No obvious explanation for Webber's lack of pace in Australia, plus more read more »

Current title holders and championship leaders Red Bull Racing will be using the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) for the first time this weekend. Although this is... read more »

The plagued Hispania Racing Team has secured a deal to use a windtunnel of Mercedes GP in order to develop its current F111 car. The car lacked considerable pace at Melbourne... read more »

Jarno Trulli has admitted that the primary goal for Team Lotus on 'home' turf in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix must be to extract the potential from its... read more »

The Hispania team will receive a major boost to its pace on Friday after their new 2011-spec front-wing passed the FIA's mandatory crash tests. The Spanish read more »

The Autódromo José Carlos Pace circuit in Interlagos is set for safety changes following an unfortunate accident which killed stock car driver Gustavo... read more »

McLaren says it has a "reasonable amount of work to do" to match Red Bull Racing's pace, but the British squad admits it is pleased with its start to the 2011... read more »

The majority of Ferrari’s work between Australia and Malaysia has revolved around qualifying, with the fastest Maranello car having been 1.4 seconds off pole-sitter Sebastian... read more »

Red Bull Racing have made a number of modifications to Mark Webber’s car ahead of this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. The Australian endured a poor start to the season in... read more »

Malaysia is expected to be once again smoking hot and damp, and as such it will be a tougher test on cars and drivers than anything so far this year. Nonetheless, McLaren... read more »

The entire Williams team have appeared confident over the pace of their new car, but so far it was unable to show how good that really is. With new updates and reliability... read more »

Red Bull are expecting Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel to be closer to each other in Malaysia after the team "found a few things" that may have caused Webber to be... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is confident that Mark Webber will be back on Sebastian Vettel's pace in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Mark Webber is confident Red Bull will find the cause of his lack of pace in Australia and rectify the problem before he heads to Malaysia... read more »

Mike Gascoyne insists that Lotus have got the car to challenge the midfield, despite being well off the pace at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

After having struggled with tyre warmup at Australia, Team Lotus is looking forward to show a better pace at the usually hotter Malaysian GP. As Team Lotus consider this their... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is "very confident" Sauber will have pace in Malaysia as they chase their first points of the campaign... read more »

After a disappointing first GP of the season where the team failed to show its expected pace, drivers and managers are sure things will improve in Sepang. Brawn though admitted... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is "very confident" about the pace of his Sauber team ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix next week. read more »

McLaren owe their turnaround in pace to Adrian Newey after they copied Red Bull's exhaust system for the Australian Grand Prix, that's the view of read more »

Jenson Button believes McLaren is closer to Red Bull's race pace this year than it was at the start of last season read more »

Not for the first time, Timo Glock has expressed concerns regarding Virgin¿s inability to match the pace of others on the grid... read more »

Ex-Renault boss, Flavio Briatore, has given a shock message to Ferrari following their severe lack of pace in last week's Australian Grand-Prix - "Focus on read more »

Lewis Hamilton has named Fernando Alonso as his biggest rival, despite the Spaniard being unable to match the lead pace in Australia. The McLaren driver compared read more »

Sam Michael says he is encouraged by the pace of the new Williams FW33 despite double DNF in Australia read more »