A frustrated Esteban Gutierrez says it is 'almost impossible' for Sauber to achieve good results as the team endured another dismal day in the Singapore Grand Prix.... read more »

It was a much happier day for the Prancing Horse team in Singapore, with both Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen showing a good turn of pace for Ferrari around the […] read more »

After promising so much during practice, only one Scuderia Toro Rosso driver made it through to the third part of qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Daniil Kvyat was the […] read more »

With the recent ban - albeit a watered down version - on performance related team radio, drivers will have to rely more on the information displayed on their steering wheel.... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull can challenge for the victory at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday after coming within less than a couple of tenths of pole position. The... read more »

We know in Singapore that the race is long and often unpredictable, plus our pace is much better in race conditions. read more »

McLaren driver Jenson Button copped the blame for being knocked out of qualifying during the second segment, although reckons his mistake did not cost him too many positions.... read more »

Felipe Massa has advised his former Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso to stick with the Italian team for now. But the Brazilian, who lost his seat at the end of last year and... read more »

We're much happier with the E22 here as we look more competitive than of late, particularly when on the lower fuel levels. read more »

Another technical problem sidelined Sebastian Vettel for much of FP2 in Singapore, leaving the F1 world champion with some catching up to do before qualifying. read more »

The FIA has relaxed the ban on team radio messages following a meeting with team members in Singapore, with the implementation of much of it delayed until 2015 read more »

With much of the focus leading up to the Singapore Grand Prix surrounding the FIA's decision to restrict the amount of team to driver radio communications, F1's... read more »

Felipe Massa is predicting a backlash against the FIA's new rule which limits what can and can't be said over team radio in an attempt to put more focus on the... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he's confused as to why the Italian media are spreading rumours about his future, after reports he and Sebastian Vettel are to swap places for 2015.... read more »

Mercedes' title-warring teammates are the first F1 drivers to welcome the FIA's banning of "performance"-related radio communications. At a sponsor event in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed Formula 1's recent decision to limit what information can be shared via team radio which comes into effect at this weekend's Singapore... read more »

Renault believes it has closed the gap to Mercedes since the start of the season, but reckons only a pole position will prove the performance is there. The French engine... read more »

Renault is expecting its power unit to fare much better at this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

After a shocking weekend in Monza where the Lotus F1 Team were lucky to out-qualify the Marussia and Caterham teams, both Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado are hopeful of an […] read more »

Paddy Lowe has his fingers crossed for another Mercedes one-two in Singapore, just like they achieved last weekend in Italy, but he's hoping it comes without the drama.... read more »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff reckons the team radio clampdown will prove "complex and controversial" to both understand and govern. The FIA announced this week that... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the 2015 Formula 1 calendar will feature 20 races with the return of the Mexican Grand Prix. F1 will return to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in... read more »

The FIA has chosen to enforce a ban on performance related team radio between team and driver in an attempt to remove the stigma that drivers are simply 'puppets'... read more »

Formula 1 teams need to change as much as the sport to ensure grand prix racing remains popular, believes McLaren chief Ron Dennis read more »

The Haas F1 Team could very well be considered a Ferrari B-team when it debuts in 2016 after team owner Gene Haas admitted that much of the car will be supplied by the Italian... read more »