Team Lotus should be aiming to compete with Renault and Williams by the end of 2011, according to the team's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne read more »

Team Lotus's new Renault-powered T128 challenger has been designed to form the development platform for the squad's future cars, according to its chief technical... read more »

Team Lotus is hoping to be able to challenge mid-field runners during the new F1 season, with Technical Director Mike Gascoyne predicting a ‘big step’ forward for his... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has said that Lotus Racing cannot expect overnight success despite recent high-profile technical deals. read more »

Mike Gascoyne has labelled the overall situation ‘a great shame’, with regards to the Renault F1 Team being relabelled 'Lotus Renault GP' and therefore meaning... read more »

Team Lotus chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne has insisted that if the squad loses the right to use the Lotus name it won't affect morale. read more »

Mike Gascoyne has admitted it will take up to two years for Team Lotus to start using its own windtunnel and five years before its starts to compete with Formula One's... read more »

Team Lotus' Tony Fernandes and Mike Gascoyne respond to the news that Group Lotus will enter F1 for the 2011 season in a deal with Renault read more »

Team Lotus chiefs Tony Fernandes and Mike Gascoyne have responded defiantly to the announcement of Group Lotus's entry into Formula 1 with Renault read more »

Team Lotus Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has said the squad will be aiming to finish in the midfield in 2011. He also added that he wants to see them finish in the top... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has warned the Lotus team that they have to "step up" next season after their "dress rehearsal" debut season. read more »

Mike Gascoyne believes Lotus could mount a challenge on F1's midfield in 2011 as the team looks to build on their "dress rehearsal"... read more »

Chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne has revealed that Lotus will not start next year's Championship with the KERS system... read more »

Mike Gascoyne is optimistic that Lotus Racing's future looks strong, despite the ongoing row with Proton and Group Lotus. read more »

Lotus Racing will kick off its second season in F1 without the boost of a KERS system, Mike Gascoyne has revealed. read more »

Lotus Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has revealed that the Hingham-based squad will begin the new season minus the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS), which makes a... read more »

Lotus technical director Mike Gascoyne says the issue over what the team will be known as during the 2011 season is a 'slight hiccup' - but changes nothing as... read more »

Lotus technical boss Mike Gascoyne has vented his frustration that the team may not run with the name 'Team Lotus' in 2011 read more »

As the bitter naming row escalates, Mike Gascoyne admits it would be 'a great shame' if those who 'brought the Lotus name back to F1 and did it proud' were... read more »

Lotus tech director Mike Gascoyne says he's confused by the Group Lotus' unwillingness to allow his F1 team to use the Lotus Racing name... read more »

Lotus Racing's Mike Gascoyne is at a loss to explain Group Lotus' plans to expand its involvement in motorsport but cut off its naming rights deal with his team read more »

Lotus Racing’s Mike Gascoyne admits that he is somewhat bewildered over Group Lotus’ unwillingness to allow rights to ‘Team Lotus’ branding for the 2011 Formula 1... read more »

Lotus Racing's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne admits he is confused by the ongoing row over the naming rights of his team, saying that the matter is a "great... read more »

Lotus Racing technical boss Mike Gascoyne says he remains confused by Group Lotus' unwillingness to work with his team in Formula 1 read more »

Lotus Racing's chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne says he cannot understand Group Lotus' objections to the team's use of the iconic marque. read more »