Following a hectic agenda in 2011 and a prolonged post-season break, Mark Webber has returned to a full-time schedule with Red Bull. The Australian is now making regular visits... read more »

Jan.24 (GMM) Toro Rosso's new drivers have admitted a seat at senior team Red Bull Racing is an obvious target for the future. Mark Webber's contract expires at the... read more »

Mark Webber has confirmed that his Tasmania Challenge will be returning this year. This follows immense success for the event in 2011, with some 100,000 Australian dollars... read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan says that the team has set itself the target of regular top ten qualifying and race performances, and that it is on track at present read more »

Toro Rosso’s new drivers have admitted a seat at senior team Red Bull Racing is an obvious target for the future. Mark Webber’s contract expires at the end... read more »

Mark Webber, who will be the first to test Red Bull¿s RB8, will return stronger this season, according to his team boss Christian Horner... read more »

Mark Webber will be first to get behind the wheel of Red Bull's 2012 car, the RB8, which the Milton Keynes based outfit will be read more »

Mark Webber has been confirmed as the first Red Bull driver to hit the track in pre-season testing, where he will be given the job of ironing out the wrinkles in the new RB8. read more »

Red Bull Racing has officially confirmed that Mark Webber will be the driver to debut this year’s new RB8, . Testing begins in Jerez, Spain on Tuesday 7 January.... read more »

Mark Webber will drive the new RB8 first for Red Bull after the team announced its driver schedule for the first test in Jerez read more »

Red Bull has revealed that Mark Webber will be the first driver to run the team's 2012 contender in anger. read more »

Mark Webber will get the first run in the new Red Bull RB8 when the champion team begins testing at Jerez on February 7 read more »

France is in the F1 spotlight again! Three French drivers (Jean-Eric Vergne, Romain Grosjean and Charles Pic) will be racing in 2012; and there is talk, too, of a return of... read more »

Bruno Senna has been hired on the basis of his future potential as much as the millions he can bring to the team, claims Williams' Mark Gillan. read more »

Mark Gillan, Williams' senior operations engineer, insists that money was not the key factor in naming Bruno Senna as the team's second driver... read more »

The Williams F1 Team has revealed that their 2012 Formula One Championship car, the FW34, has already passed the mandatory FIA crash tests in December. Chief Operations... read more »

Jan.18 (GMM) Williams' 2012 car is on schedule for an early February debut. That is the claim of the famous team's chief operations engineer Mark Gillan, who said... read more »

Williams’ 2012 car is on schedule for an early February debut. That is the claim of the famous team’s chief operations engineer Mark Gillan, who said the... read more »

Williams's Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan is adamant the team will take a significant step forward in performance this year following a difficult 2011. read more »

Jan.17 (GMM) Jenson Button will give McLaren's 2012 car, the MP4-27, its official track debut at Jerez on 7 February, the British team has announced. On the same day as... read more »

Jenson Button will give McLaren’s 2012 car, the MP4-27, its official track debut at Jerez on 7 February, the British team has announced. On the same day as the winter... read more »

Former Red Bull and McLaren Formula 1 driver David Coulthard believes that Mark Webber can still return to his pre-2011 championship-contending form read more »

Mark Webber will be able to enjoy 2010-like pace once again, should he be able to improve his qualifying efforts in 2012. That is the opinion of former team-mate and BBC... read more »

David Coulthard is confident Mark Webber can return to form this season but only if the Red Bull rediscovers his qualifying mojo... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has warned potential replacements for Mark Webber to expect the Australian to have a better year than in 2011. read more »