been described as ‘topsy-turvy’ and a ‘lottery’ that has ended the domination of Formula One’s usual greats. But... read more »

Many are calling the 2012 F1 season a lottery but on close inspection it's quite clear that it isn't. Pirelli's apparently mysterious tyres have been cited as... read more »

Eric Boullier has bucked the trend of calling this year's grands prix a lottery, saying it is instead "entertaining" and "challenging"... read more »

Seven so far, so why not eight? The world of Formula One on Monday was contemplating the likelihood that a once-predictable sport has now become a race-by-race quest for all... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that while the unpredictability this year has been fantastic, there is a danger the sport could lose its credibility if is perceived that winning is... read more »

Alonso - Formula One risks becoming a lottery read more »

Pirelli is preparing to test a harder-compound tyre, as criticism of the 2012 'lottery' fires up. The dilemma for F1's tyre supplier is that it was specifically... read more »

Pirelli is preparing to test a harder-compound tyre, as criticism of the 2012 ‘lottery’ fires up. The dilemma for F1′s tyre supplier is that it... read more »

As if further proof of 2012 being the year of the F1 lottery were needed, only two people correctly predicted the result of the Monaco Grand Prix in our recent competition. read more »

Niki Lauda has added his voice to those growing concerned by what is being viewed as a lottery-like season... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh is adamant that his squad has not dropped off the pace, but is just losing out in Formula 1's tyre lottery at present read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 21st: "It was the best qualifying session of the year and, without a doubt, the best lap I've ever done in Monaco. The car went well and we decided... read more »

The 2012 F1 lottery continues as Michael Schumacher takes pole position ahead of Mark Webber and Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. read more »

t is standard practice to describe the Monaco Grand Prix as a lottery and it’s even more of a cliche this year, as there does not seem to be a clear favourite going into the... read more »

The 2012 'tyre lottery' is a buzzword in the F1 paddock at present, but Gerhard Berger on Thursday slammed those who are complaining the loudest. "It's... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has compared the Monaco Grand Prix to a tight rally stage through thick trees, and therefore believes he will adapt to the circuit quickly. It will be his first... read more »

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz is the latest to voice his concerns over the impact that tyres are having on Formula One... read more »

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz believes Formula 1's thrilling start the season may be great news for fans, but he feels it has turned the sport into a lottery for teams read more »

Lewis Hamilton takes pole position in an intriguing and confusing session that sees Pastor Maldonado qualify second while Jenson Button and Mark Webber fail to make it into Q3. read more »

Lotus is the “biggest surprise” of the 2012 season so far, Red Bull’s team owner Dietrich Mateschitz has admitted. In an interview with... read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has admitted the F1 2011 Canadian GP left a 'bitter taste in the mouth' and that the overwhelming feeling at the end of the event was... read more »

Red Bull Racing star Mark Webber suggests this weekend's Monaco GP could be even more of a lottery than usual - as Christian Horner warns McLaren has taken a big step forward. read more »