We have been lacking pace since the start of the weekend and therefore did not make much progress up the order, with the two cars finishing 16th and 17th. read more »

Michael Schumacher hopes Mercedes can keep up its new-found winning pace at forthcoming races. Despite always qualifying strongly with its ‘double-DRS’, the... read more »

Force India should be encouraged by its Chinese Grand Prix performance, despite failing to score a point at Shanghai, according to deputy team boss Robert Fernley. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has targeted qualifying pace and straight-line speed as areas for improvement for Red Bull after he finished fifth at the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Apr.14 (GMM) A steady regroup is not possible for the Ferrari team, Stefano Domenicali has claimed. The famous Italian team's boss admitted in Shanghai that while the... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was disappointed following qualifying for the F1 2012 Chinese Grand Prix today, even though he set the fifth fastest time. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen admitted he was disappointed with the pace of his car during qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was disappointed with his car's performance during qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix despite securing his best grid position since his comeback with Lotus read more »

Despite the disappointment of not getting the cars in the top 10, we are looking forward to tomorrow's race as we believe that our race pace will be strong. read more »

Kimi Räikkönen, 5th, starts 4th: “The grid position is okay but when you look at the times, I’m disappointed with the pace of the car read more »

Lotus line up fourth and tenth in China, with Kimi Räikkönen leading the charge and Romain Grosjean having decided to abort his final run in Q3. Despite being... read more »

Obviously, this was a disappointing qualifying for us and today we clearly lacked the pace we needed to be in the fight. read more »

Michael Schumacher said he was surprised by the pace of Nico Rosberg during qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, but was keen to congratulate his Mercedes team-mate on... read more »

Michael Schumacher admits that Mercedes may not be capable of retaining its front-running pace, despite starting off the front row in China on Sunday. In an historic first for... read more »

Pat Fry is under no illusions that a significant amount of work is required to restore Ferrari to front-running pace. Following a highly unexpected victory due to exceptional... read more »

As Saturday rolls around Lewis Hamilton set the pace in the last FP of the Chinese GP. And clawing at his heels is his teammate Jenson Button, with Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg... read more »

It was a battle of the Mercedes power in Shanghai on Saturday as Lewis Hamilton set the pace ahead of Jenson Button and the Merc duo... read more »

FIA – Ferrari technical director Pat Fry today said that an overhaul at Maranello is targeting more than simply fixing early season problems with the F2012. In a... read more »

Timo Glock, 21st: "In general a positive day of progress with the car and I was happy with my pace and the way the car read more »

We spent today trying to make the E20 good for the race and tomorrow we'll look at ultimate qualifying pace. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is ready for the challenge of fighting back from his grid penalty after showing strong pace in Friday practice in Shanghai read more »

Lewis Hamilton is upbeat about the long-run pace of his McLaren, which he hopes will make him a contender for victory in China despite a five-place grid penalty. read more »

Ferrari is lacking performance after Friday practice at the Chinese Grand Prix according to Fernando Alonso read more »

Whilst our low fuel runs look good, our primary focus has been on race pace and working to understand the tyres so that we can use them as well as possible on Sunday. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is ready to fight his way through the field but hopes the pace shown Friday will at least mean he doesn't have to fight too hard... read more »