After promising much, the German Grand Prix proved difficult for Williams. Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan reflects on a frustrating weekend for the team. read more »

Fernando Alonso has been in a different class this season and is driving better than he has ever before, that's according to his team boss Stefano Domenicali. The Spaniard... read more »

Mark Webber admits he isn't sure why he lacked pace in the German Grand Prix read more »

Mark Webber is carefully reviewing the German Grand Prix before heading out to Budapest this week, having both started and finished eighth at Hockenheim. The Australian, who... read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 16th: "I am pleased with my performance today. It was a pretty quiet race for me and the car felt good right from the first lap, so I think I got as much... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 15th: It was a difficult race today. We started okay but the car lacked pace in the second stint and I didn't have the grip needed to maintain my... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 2nd: "We had a decent race today although there wasn't enough pace when we got close to Fernando and we also lost a position to Jenson who had a... read more »

Mark Webber said he was disappointed to be so far off the pace at the German Grand Prix after finishing eighth at Hockenheim on Sunday read more »

Williams's chief engineering officer Mark Gillan said substantial damage to Pastor Maldonado's car from debris led to his lapped 15th-place finish at Hockenheim read more »

After finished second in today's German GP, Sebastian Vettel was penalised with a 20 second penalty for passing Jenson Button out of the race track. He is therefore... read more »

Stefano Domenicali has played down Red Bull's claim that Mark Webber chose the energy drink-owned team for 2013 despite the lure of Ferrari. Unusually for an official... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has played down the moment on Saturday when he waved his hands angrily at teammate Mark Webber. With Webber staying put at Red Bull next year, German Vettel... read more »

Fernando Alonso has become the first three-time race winner of 2012, fending off Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel at Hockenheim. The World Champion passed the Englishman on... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was left to rue disappearing in the spray behind RBR team-mate Mark Webber's car as he geared up to mount an assault on German GP pole... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber will retain their grid positions of second and eighth after the FIA announced it is to take no further action over a suspected technical... read more »

Red Bull is currently under investigation by the German Grand Prix stewards, with the cars of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber supposedly running with illegal torque maps.... read more »

Red Bull's grid positions may be under threat after the FIA's technical delegate Jo Bauer, found both cars to be outside of the regulations regarding engine mapping.... read more »

The lack of dry free practice running ahead of the German Grand Prix means that teams will have to be adaptable during the race, according Williams's Mark Gillan read more »

A raft of penalties have altered the grid for Sunday's German Grand Prix quite dramatically, with all but eight drivers either losing or gaining positions. Romain... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari); 2 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing); 3 – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing) TV... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will be able to start the German GP from second place on the grid after a solid qualifying session for the double world champion. Mark Webber qualified 3rd but... read more »

After an eventful and weather-affected qualifying hour, Michael Schumacher will start from third place of the grid tomorrow for the German Grand Prix thanks to gaining a place... read more »

Sergio Perez has been handed a five-place grid demotion after the stewards found he had blocked several drivers during qualifying. The Sauber driver is the fourth driver to... read more »

Today's post race press conference with Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber. read more »

Mark Webber admitted that he was happy to deliver a strong qualifying performance in tough conditions ahead of taking a grid penalty for the German Grand Prix read more »