After examining all the facts, the Sauber F1 Team has decided not to appeal against the verdict of the stewards following the Australian Grand Prix last Sunday. The two drivers... read more »

Sauber decides not to appeal against its exclusion from the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Mark Webber came away from Melbourne with only fifth place on Sunday. The Australian describes his race plus the new-for-2011 Drag Reduction System (DRS) read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has said that the reason the team struggled in Melbourne was due to it being unable to get the W02 properly set up. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has revealed that initially, McLaren 'did not believe' it could bring the dramatic upgrade that it did to its MP4-26 in Melbourne - but now, he... read more »

Williams was one of two teams to experience a double retirement at the start of the new season, with both Rubens Barrichello and Pastor Maldonado suffering transmission... read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that the Australian Grand Prix was not a disaster for Ferrari, despite the team being further off the pace than expected. read more »

Renault kicked off their 2011 campaign with a maiden podium finish for Vitaly Petrov in Melbourne, with the result acting as the first rostrum result for a Russian in Formula... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits that Red Bull Racing will have to use KERS in the next round of the World Championship at Sepang, having not run the device in Melbourne at the weekend.... read more »

The season kicked off in Melbourne yesterday, but the 58-lap Australian Grand Prix failed to produce the result the nation had been hoping for, with Mark finishing a distant fifth. read more »

Sauber's misfortune proved to be Paul di Resta's gain in the curtain-raising Australian GP in Melbourne, with the Force India rookie finding himself promoted into the... read more »

After Sebastian Vettel thoroughly dominated the Australian GP in Melbourne, Christian Horner says Red Bull is far better-prepared to fight for the title in F1 2011 than it was... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has criticised FIA race stewards for failing to advise McLaren of what it should do before penalising Jenson Button for his pass on Ferrari rival Felipe Massa... read more »

Ferrari plans an investigation back at its Maranello base this week to work out why its form fell short of expectations in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Pirelli has admitted that it even surprised itself by the solid start it made to its return to Formula 1 in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

A bullish Vitaly Petrov contends that his wholly unanticipated but thoroughly well-deserved maiden podium in F1 in Melbourne proves he can take Renault forward in Robert... read more »

Although his main rivals ran without the technology, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton had reason to be grateful for the return of KERS in Melbourne. read more »

If there was one stop to talk about in Melbourne on Sunday, it was the sole visit to the pits of Sergio Pérez. The Mexican, despite having since been disqualified for rear... read more »

Everything you need to know about Sunday's event in Melbourne. read more »

Despite getting just one car home in Melbourne, Team Lotus insists that it was more encouraged by its performance. read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh believes his team were "a bit harshly treated" by the stewards, who slapped Jenson Button with a penalty in Melbourne... read more »

Victoria state premier Ted Baillieu has spoken out in favour of keeping the Australian GP in Melbourne. read more »

Who impressed you most during the 2011 F1 season-opener on the streets of Albert Park? read more »

In a race that ended prematurely for both Williams drivers, Rubens Barrichello has revealed that he wasn't even trying to overtake Nico Rosberg when the pair collided in... read more »

Fernando Alonso acknowledges that Ferrari has much to do to close the gap to Sebastian Vettel and the runaway Red Bull Racing after claiming yet another fourth place in... read more »