McLaren's Jenson Button has shaken up the order in the second free practice for the Australian GP, where his teammate Lewis Hamilton followed in second place.... read more »

They might be without Robert Kubica following the Pole's horrific rallying smash, but Lotus Renault GP remain well-placed to spring a surprise in F1 2011 with Nick... read more »

Paul Veroude has recently created a striking piece of artwork for the Mercedes-Benz World F1 Exhibition in Surrey. The Dutchman’s work - entitled ‘View Suspended 2’ -... read more »

Ross Brawn insists Mercedes is better placed to develop its car in 2011 than it was last year read more »

Red Bull driver Mark Webber believes Ferrari are well placed to mount a strong challenge for honours in the 2011 season... read more »

New CEO Andy Webb believes that Marussia Virgin Racing is better placed to make an impression on F1 than in its debut season. read more »

Injured Lotus Renault GP driver Robert Kubica has been placed in an induced coma as he recovers from seven hours of surgery to save his right hand. read more »

Robert Kubica's condition remains stable but serious. He has been placed into an induced coma and could be woken up in the morning.  read more »

Reports suggest that Hispania Racing has been placed up for sale by team boss Jose Ramon Carabante read more »

Kamui Kobayashi was pleased with the overall performance of the brand-new Pirelli Formula 1 tyres as he placed his Sauber fourth on the Friday timesheets in Abu Dhabi.  read more »

Third placed championship finisher Mark Webber admits that all was not well between himself and Red Bull Racing team-mate Sebastian Vettel at certain points across the 2010... read more »

Red Bull Racing man Mark Webber has said that Fernando Alonso is best placed to clinch the drivers’ championship this weekend in Abu Dhabi, scene of the nineteenth and final... read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber insists Fernando Alonso is best-placed to win the 2010 drivers' world championship in Sunday's final race of the season in Abu Dhabi. read more »

F1 2010 World Championship leader Fernando Alonso might be the worst-placed on the Interlagos grid of the four remaining title contenders, but if he is concerned, he... read more »

Reigning World Champion Jenson Button has placed himself in a complicated position in terms of retaining his title, as the Englishman has qualified only 11th at Interlagos... read more »

Third-placed Mark Webber crucially starts ahead of Fernando Alonso at Interlagos, with the Australian delighted with the fact that he will line up two positions ahead of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will line up as the highest-placed championship contender on the Brazilian Grand Prix grid. With Nico Hülkenberg having taken a maiden Formula 1 pole... read more »

The most eagle-eyed of fans will have noticed on Wednesday that the FIA has placed an asterisk alongside the Chinese Grand Prix on its final version of next year’s 20-race... read more »

FIA President Jean Todt has no doubts F1 has a "very strong future" now it has started to emerge from the financial crisis that placed it under threat... read more »

The opening line of Felipe Massa’s post-qualifying press release quickly summed up his inaugural Korean Grand Prix qualifying session on Saturday afternoon. Sixth on the grid... read more »

Mercedes’ Paul di Resta placed himself in an improved position for a maiden DTM title this season by winning at Hockenheim on Sunday. With chief rival Bruno Spengler of... read more »

Reigning World Champion Jenson Button claims that he has ‘nothing to lose’, with just a trio of races remaining in the 2010 season. At present, with a maximum of 75 points... read more »

Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner has said the Milton Keynes based-outfit will go into the remaining three grand’s prix with ‘no fear’ and he is confident... read more »

McLaren experienced a somewhat frustrating day in Japan on Friday, with Jenson Button eventually finishing as the team’s highest-placed runner in sixth place. However, it... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists that any one of the top five contenders can still win the 2010 F1 title - but believes that his Red Bull team is well placed. read more »