Apr.13 (GMM) High-profile sponsors are nervous, as formula one ploughs ahead with next week's Bahrain grand prix. Despite widespread trepidation felt within the paddock... read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) In the Shanghai paddock on Thursday, the message was clear: next week's Bahrain grand prix is still on. Bernie Ecclestone said in China that the only ones... read more »

Overcast skies greeted Felipe Massa when he arrived at the Shanghai circuit mid-morning today, a few hours before facing the media in the Scuderia Ferrari hospitality area,... read more »

John Yates, an advisor for Bahrain's Ministry of the Interior, has argued that the Formula 1 paddock has been given a 'distorted picture' ahead of next... read more »

Amidst growing unease within the paddock, Bernie Ecclestone admits that teams cannot be forced to go to Bahrain against their will. read more »

Apr.4 (GMM) Fernando Alonso's win was a complete surprise, but the name of another team was on more paddock-dwellers' lips after Malaysia -- Sauber. "Only one... read more »

Mark Webber says the opening two races of 2012 haven't given a true guide to form in the F1 paddock read more »

The Lotus F1 Team saw its hospitality unit go into flames at the Sepang paddock last night. A suspected electrical fault in a fridge caused a fire that destroyed the... read more »

Lotus has been forced to relocate itself in the Sepang paddock after a fire destroyed its hospitality unit overnight read more »

Mar.22 (GMM) Felipe Massa's Ferrari seat is a big talking point in the Sepang paddock on Thursday. Following a dire performance in Australia for the Brazilian, the... read more »

Mar.22 (GMM) After all the pre-season hype, the Melbourne paddock banter about its clever F-duct system and a strong showing in qualifying, Mercedes failed to shine in last... read more »

Felipe Massa’s Ferrari seat is a big talking point in the Sepang paddock on Thursday. Following a dire performance in Australia for the Brazilian, the Italian press... read more »

Paddock regulars insist the formerly-dominant Red Bull team cannot be written off after a single defeat in Australia. On paper, reigning back-to-back champion Sebastian... read more »

With one race down out of twenty, F1 teams are now hopping from Australia to Malaysia where the new pecking-order will be immediately tested on a more conventional circuit.... read more »

Many team bosses reportedly left the Melbourne paddock angry late on Sunday, amid claims Ferrari and Red Bull have agreed special deals for F1′s future beyond the... read more »

McLaren didn't dominate, we underperformed says Red Bull's Christian Horner, plus the other stories from the race. read more »

Speculation in the paddock suggests that Ferrari is likely to receive shares in Formula 1 as part of a new Concorde Agreement lasting from 2013 read more »

McLaren is likely to introduce its own version of Mercedes' new DRS-operated F-duct, which has caught the attention of several teams in the paddock this weekend read more »

Official track action in 2012 has now begun, but the pecking order is still totally unclear. “The tea-leaf reading will go on until after the third practice session... read more »

Ross Brawn has moved to play down the hype surrounding Mercedes’ new so-called ‘F-duct’ solutions. The active F-ducts of 2010 are banned, but... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the Melbourne paddock is still in the dark about this year's possible pecking order after rain affected the running in Melbourne... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen had heads turning in the F1 paddock on Thursday as he revealed his all-red helmet for 2012. The Caterham driver and Finn’s new helmet is in the... read more »

One mystery to be solved this weekend is just how much trouble the Ferrari team is in. Depending on who is asked in the paddock, the famous Italian team is either in full-speed... read more »

Mar.14 (GMM) Jenson Button is an outright favourite for the 2012 title, according to former F1 driver Mika Salo. The Finn, Salo, will be a regular in the paddock this season... read more »

One would have to be brave or stupid to bet against Red Bull winning the Australian Grand Prix for the second consecutive year. Or would they? Paddock opinion is divided at... read more »