As well as the new Pirelli tyres, a pair of technical novelties will be in action to help improve overtaking in Formula 1 this year. Reigning Champions Red Bull Racing allow us... read more »

As Melbourne approaches, 1980 Formula 1 Champion Alan Jones has echoed the opinions of many in blaming new circuits for a lack of overtaking and feels that more efforts should... read more »

Rubens Barrichello now heads into his second season with Williams after switching from Brawn GP at the start of last year. However, despite being confident that the Grove squad... read more »

World champion Sebastian Vettel has questioned the location of the new 'overtaking zone' at next weekend's Australian GP. read more »

Toro Rosso driver Jaime Alguersuari believes the difference between fresh and worn Pirelli tyres could see the backmarkers overtaking the frontrunners. It has been suggested that read more »

Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi believes that slower traffic may enjoy numerous opportunities to unlap themselves in Grands Prix this year, with Pirelli having introduced tyre... read more »

The FIA announces moves to examine the design of GP circuits in an effort to improve overtaking read more »

As the World Motor Sport Council reveals that the Circuit Design Group is examining various circuits in order to identify the possibility of increasing the opportunities for... read more »

The FIA has announced that it will be looking in to the layout of circuits as it seeks to increase overtaking in Formula One read more »

The FIA have announced that they will look at the layout of circuits as they seek to increase overtaking in Formula One. read more »

Following today's meeting of the World Motor Sport Council it was announced that the Circuit Design Group is examining various circuits in order to identify the... read more »

In a bid to increase overtaking, the FIA has formed a 'Circuit Design Group' which will be tasked with looking at a tracks layout and read more »

The FIA has announced that its circuit commission will look into whether Formula 1 tracks can be changed to encourage more overtaking read more »

Kamui Kobayashi reckons F1's new moveable rear wing will improve overtaking but only if the cars are evenly matched... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says he isn't convinced that new rules in F1 will increase overtaking during the year ahead read more »

Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi is sceptical that the return of KERS and the introduction of adjustable rear wings will lead to more overtaking in Formula One... read more »

Formula 1 commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone does not expect the adjustable rear wing, new for 2011 and brought in with the hope of improving overtaking opportunities,... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is unsure there will be more overtaking during the 2011 season despite the return of KERS and the introduction of the moveable rear wings. read more »

Triple world champion Sir Jackie Stewart believes Formula One's new circuits are to blame for the lack of overtaking in the sport read more »

Kamui Kobayashi believes that his renowned talent for overtaking may now be less useful in Formula 1, with a selection of aids – such as KERS and the new adjustable rear wing... read more »

Organisers for this October’s Indian Grand Prix have explained that small circuit tweaks continue to be made in order to create as many overtaking possibilities as possible... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso have differing views on how the new Pirelli tyres will effect the amount of overtaking on-track. The current world champion believes read more »

McLaren's Jenson Button only expects to see unusual race results in 2011 should Grands Prix be mixed up by inclement weather conditions or the deployment of the Safety... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has again spoken of his unease over F1's mandatory adjustable rear wings in 2011, believing they could reduce the impact of overtaking in the eyes of... read more »

Fernando Alonso is reserving judgement on whether the introduction of moveable rear wings will improve overtaking... read more »