Michael Schumacher insists his motivation has not waned since his disappointing result at the Turkish Grand Prix one week ago read more »

Michael Schumacher believes Mercedes GP are on the right tracks in 2011, despite enduring a tough weekend in Turkey. The 42-year-old failed to find enough pace to fight at the... read more »

McLaren-Mercedes team principal Martin Whitmarsh suggests less aggression and more careful tyre-management might have yielded a better result for Lewis Hamilton in the Turkish GP. read more »

Q. Fourth place in Turkey was a pretty satisfying result at the end of a somewhat unsatisfying weekend, wasn’t it? Lewis Hamilton: “Yeah, I think it read more »

Fourth was pretty satisfactory," says Lewis Hamilton, reflecting on last weekend's Turkish Grand Prix, admitting that; "it could've been worse." read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says the Turkish Grand Prix was their worst race so far this season, following a disappointing result which, for the read more »

Stefano Domenicali is relieved that Ferrari has now picked up its first rostrum result for half a year, with Fernando Alonso’s top three result in Turkey being the Scuderia’s... read more »

Michael Schumacher has admitted that he was at fault for his poor result in the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso gave the Scuderia its first podium of the F1 2011 season today in Turkey and while the Spaniard was encouraged by the result, he warned it is only 'the... read more »

Mark Webber took his best result of the season today in Turkey and after securing second he conceded he was relieved to have got back in front of Fernando Alonso. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 3rd: "I am pleased with this result, which is down to three weeks of hard work from the entire team at Maranello and read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 1st: “It was a great result today – especially after I gave the team so much work on Friday. I hope giving a victory read more »

Full result of the 2011 DHL Turkish Grand Prix read more »

Mark Webber believes he got the best result possible during the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon, claiming that he could do no more than second place. The Australian was... read more »

"Clearly this is not the sort of result we were looking for," admits Stefano Domenicali, "but it is equally evident that all the work undertaken in these last... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 5th: "Fifth place is not the sort of result one can be pleased about, but today I am happy because I felt the read more »

Sergio Pérez, 15th: "Of course I’m disappointed about today’s qualifying result. In Q1 my lap time with the harder tyre compound was okay,... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has added McLaren to the list of teams with which Renault is hoping to get on terms. Currently seventh overall, the Russian enjoyed his maiden podium result at... read more »

Rubens Barrichello has said some of the difficulties at Williams are as a result of key staff being overworked, and he also hit out at the lack of clarity within the team read more »

Renault is planning a raft of upgrades for the Turkish Grand Prix to remain in the hunt for podiums and bounce back from a disappointing result in China read more »

Mercedes has been focusing on improving the consistency its car's performance ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix after an improved package yielded its best result of the... read more »

Team Lotus has confirmed its purchase of iconic, niche British sportscar manufacturer Caterham - with both parties forecasting a bright future indeed as a result of the... read more »

A frustrated Felipe Massa said he believed a three-stop strategy, instead of two, would have given Ferrari a better result than his P6 in China... read more »

A thrilling Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai today saw Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher take the chequered flag in fifth and eighth places to secure the Mercedes GP... read more »

Mark Webber says his stunning result in Shanghai, where he converted a start position of 18th to finish in third place, is "very good for the team". read more »