Four-time world champion Alain Prost has warned Formula 1's current crop of drivers that speed alone won't be enough to win in 2014. The Frenchman, who has... read more »

Paul di Resta had been furious after a strategic error dropped him out of qualifying early in Monaco. Now the nightmare has repeated itself, with another Q1 exit in... read more »

Paul di Resta was left fuming with his Force India team after strategic error meant he failed to progress to Q2 in Monaco... read more »

Force India driver Paul di Resta says he was "left out to dry" during this afternoon’s all-important qualifying session in Monaco, with the Scotsman... read more »

Pirelli is targeting a two-stop race in Monaco in an attempt to open strategic options on the street circuit read more »

Fernando Alonso took a popular victory in a strategic Spanish Grand Prix as he beat Kimi Raikkonen and team-mate Felipe Massa in Barcelona read more »

Jenson Button does not believe McLaren can repeat the strategic race that landed him a top five finish in China in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Nico Rosberg takes a shock pole position for Bahrain Grand Prix ahead of Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso while Felipe Massa opts for a strategic gamble. read more »

In his latest BBC Sport column, Lewis Hamilton talks about strategic racing and Fernando Alonso's inspirational driving. read more »

Claims F1's tyres are causing imitation racing can't degrade the sport's most dominant performance for some time read more »

Lewis Hamilton has joined in criticising this year's Pirelli rubber, saying it has made F1 "more strategic rather than pure speed racing"... read more »

Felipe Massa said it was a strategic gamble from Fernando Alonso that swapped the order of the Ferraris in the Australian Grand Prix, rather than any team favouritism. read more »

Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen beats Ferrari's Fernando Alonso in a tense strategic battle in the season-opening Australian GP. read more »

Pirelli has said that its latest range of F1 tyres has been designed to encourage more strategic thinking and greater levels of overtaking than become possible in 2011-12. read more »

The runner-up in his own words. “I score this season a 10! If we had to repeat these twenty races I would change nothing done by the team or yours truly: no mistakes,... read more »

Ferrari have confirmed they are currently evaluating whether or not to change Felipe Massa's gearbox due to an "unspecified problem." If the team go ahead with... read more »

Caterham have confirmed that Cyril Abiteboul will replace Tony Fernandes as team principal with immediate effect following the Malaysian businessman's decision to step... read more »

Mercedes' decision not to run Nico Rosberg in Q3 qualifying for the Indian Grand Prix will open up strategic options for the German in tomorrow's race. read more »

Professor Park Won-Hwa, who was called in last year to save the Korean GP, says it would be a "huge strategic mistake" to drop the race... read more »

We've seen from the past that it's possible to use an innovative tyre strategy to finish on the podium from outside the top 10. The strategic possibilities in... read more »

Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg will start the Singapore Grand Prix from the fifth row of the grid after electing not to set a lap time in Q3. Team principal Ross Brawn... read more »

Given the closeness of the second part of the grid, we made a strategic decision not to go out for a lap in Q3, and we're happy to have the choice of tyres and new sets... read more »

There's lots to talk about in Episode 82 of The Flying Lap as we look back at a sensational Shell Belgian GP and ahead to another of the great races - to the Italian Grand... read more »

Both Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber admitted that strategic choices hampered their chances in a Hungarian Grand prix in which the champion finished fourth and his team-mate... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 5th: "It's a positive result, no doubt about it. We knew this would be a complicated weekend because we were not quick enough, but despite... read more »