The Inside Line looks with regret at the way some media outlets and journalists decided to report on Jules Bianchi's serious accident at the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

The hospital in Grenoble where Michael Schumacher lay in coma for almost six months reported medical documents about the F1 legend's condition stolen, it has emerged.... read more »

It's feared Michael Schumacher's medical records have been stolen and offered for sale to the highest bidder according to a statement from his management. The... read more »

Red Bull will continue to powered by Renault in 2015, team principal Christian Horner confirmed on Friday during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. Various reports suggest Red... read more »

Cooling is one of the main priorities for all of the teams this season, with a massive increase in the electrical energy being both stored and used. Furthermore the thermal... read more »

Cooling is going to be one of the biggest challenges for the teams in 2014 with the new power units requiring different characteristics to its predecessor. The teams will of... read more »

With a raft of technical regulations comes a new look for Formula 1. Lower noses, smaller wings, bigger sidepods and relocated exhaust outlets are just a few. Use our... read more »

The F1 Times sits down with massive Petrolhead Motorsport Artist extraordinaire, Nicolas Hunziker. It became more and more apparent that his artwork is only one of his... read more »

Ferrari has denied any links to Kimi Raikkonen as a possible replacement for current drivers Fernando Alonso or Felipe Massa, describing the reports as "without... read more »

Going behind the scenes is a rare occurrence in the secretive world of Formula 1. Yet, last Friday, GPUpdate.net was one of a select few outlets given the opportunity to... read more »

The organisers of the Indian Grand Prix have rubbished rumours that the event could be dropped from the calendar after 2014. Reports in some media outlets claim the organiser,... read more »

Talented drivers are proving the victims of a financial crisis in Formula One, according to media reports. Major newspapers like Germany’s Bild, and specialist... read more »

The FIA has told media outlets there is "no case to answer" amid questions over the legality of an overtaking move by Sebastian Vettel on Jean-Eric Vergne at the... read more »

Three leading specialist publications have played down the ‘rubber Red Bull’ affair. Recent video footage depicted the Adrian Newey-penned RB8 with a... read more »

Feb.27 (GMM) Most leading specialist publications see Red Bull as the continuing pacesetter in formula one. In their recent analysis, outlets including Auto Motor und Sport... read more »

Most leading specialist publications see Red Bull as the continuing pacesetter in Formula One. In their recent analysis, outlets including Auto Motor und Sport (Germany), La... read more »

For most media outlets Friday was a quiet bank holiday, but in Germany the newspapers went into overdrive. read more »

With only one day to go before Williams floats in Frankfurt some media outlets have been gripped by frenzied speculation that other F1 teams will follow suit. In McLaren's... read more »

For weeks Pitpass' business editor Chris Sylt has been saying that claims Gerhard Gribkowsky undervalued shares in SLEC were nonsense and, at last, other renowned outlets... read more »

Renault’s Robert Kubica set the fastest time today as the F1 circus concluded its three day test at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia. The Pole did only 95 laps,... read more »