Australian Grand Prix may be moved from Albert Park, plus more gossip read more »

Sebastien Buemi is confident that Toro Rosso will make a strong start to the season, saying that the team have moved closer to the front. read more »

Formula One fans are in for a real treat this year as the sport will be broadcast in high definition (HD) for the first time. However, some say it comes too late as rival... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has quickly moved to discard any rumours that he is considering a departure from McLaren, which has suffered a number of reliability issues and lacks car... read more »

FIA Race Director Charlie Whiting has moved to defend the new Drag Reduction System (DRS) ahead of next weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Many drivers have... read more »

Sergio Pérez ended his winter testing programme by topping the Barcelona timesheets on Thursday, despite suffering a KERS problem which limited running time. In the afternoon,... read more »

Just as the final Formula One winter test has changed location, it was announced today that the dates will be moved as well. Instead of testing from 8-11th March, the teams... read more »

Following his rally accident in Italy seventeen days ago, Robert Kubica has now moved from intensive care to the rehabilitation stage of his recovery, also at the Santa Corona... read more »

The final pre-season test at Barcelona¿s Circuit de Catalunya could be moved to a later date, according to a report... read more »

The final pre-season test, planned to take place in Bahrain, will now be held in Barcelona, the Williams team confirmed. It will take place between March read more »

Bahrain will not be hosting the opening race of the 2011 F1 season. Following unrest in the country the Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have announced that the country will not... read more »

The Bahrain GP which was scheduled to take place at Sakhir on 13 March will not take place due to continued unrests in the country. While Australia will now host the opening... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed the under-threat Bahrain GP could be moved to later in the calendar if pro-democracy demonstrations lead to it being postponed... read more »

Sebastian Vettel regrets not being able to complete more laps of the Circuit de Catalunya on Friday, despite setting the day’s quickest lap time. Having moved atop the... read more »

Robert Kubica has left the intensive care unit according to a spokesman for the Santa Corona Hospital near Genoa read more »

Virgin team boss John Booth has said if Bahrain is cancelled there is 'absolutely' no chance of it being moved to a different venue. read more »

Marussia Virgin Racing boss John Booth has spoken out ahead of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, saying a replacement venue would not be feasible. The Rotherham-born man... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has moved to dampen Sebastian Vettel's dreams of riding the Prancing Horse any time soon. read more »

The organisers of the Bahrain Grand Prix have moved to assure fans that safety is their utmost concern and they will take the necessary steps read more »

Ferrari has moved to clarify the confusion over the name of its 2011 Formula One car by stating that it has always been called the F150th Italia and the widely-used F150... read more »

Robert Kubica is moved from intensive care as he continues his recovery after suffering multiple injuries in a rally accident on Sunday. read more »

Robert Kubica has been moved from intensive care to a trauma ward as he continues his recovery from a crash on the Ronde di Andora rally... read more »

The first big sign that Robert Kubica is on the road to recovery happened on Thursday morning, as the Pole was moved from the Intensive read more »

Robert Kubica has left the intensive care unit and has been moved to the normal ward following another good night at the Santa Corona hospital. read more »

Hispania Racing have moved another step closer to proving their doubters wrong after releasing the first images of their latest challenger... read more »