Marussia will use a KERS system supplied by rivals Williams in 2013. Technical consultant Pat Symonds also revealed on Wednesday that Marussia, the former Virgin team he joined... read more »

Q: Talk us through the highlights of the 2012 season so far from the Marussia F1 Team point of view. Pat Symonds: I think our season has been one of continual improvement. We... read more »

Marussia have confirmed that they will run KERS for the first time in 2013 after agreeing a deal to use the Williams system. Marussia and HRT are currently the only two teams... read more »

Marussia technical consultant Pat Symonds discusses the season thus far and the team's plans going forward... read more »

Q and A with Pat Symonds read more »

Marussia technical consultant Pat Symonds has revealed that next year's car will be Cosworth-powered - and use Williams' KERS system. read more »

Pat Symonds, Technical Consultant at Marussia F1, has confirmed that the squad will use KERS from the 2013 season onwards. The team will integrate the unit designed by... read more »

The Marussia F1 Team has confirmed that they will be using KERS for the first time in 2013. Pat Symonds, Marussia’s technical consultant, also confirmed that the team... read more »

As Marussia prepares for its 50th Grand Prix, technical consultant Pat Symonds reflects on the story so far and what we might expect in the future, revealing that the team will... read more »

Ferrari chief designer Pat Fry has admitted that the team has been helped by the weather so far in 2012 having capitalised on rain read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry admits the weather gods have smiled down on them during the opening half of the season... read more »

Ferrari's pace, or lack of during the early part of the season, has been helped by the wet weather according to technical boss Pat Fry. The Englishman believes the team,... read more »

Ferrari technical boss Pat Fry has admitted that weather conditions have played a part in allowing Fernando Alonso to lead the world championship by 40 points read more »

Pat Fry is highly pleased with the way Ferrari has improved its car so far during the 2012 Formula 1 season. Having been one and a half seconds off the leading pace in... read more »

Ferari's technical director Pat Fry recently acknowledged the team has struggled to make some recent developments to work, but now it understands why the updates... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry has admitted the Scuderia still has 'a lot to do' and 'will need to keep up the pressure' if they are to succeed in the... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the team "must continue to keep up the pressure" during the second half of the season read more »

Ferrari has learned from some development misdirections in recent races and will start regaining ground again when the Formula 1 season resumes after the summer break, reckons... read more »

Q. Eleven races completed, time to look back at the season so far. How do you evaluate the first part of the championship? Pat Fry: Obviously, at the start, after the... read more »

Ferrari are set to introduce some 'interesting developments' in the coming races according to technical director Pat Fry. The Briton admitted that recent upgrades... read more »

As Ferrari begins its mandatory shutdown, technical director Pat Fry looks back at the first half of the season while admitting that he intends to make the best of his own free... read more »

Charlie Whiting has indicated 'stepped noses' will disappear at the end of 2012. The issue of the questionable aesthetics of this year's field returned to the... read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES – Bob FEARNLEY (Force India), Rob WHITE (Renault Sport), Mark GILLAN (Williams), Pat FRY (Ferrari), Adrian NEWEY (Red Bull Racing), James ALLISON... read more »

Bob Fearnley, Rob White, Mark Gillan, Pat Fry, Adrian Newey and James Allison attended Friday's FIA press conference at Silverstone... read more »

Friday's press conference with James Allison (Lotus), Robert Fernley (Force India), Pat Fry (Ferrari), Mark Gillan (Williams), Adrian Newey (Red Bull) and Rob White... read more »