Sebastian Vettel made it three-from-four, Mark Webber fought back to his best finish of F1 2011 to-date, Fernando Alonso really took the fight to the Red Bulls - who was your... read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 8th: “It was an interesting race, and strategically it was challenging for all the teams. I think what really affected my position today read more »

Kamui Kobayashi, 10th: “It was a lot of fun today, I really enjoyed this race. I found overtaking here a lot easier than last year read more »

Lewis Hamilton: “I won this race last year and Istanbul Park is a circuit I really enjoy. It’s a great modern track, with a real read more »

There is one very good reason why a bid for F1 from News Corp is complete fantasy. As always, Pitpass is the only place to get the inside business story of what is really going... read more »

Recent reports have shown that the number of overtakes in 2011 so far is much higher than at the same three races in 2011. Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat has found out the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 1st: "I’m still struggling for words – that really was one of my best races. “Before the start, I was sat in the car read more »

Felipe Massa, 6th: "It's a real shame not managing to finish this race in a better position. It really seems that, from qualifying to the read more »

Pirelli’s Motorsport Director Paul Hembery: “The races just seem to keep on getting better and better this year! I think nobody watching really knew read more »

Kamui Kobayashi, 10th: “I am very happy we were able to score at least one point today. I had a really good start and was read more »

Martin Whitmarsh was left thrilled after an action-packed Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday, with McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton stealing victory from the grasp of Sebastian Vettel... read more »

There really is no stopping Sebastian Vettel at the moment as the reigning World Champ claimed his third pole of the season in China.. read more »

Adrian Sutil: “The first session was really good; everybody worked well today and I am really happy and could concentrate on the normal Friday read more »

Mark Webber has praised Sebastian Vettel's start to the season and insists he is not panicking about the gap to his Red Bull team-mate in the standings read more »

DRIVERS - Rubens BARRICHELLO (Williams), Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren), Vitantonio LIUZZI (HRT), Michael SCHUMACHER (Mercedes), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull). PRESS... read more »

Bahrain International Circuit CEO Sheik Salman bin Isa al-Khalifa believes that his country can still host its Grand Prix this season. "Security has prevailed and normal... read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang barely paused for breath from lights-out to chequered flag, and a number of drivers really stood out - but who was your star of the race..? read more »

Michael Schumacher, 9th: "I had a straightforward race today which was even a bit exciting towards the end but really full of ups and downs read more »

Jenson Button said that he found the race to be "really confusing" on his way to second place in the Malaysian Grand Prix.  read more »

Lotus technical chief Mike Gascoyne said the Malaysian Grand Prix marked the first time that the squad could really start racing its rivals, after an encouraging run to 15th... read more »

Christian Horner is singing the praises of Malaysian GP winner Sebastian Vettel, who is not only "cool" but also "really mature"... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was 'really happy' after qualifying second today for the Malaysian GP and freely admitted that the pace of his McLaren was better than he had anticipated. read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 1st: “It was a challenging weekend until qualifying today. I was happy with the car, but we never really got into a rhythm. read more »

Heikki Kovalainen, 19th: "That was a great session for us and I'm really pleased with how we've performed. After yesterday, I didn't really know what read more »

Lotus technical director Mike Gascoyne says his team urgently needs to address its reliability issues so it can show what its T128 can really do read more »