As expected, France’s new government is not willing to return to the Formula 1 calendar next season. Under the previous leadership of Nicolas Sarkozy, the Paul Ricard... read more »

Paul di Resta says racing in the Monaco Grand Prix will be the highlight for the F1 season read more »

Nick Fry, Chief Executive Officer of Mercedes, has admitted that current Force India driver Paul di Resta is on the team's list as a replacement for Michael Schumacher. read more »

Nick Fry says Paul di Resta would be an option for Mercedes if Michael Schumacher decided to retire from F1 for a second time at the end of the current season read more »

Mercedes have admitted that Paul di Resta is in line for a race-seat with Michael Schumacher rumoured to be making way for the Scot... read more »

Paul di Resta is a contender for a Mercedes seat if Michael Schumacher does not continue in Formula 1 next year, team CEO Nicky Fry has confirmed read more »

Mercedes CEO Nick Fry has admitted that Paul di Resta would "undoubtedly" be one of the drivers that the team would consider to replace Michael Schumacher read more »

Paul Hembery has reached the conclusion that even when one gives people what they want, they still "are not" happy... read more »

After five different teams won the opening five races of 2012, a debate has exploded: is it good for Formula One? “Take a pack of playing cards, throw them up in the... read more »

France’s new sports minister has confirmed there is some doubt the country will return to the Formula One calendar next year. Bernie Ecclestone announced recently... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has hit back at suggestions that the 2012 Formula 1 season is now too unpredictable - and thinks the variety of winners is of huge... read more »

Who better to guide us around the principality than local resident, Paul Di Resta. He talks about the main challenges of the famous street circuit and sums up the unique buzz... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Robert Fernley reflects on a Nico Hulkenberg and Paul di Resta's performances in Spain... read more »

Adrian Sutil is eyeing a return to the grid amid rumours Ferrari may be looking to replace Felipe Massa before the current season is up. The German is confident that an... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg, 10th: "A lot of hard work went into today's race so it's nice to get the reward of one point. It was a very tough race physically and... read more »

Pirelli’s motorsport director Paul Hembery: “With Pastor Maldonado starting from the front and Lewis Hamilton starting from the back, this was always going... read more »

Paul di Resta and his Force India team mate Nico Hulkenberg believe that things are coming together just in time to make them a factor in today's race. read more »

Paul Hembery: "Strategy was at the forefront of qualifying today, with a gap of around 0.8 seconds between the hard and the soft tyres, depending on the team.... read more »

Sahara Force India will line up on the seventh row of the grid for tomorrow’s Spanish Grand Prix. Paul Di Resta had a bit of trouble with his car's balance and will... read more »

The return of the French Grand Prix is now unlikely, according to Bernie Ecclestone, as the country’s government changed following the recent general election. With... read more »

We can take encouragement from our qualifying showing today with both Nico and Paul just a couple of tenths shy of squeezing through to Q3. read more »

Paul di Resta: “It has been quite a difficult weekend so far trying to get the car dialled into the circuit. In fact, it was only during the my final qualifying run... read more »

Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery had defended the tyre manufacturer's 'more aggressive' tyre strategy in 2012, and fended off criticism from... read more »

Paul Hembery says Pirelli will continue to be aggressive with their tyres, however, if teams really want a different approach they are open to discussions... read more »

Friday's press conference with Giorgio Ascanelli, Paul Hembery, Sam Michael, Adrian Newey, Mark Smith and Pierre Wache. read more »