Sebastien Buemi says he is far from worried about the pressure situation he has found himself in at Scuderia Toro Rosso this year - with the outfit looking for an opportunity... read more »

If it was not already bad enough that Vitaly Petrov's engine problem likely cost the Russian a better grid slot in Shanghai, it did for the qualifying chances of team-mate... read more »

Jenson Button admits that Sebastian Vettel was completely out of touch in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix. Despite being some seven tenths of a second slower, the 2009... read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers remain determined to find a way to reinstate the cancelled curtain-raising outing on the F1 2011 calendar. read more »

Sebastian Vettel will start the Malaysian Grand Prix from the right-hand side after officials agreed to switch the pole position... read more »

Pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix was switched to the right hand side of the track following a pre-event request from drivers, AUTOSPORT has learned. read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari were just not "competitive enough" to challenge for a front row grid slot at Sepang on Saturday... read more »

Fernando Alonso has stated that his Ferrari team must improve if it is to fight for this year’s title, with the Spaniard not happy to settle for ‘third or fourth’ place... read more »

Vitaly Petrov was delighted after qualifying on the third row of the grid ahead of tomorrow's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi believes a place in the top six on the Melbourne grid would have been achievable had he been able to save some new soft tyres for Q3 read more »

Christian Horner was disappointed to see Mark Webber miss out on a front row grid slot on Saturday, although the Red Bull Team Principal believes that Australian holds a strong... read more »

Mark Webber has said that he is “disappointed” by his third slot on the grid for tomorrow’s Australian Grand Prix. The Australian could not match... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is 'thrilled' that he managed to secure a front-row grid slot for tomorrow's Australian Grand prix alongside pole position sitter Sebastian... read more »

The Bahrain Motor Federation and the desert kingdom's Crown Prince have until 1 May to decide whether or not they wish to press for a re-scheduled slot on the F1 2011... read more »

Having gone off the idea of moving Bahrain's GP to F1's summer break, Bernie Ecclestone has resumed chasing a November slot for the race - and there could even be a... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has returned to the idea of rescheduling the Bahrain GP in November after abandoning plans for a potential August slot... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has ruled out a summer slot for the Bahrain GP, and is aiming to have the race at the end of the season instead. read more »

With full respect to the ongoing civil unrest in Bahrain, Red Bull's Mark Webber is delighted to see the Formula 1 season starting in his home nation of Australia once... read more »

The organisers of the Malaysian GP are hoping to switch the event to a night time slot in the next few years. read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he will try his best to get the Bahrain Grand Prix back on the calendar this year following the withdrawal of the event. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix Corporation insists that it is happy with its late-March slot on the F1 calendar. read more »

The organisers of the Australian Grand Prix say they're raring to go as they takeover the coveted opening season slot. With the Bahrain GP officially being read more »

Sebastian Vettel put in a late effort to take the P1 slot from Fernando Alonso on the opening day at Barcelona by over a second... read more »

Just last week Pitpass revealed that Hilton, the sole hotel company currently involved with F1, could soon have a rival as an international chain is circling the slot of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was relishing his return to the P1 slot but concedes it's far too early to read anything into testing times... read more »