McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has warned F1 not to disregard Kimi Raikkonen and Lotus as a title rival. read more »

Lotus are confident "they will be much stronger" during the second half of the 2012 season... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is under no illusions that Lotus, as of the last race, now have the quickest car in race trim. The McLaren driver doesn't doubt for a second that Lotus will... read more »

Lotus is highly optimistic that its ‘Double DRS’ device will reap huge rewards between now and the end of the F1 season. The part, which was trialed in... read more »

The Lotus team will throw everything into keeping Kimi Raikkonen in the F1 title hunt - even its soon-to-be-banned 'double DRS' concept. read more »

Technical boss James Allison has confirmed speculation Lotus intends to debut its so-called 'double DRS' system in Belgium next month. On British broadcaster... read more »

Lotus can build upon its excellent recent form and become even stronger across the final nine grands prix of 2012. read more »

Technical boss James Allison has confirmed speculation Lotus intends to debut its so-called ‘double DRS’ system in Belgium next month. On British... read more »

Lotus team boss Eric Boullier sees no reason why Kimi Raikkonen would want to swap Enstone for Maranello next season. read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison believes Kimi Raikkonen has a very realistic chance of winning the drivers' championship this season read more »

Lotus are pushing their car’s development later into 2012, learning from what they believe were errors in previous seasons. Furthermore, Technical Director James... read more »

Lotus are prepared to fight for the title until the very end according to technical director James Allison, who confirmed that the team intends to develop their cars much... read more »

With nearly half the season's races remaining, Lotus technical chief James Allison sees no reason why Kimi Raikkonen can't win the Drivers' title... read more »

Lotus is prepared to push on with developments of its E20 much further into the campaign than it has its previous cars, as it eyes a full-on assault on the world championship. read more »

Lotus notched up a double podium result in Hungary on Sunday, marking the fifth time in 2012 that one team had seen both of its drivers on the rostrum and the second time that... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has given Kimi Raikkonen a mark of nine out of ten for his first half of the season read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has faith that the FIA is handling this year's spate of technical controversies in Formula 1 in the right way - even though the number... read more »

McLaren looks set to be the next team with a ‘double DRS’-like system aboard its 2012 car. After Mercedes and then Lotus pioneered the straightline... read more »

Former F1 driver Karl Wendlinger has admitted he has been impressed with Kimi Raikkonen in 2012. After sitting out two full grand prix seasons while he forayed in world... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Nobert Haug predicts there will be just three engine suppliers in 2014 when the new engine forumla is introduced. Though Haug failed to state exactly... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen may have just missed out on Hungarian GP victory, but he has put himself right into contention for the main prize. The Finn is now 48 points (less than 20 points... read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier has again brushed aside suggestions that Kimi Raikkonen could be off to Ferrari, saying he wouldn't want to play second fiddle... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael has revealed that the Woking outfit has developed its own version of Mercedes double-DRS. The system boosts straight-line speed by... read more »

Former F1 driver Karl Wendlinger has admitted he has been impressed with Kimi Raikkonen in 2012. After sitting out two full grand prix seasons while he forayed in world... read more »

The technical concept known in the paddock this year as 'double DRS' looks set to be banned for 2013. Mercedes debuted the controversial straightline speed-boosting... read more »