Lewis Hamilton has shared his early-season views on how drivers are expected to cope when using both KERS and the new adjustable rear wing this year. As he is testing with an... read more »

Paul di Resta is confident that Force India will be capable of podium finishes this year, with the Scot having shared his car with Nico Hülkenberg as pre-season testing began... read more »

As runner-up in last year’s Formula Renault 3.5 series, Daniel Ricciardo steps up to a regular Friday role at Scuderia Toro Rosso for 2011 alongside his World Series by... read more »

In a recent interview, Rubens Barrichello described this year's Williams-Cosworth FW33 as "aggressive". It's a sentiment shared by technical director Sam... read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Stefano Domenicali is adopting a somewhat cautious approach ahead of the 2011 season, with no comparisons between cars being possible before pre-season... read more »

Much suspected but never set in stone, it is now official that Paul di Resta will this season become Scotland’s first Formula 1 driver since David Coulthard retired at the... read more »

Team Lotus Team Principal Tony Fernandes has shared his latest feelings on the team name situation via Twitter, with his Hingham-based outfit set to move into court proceedings... read more »

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali is confident that the return of KERS this season could give his team an advantage, especially at the start of the season. He also shared... read more »

Already this year’s GP2 Champion, despite the season’s final two races coming in Abu Dhabi this weekend, Pastor Maldonado will remain at Yas Marina in order to test for... read more »

Vitaly Petrov has shared his version of events regarding the second corner of the Brazilian Grand Prix, which involved his Renault evacuating onto the grass verge at Turn 2 and... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has shared his opinion over Ferrari’s German Grand Prix team orders by saying that, should Fernando Alonso pick up this year’s driver’s... read more »