Ferrari’s Stefano Domenicali has looked to motorsport governing body the FIA after the multiple collision at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix. With Fernando Alonso... read more »

Pirelli expects to make just minor tweaks to its tyres for next year - but will wait a few more weeks before deciding exactly what it will do read more »

Caterham technical director Mark Smith confirms tweaks to the CT-01 will continue for the remainder of the 2012 F1 season. read more »

There will be some minor modifications to the car in view of the configuration we are running. Overall, we can expect a strong weekend for our team. read more »

We have a couple of minor modifications to the package we introduced in Silverstone and tonight we will be focusing on what they have added, what we can take from the data from... read more »

McLaren are hoping 'noticeable' upgrades will help propel them back to the front of the grid after a disappointing set of recent results. Both Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Ferrari have done what many teams could never achieve in a single season, and that's to go from having a mid-field car, to a front-runner capable of winning races. Whilst... read more »

F1's governing body is looking to reform its current system of driver penalties, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport. The report said the FIA has acknowledged... read more »

The stewards have decided to hand out fines to Pastor Maldonado and Kamui Kobayashi. Maldonado got his fine for causing an accident with the Sauber of Sergio Perez. Kamui... read more »

The Caterham F1 team is hopeful of closing the gap to the midfield with its latest upgrades set to be introduced at the European and British grands prix. Currently the Norfolk... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 5th: "Today we tried to win the race, but the gamble of only making a single stop did not pay off. When Hamilton came back into the pits for his second... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has hailed McLaren's efforts in Canada where he says the only minor pit stops errors were his own slow getaways... read more »

Ferrari’s Felipe Massa was frustrated after qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, even though the Brazilian driver qualified 6th for race. Regardless of Massa’s frustration,... read more »

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on the Île Notre-Dame in Montreal is a very special place for the Sauber F1 Team: It was there the team claimed its only victory to date in its 20... read more »

For the forthcoming race in Montreal, the Sauber C31 will feature a new rear wing plus some other minor modifications. read more »

The minor upgrades which we've brought to Monaco have helped us to achieve the best qualifying result in the history of the team. read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 21st: "It was the best qualifying session of the year and, without a doubt, the best lap I've ever done in Monaco. The car went well and we decided... read more »

We have minor upgrades for this race which we hope will help us to close the gap to the front pack. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes it's only a matter of time before things start falling into place for him at McLaren this season, following a string of errors. The 27-year-old... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting has ruled that Formula 1 stewards can continue to use their own discretion when ruling over gains made if a driver goes off-track. Whiting met... read more »

Fernando Alonso isn't expect major gains in Spain after admitting his F2012 wouldn't feature any 'major upgrades'. Ferrari are set to introduce their new... read more »

McLaren are likely to run a new nose configuration at the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend following a brief test of the raised front in Mugello last week. The new higher nose... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi, 7th: "We had a few minor issues to fix, but overall today's practice sessions went smoothly. Sometimes the visibility was a bit poor read more »

Marussia are looking to "continue to take positive steps forward" as they head to Shanghai with minor updates for their MR01... read more »

Despite a minor hiccough in FP3, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button prove that Melbourne was no fluke, while third-placed Michael Schumacher signals Mercedes’ intent. read more »