Formula One was "broken" in Melbourne, but then "revitalised" in Malaysia. Reactions to the first two races of the season have been largely hyperbolic but... read more »

Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi says that Ferrari's victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix proves that calls to equalise teams following Mercedes' dominant... read more »

An hour and 41 minutes was all that separated the Malaysian Grand Prix start and finish. But in terms of how we felt about contemporary F1, either felt like they belonged in a... read more »

Manor have denied reports they're unable to run both cars at the same time due to software problems and limited parts. Whilst the team attended the first race in... read more »

In line with the MP4-30's improved qualifying pace of yesterday, its race pace was also a significant improvement over what it showed in Melbourne. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has described the difference between the RB11's performance in Australia and Malaysia as "night and day". The Australian, who managed to qualify... read more »

Red Bull might be forced to quit Formula 1 if Renault follow through with their own threats to exit the sport, according to Christian Horner. The French manufacturer is... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Renault has solved many of the driveability issues which hampered Red Bull so drastically in Melbourne read more »

Some things are definitely positive and the bulk of the driveability issues we had in Melbourne are a lot better now. read more »

Hamilton side-lined by engine issue as Ferrari suggests Melbourne form was no fluke. read more »

Williams is making changes to Valtteri Bottas car in view of his Melbourne back problem. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says Manor's failure to turn a wheel in Australia will cost the team £2m in prize money. read more »

Ferrari technical director James Allison expects the Italian outfit will be able to narrow the gap to Mercedes at the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend. Ferrari have emerged as... read more »

James Allison believes similarities in certain circuit parameters mean Ferrari's performance should match that of season opener. read more »

Marcus Ericsson and Felipe Nasr are determined to follow up their Melbourne success with more points at Sepang... read more »

Renault Sport F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul has hit back at comments from Red Bull's Adrian Newey, accusing the design guru of lying about the Renault power unit. The Briton... read more »

Jenson Button insists finishing last in Melbourne was far from ideal, but at least it gave his McLaren team some data to work with to try and improve the car. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he's looking forward to driving McLaren-Honda's MP4-30 this weekend in Malaysia, despite his earlier testing crash. The Spaniard was sidelined... read more »

McLaren have a mountain to climb in terms of the problems associated with their Honda powerunit but it seems that they have at least overcome some of their aerodynamic issues.... read more »

Force India doesn't expect to make major strides forward until Formula 1 returns to Europe later in the season, according to team principal Vijay Mallya. The Silverstone... read more »

Manor are in a different position to the one it was in during the season opener in Australia according to team principal John Booth. The revived outfit failed to get either of... read more »

Reserve driver Raffaele Marciello will replace Melbourne star Felipe Nasr in FP1 at Sepang. read more »

Williams's Valtteri Bottas expects to race in Malaysia after overcoming a back injury that ruled him out of the season-opener in Melbourne. read more »

Having had his hopes at making his F1 debut in Melbourne scuppered, Roberto Merhi will remain with Manor F1 for the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Despite scoring well in Melbourne, we know the VJM08 is only just beginning its development journey and that we need to add performance read more »