Sergio Perez insists that he and the Sauber team are not expecting a repeat of his Malaysian GP result when F1 resumes in China this weekend. read more »

DRIVERS – Bruno SENNA (Williams), Vitaly PETROV (Caterham), Paul DI RESTA (Force India), Sergio Pérez (Sauber), Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), Narain... read more »

Felipe Massa is expecting a tough weekend in Shanghai if weather conditions prove to be stable, with the Ferrari F2012 currently struggling for straight line speed. After two... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he doesn't expect to see any surprises in the Chinese Grand Prix after shock result at Sepang read more »

After securing the first points of the 2012 Championship season, the Williams F1 Team is eager to score another good result at the Shanghai International circuit during the... read more »

Last week, Crash.net asked you to vote on if you think the Bahrain Grand Prix should go ahead - and the results were pretty conclusive, with most of you saying it should be... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi heads to China in a distinctly positive mood, having seen Sauber team-mate Sergio Pérez finish second in the Malaysian Grand Prix. The Japanese... read more »

With just one point in the bag, Mercedes need to turn their qualifying pace into a solid race result in China... read more »

Courtesy of the dramatic start to the 2012 Formula 1 season, Sergio Pérez finds himself fifth in the Drivers’ Championship and ahead of World Champion... read more »

Nico Rosberg is fired up for a strong result and first points finish of 2012 as the Formula 1 season continues in China next weekend. With Mercedes having scored just a single... read more »

Pastor Maldonado is targeting a top five result finish in China, confident that his first points of the season are close at hand... read more »

Last week, Crash.net asked you to vote on if you think it is time Ferrari replaced Felipe Massa - and the results, will do little to cheer the Brazilian... read more »

Peter Sauber reckons Sergio Perez has 'a good future' after producing what he claims is his team's best result to date. read more »

Mar.28 (GMM) Bruno Senna has admitted he feels a release of pressure following a strong showing in Malaysia last weekend. The Brazilian, whose uncle was the great triple... read more »

Fernando Alonso may have claimed victory at the Malaysian GP, but the consensus at Ferrari is that the race was a once-off result than a sign of improvement... read more »

Narain Karthikeyan has responded to Sebastian Vettel’s ‘idiot’ comment after the pair made contact in the closing stages of the Malaysian Grand... read more »

Mark Webber has paid tribute to Sergio Perez after his second place in Malaysia, insisting the result was not just a slice of luck. read more »

Bruno Senna has admitted he feels a release of pressure following a strong showing in Malaysia last weekend. The Brazilian, whose uncle was the great triple world champion... read more »

Sauber chiefs are upbeat that the team's best ever result in the Malaysian Grand Prix will help it boost its financial situation read more »

Williams scored its first points of 2012 in Malaysia, with Bruno Senna picking up eight for sixth place which is already more than the team scored throughout the whole of last... read more »

Bruno Senna says his run to sixth place in the Malaysian Grand Prix has helped ease the pressure on both himself and the Williams team, as they target even better results in... read more »

Sergio Perez talks about his runner-up result at Sepang, his celebratory plans and his all round happy mood... read more »

Paul di Resta shares his thoughts on his Malaysian P7 after securing his second top-ten result of the campaign... read more »

The Sauber F1 team were overjoyed with their best ever result after claiming with second place in Malaysia - and no wild conspiracy theories were going to bring them down. read more »

Felipe Massa said that he does not feel under any more pressure at Ferrari as a result of Sergio Perez's second-placed finish at the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »