Lotus steal march on rivals with technical innovation that could provide important advantage. read more »

Lotus look to have stolen an early march on their rivals following speculation that the outfit has developed an adjustable ride-height system. The system, which its read more »

BARRY WOODALL – 2nd March 1919 to 10th December 2011 Former F1 racing driver passed away on 10th December 2011 aged 92 years. Barry was born and brought up in Dudley,... read more »

The system, which allows a chasing driver to move a flap in the rear wing and increase top speed when he is close to his rival, is set to be retained and even ramped up for... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne has said he definitely feels ready for F1 - and he is already looking forward to making his race debut with Toro Rosso in Australia in March 2012. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes he is to blame for the widespread criticism his new management company has received across the 2011 Formula 1 season. In March, the former World... read more »

British driver Peter Gethin has passed away at the age of 71 following a long illness. The former BRM, McLaren and Embassy Hill Lola Formula 1 racer was best known for his... read more »

The Caterham Group has divulged its plans for 2012, with the Caterham Formula 1 and GP2 teams being part of the company. Earlier this year, Malaysian entrepreneur Tony... read more »

Sky has released details of what Formula One fans can expect from their coverage of the sport next season. Starting in March 2012, Sky Sports F1 will be the only way UK fans... read more »

Williams may have stolen a march on their rivals after becoming the first outfit to test their top-exiting exhausts for the 2012 season. The team ran read more »

Our guest in Episode 42 is Nigel Mansell, the 1992 F1 World Champion and the winner of 31 Grands Prix. A hero still amongst F1 fans all over the world, Nigel rose to F1 the... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi will be racing with a limited edition helmet at the Japanese Grand Prix, with it serving as a dedication to the thousands who were affected by the... read more »

Q. Kamui, what is your personal impression about the current situation in Japan? Kamui Kobayashi: “After the news we received in March about the disaster became read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says the Japanese Grand Prix will be a boost to the people of his homeland as they continue to come to terms with the earthquake and tsunami that struck in March read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is delighted that F1 will be visiting Japan next weekend, with the country having been struck by an earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster in... read more »

Next weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix will mark the first Formula 1 race in the country since it suffered the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster of... read more »

As noted in the press earlier this month, Lotus Renault are set to add a new simulator facility to their already impressive headquarters in Enstone, England. And with the plans... read more »

The nation of Bahrain paid for its 2011 Formula 1 race, despite the event being called off due to political unrest. The Grand Prix should have started the season in March, but... read more »

Both Sauber cars will be carrying insignia dedicated to the victims of the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster at next month’s race at Suzuka. The... read more »

Final practicefor the Italian Grand Prix starts ay 1000 BST as McLaren and Ferrari seek to steal a march on Red Bull ahead of qualifying at 1300 BST. read more »

Derek Daly is the latest former Grand Prix driver to try his hand as FIA steward. The former Ensign, March, Tyrrell and Williams driver, who raced in Formula 1 between 1978 and... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that his recent suggestion to move the 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix from March to November was at the request of Bahraini government read more »

The 2012 season will still kick off on March 18 next year, despite the Bahrain Grand Prix being moved to a November date. read more »

Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »

Hugh Robertson, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Sport, has warned Formula 1 governing body the FIA that the Bahrain Grand Prix could result in a ‘disaster’ if it is allowed... read more »