Nico Rosberg finished the Spanish Grand Prix in seventh place today with Michael Schumacher retiring on lap13. Schumacher unfortunately hit Senna in the braking zone for turn 1... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean ensured that Lotus F1 Team were the strongest points scoring team in a fast-paced Spanish Grand Prix, finishing in third and fourth position... read more »

McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button finished the Spanish GP in 8th and 9th positions respectively. Team principal Martin Whitmarsh however is adamant Lewis in... read more »

Sebastian Vettel remains in control of the Formula Drivers’ Championship, despite enduring what the Red Bull Racing driver called a “hard day at the office” at the Spanish... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that a total of 31 people were treated for burns and smoke inhalation following a fire which broke out in the Williams garage. The fire engulfed the teams... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has voiced his dissatisfaction at only finishing the Spanish Grand Prix 3rd, with the former World Champion adamant that he could’ve won the race had the opening... read more »

It was a difficult Spanish Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing, but in the end Sebastian Vettel managed to bring home some points with P6 after passing several cars in the final... read more »

Not long after Pastor Maldonado had claimed victory for Williams in the Spanish Grand Prix, a fire broke out in team’s garage at the Circuit de Catalunya. The blaze was brought... read more »

The Williams team is working with the fire services and the police to determine the root cause of the fire that broke out after the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

The Sauber F1 Team has got ten more points to its tally thanks to Kamui Kobayashi finishing fifth at the Spanish Grand Prix. The Japanese had to start ninth after an hydraulic... read more »

Full details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Gran Premio de Espana Santander. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen firmly believed that with just a little luck in their favour this weekend, Lotus could have walked away with victory in the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

It was hardly a vintage performance for Red Bull in the Spanish Grand Prix, a race they've dominated in the past - but Sebastian Vettel as ever made the most of his chances. read more »

Fernando Alonso might have won the Spanish Grand Prix if not for getting held up by Charles Pic, while Felipe Massa objected to the drive-thru penalty that wrecked his day. read more »

A massive result for the team and a stunning drive by Pastor. The whole race went well from start to finish with every team member playing a vital part in this victory. read more »

Today's post race press conference with Pastor Maldonado, Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen. read more »

"It is obviously very disappointing that we were unable to bring both cars home today. We have suffered two drive shaft issues this weekend - one of those was in the race. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi believes he could have finished on the podium in the Spanish Grand Prix if he hadn't been unable to take part in Q3 yesterday read more »

We came to Spain with the double objective of making progress in terms of performance and for Fernando to stay in touch with the leaders of the drivers' classification:... read more »

It would have been nice to have done better, but the key to a strong championship campaign is consistency and if we can finish third and fourth in every race this season... read more »

Both Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber were unsure why they had problems with their front wings during the Spanish Grand Prix as the pair had to pit for new noses during the race read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 19th: "Racing in front of your home crowd is fantastic and so is finishing the race. I'm very happy because it's the second home Grand Prix of... read more »

We spent our afternoon racing hard with Red Bull and McLaren - but it was only for places in the bottom half of the top ten. read more »

A difficult afternoon, but we leave here still leading both the Drivers' and Constructors' World Championships. read more »

Michael Schumacher was fully responsible for the crash which removed both himself and Bruno Senna from Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix. This is the ruling from FIA... read more »