Claims F1's tyres are causing imitation racing can't degrade the sport's most dominant performance for some time read more »

Daniel Ricciardo does not think his strong performance at the Chinese Grand Prix was a one off and is expecting Toro Rosso to get even stronger at the coming races read more »

Felipe Massa blamed excessive graining on his front tyres for his disappointing performance compared to Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso in China read more »

We got the maximum we could out of the FW35 today, but we know we still need to find more performance, and we will be focusing on this for the next few races. read more »

It was a very interesting race which saw Daniel Ricciardo start from seventh and take the chequered flag in the same position. This encouraging result was built on his good... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo was relieved to convert his strong qualifying performance into a maiden points finish of the season at Shanghai on Sunday afternoon, crossing the line in... read more »

Following a strong qualifying performance, Daniel Ricciardo went on to finish 7th on today's Chinese Grand Prix. He therefore added 6 points to Toro Rosso's... read more »

Ferrari had a strong outing this afternoon at Shaghai with both its drivers ending up in the top 5 positions. Fernando Alonso will start from 3rd on the grid, while Felipe... read more »

Qualifying at the Shanghai International Circuit saw Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil qualify in 11th and 13th places respectively for tomorrow’s Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

The race pace from both F138s is interesting, but once again there is the unknown factor of tyre performance: the Softs seem to degrade quite quickly, while the Mediums offer... read more »

Pirelli has rejected claims the soft tyre wasn't the right choice for the Chinese Grand Prix following complaints during second practice. Lewis Hamilton complained over... read more »

Felipe Massa has likened the performance gap between Pirelli’s Soft and Medium tyre compounds to driving completely different cars, but feels optimistic that Ferrari... read more »

Nico Rosberg spoke in a cautious manner after the opening two practice sessions for the Chinese Grand Prix at Shanghai, admitting that despite showing impressive raw pace, his... read more »

The latest technical innovation, dubbed 'FRIC' for front and rear inter connected suspension, won't lead to a spending war, according to team principal Ross... read more »

McLaren takes a series of upgrades to China this weekend in an effort to improve performance of its MP4-28     read more »

Ferrari is pushing to extract more one-lap performance from the F138 chassis in future races, having been focused on maximising the life of Pirelli’s new tyre... read more »

Ferrari must improve their qualifying performance, according to technical director Pat Fry. Ferrari has taken just four pole positions since the start of 2009 season... read more »

Though pleased with his team's performance in the opening races, Ferrari Technical Director, Pat Fry admits that there is still work to be done. read more »

Ferrari has promised it will not neglect its qualifying pace deficit despite long-run performance having become even more important with Formula 1's 2013 tyres read more »

The performance gap between the medium and the soft compound in China is expected to be between 0.5s and 0.6s per lap. read more »

McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh is thankful for the three-week break between the Malaysian and Chinese Grands Prix as the Woking-based squad looks to get on top of its issues.... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh defends the performance of new McLaren man Sergio Perez - although former racer John Watson says he feels the team is suffering from its new-look... read more »

Former driver John Watson believes Sergio Perez's inexperience is hurting McLaren, when compared to the other top teams line-ups. The Mexican driver impressed during his... read more »

Eric Boullier expects his Lotus team to return to the front of the field after a disappointing performance in the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Force India will have to compromise either its late-2013 performance or next year's car, reckons Paul di Resta, as he does not think his team can sustain dual development... read more »