McLaren's Jenson Button sets the pace as title rival Sebastian Vettel crashes out in first practice for the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Bruno Senna is hopeful Lotus Renault GP will be back on the pace next weekend in Japan and able to get both cars in the points. read more »

Bruno Senna says he still feels he is far from fully up to speed despite his promising pace in his first three appearances with Renault read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari can win again in F1 2011 despite being off the pace in Singapore read more »

Paul di Resta says that an upgrade package was the key behind Force India's pace as he finished sixth in the Singapore Grand Prix read more »

Jenson Button admitted McLaren did not have the pace to beat Sebastian Vettel at the Singapore Grand Prix despite closing to within 1.7s in the final few laps read more »

Team Lotus had mixed emotions after the long race at Singapore. The beginning of the race showed possibly the strongest race pace of the season for the cars, as they were... read more »

Adrian Sutil, 9th: "We can be pretty happy with today's result. Going into qualifying we felt we had the pace to make the top ten, but read more »

Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa have qualified themselves in 5th and 6th positions for the Singaporean GP tomorrow. The Ferrari cars though don't seem to have a good... read more »

James Allison says Renault has lost 1.8 seconds in pace since Spa, after it qualified 15th and 18th on the grid for the Singapore Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons he could have qualified on the front row for Sunday's F1 2011 Singapore GP. read more »

Lewis Hamilton said he was not too frustrated by the fuelling problem that ended his Singapore Grand Prix qualifying early, as he is confident that his McLaren's race pace... read more »

At Team Lotus the engineers have worked hard overnight to try to optimise engine maps to improve driveability and reduce fuel consumption. While that has paid off, there is... read more »

Mark Webber was left feeling encouraged by his qualifying pace at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Saturday night, despite missing out on the top spot courtesy of fellow Red... read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber sets the pace in a closely contested final practice at the Singapore Grand Prix with McLaren's Jenson Button second and Lewis Hamilton fifth. read more »

Mark Webber set the pace in Saturday evening’s final practice session ahead of Singapore Grand Prix qualifying. The Australian led the way from Jenson Button, with... read more »

Pirelli reckons that the Singapore Grand Prix could turn into a strategy thriller - with those teams not having the ultimate pace of Red Bull Racing potentially trying out a... read more »

Despite the belief that it would never happen, Kimi Raikkonen could indeed be on his way to Williams for next season. read more »

Fernando Alonso played down Ferrari's chances of victory in the Singapore Grand Prix, despite finishing a close second to Sebastian Vettel in practice read more »

Nico Rosberg said that he was focusing on race pace after setting the 15th quickest time in second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton beats Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel to set the pace in an incident-packed first practice at the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Sep.23 (GMM) Mark Webber let his frustration show when a French journalist asked him a tough question in Singapore. According to specialist publications Auto Motor und Sport,... read more »

Renault may have endured a challenging 2011 campaign after falling away from the podium-finishing pace that it started the season with, but team principal Eric Boullier says he... read more »

Sep.19 (GMM) Triple world champion Niki Lauda has hailed Sebastian Vettel for refusing to follow his example. Writing in the Swiss newspaper Blick, the red-capped Austrian... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has asserted that the current F1 pace-setters are now to all intents and purposes the 'factory team of Renault Sport' in the... read more »