Sergio Perez says he was encouraged by Force India's progress despite leaving China empty-handed after he finished the race in 11th position. Perez spent much of the race... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the team must be prepared to be flexible with strategy calls in the future, in the wake of its defeat to Ferrari in Malaysia read more »

Nico Rosberg believes he could have challenged Sebastian Vettel for victory in Malaysia had he switched to a two-stop strategy. read more »

Shanghai is a large circuit there's plenty of opportunity for overtaking and big on-track battles. Strategy-wise, we'd normally expect a two-stop race. read more »

Force India's Bob Fernley says Manor's decision not to run two cars at the same time in Malaysia was "not good for their own image"... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes's poor tyre strategy was a key factor in his failure to beat Sebastian Vettel and win the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Despite the highest track temperatures we are likely to see all year, the tyres did not suffer, enabling a two-stop strategy to be not only possible, but victorious. read more »

An emotional Sebastian Vettel hailed Ferrari after he ended his and the squad's barren spell to claim victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Vettel used a two stop strategy... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff thinks it would be wrong to blame his team's Malaysian Grand Prix defeat on the early stop for new tyres under the safety car read more »

Lewis Hamilton doubts Mercedes could have beaten Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel even if it had matched the German driver's two-stop strategy in Malaysia read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg blamed poor strategic choices and balance problems for the Mercedes Formula 1 team's defeat by Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel in the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel took his first Ferrari victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix and the first for the team in 35 races after beating Mercedes in a battle of tyre degradation and... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari have won again after not doing so for more than 1.5 years. Vettel showed strong pace and with a better strategy than Mercedes handed Mercedes an... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari pulled off a two stop strategy to beat Mercedes to victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Vettel stayed out during a safety car period early on and... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was left high and dry in qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix with the team getting their strategy wrong in the rain... read more »

Nico Rosberg thinks the perfect strategy in Malaysia will involve getting as much out of the option tyre as possible during Sunday's race read more »

Louder engines are still a priority for Formula One as it looks to improve the spectacle of grand prix racing over the coming years read more »

When the heavens open at the Malaysian Grand Prix, chaos ensues. Ferrari team-mates Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello spun off in tandem in 2001 but a strategy gamble... read more »

Force India doesn't expect to make major strides forward until Formula 1 returns to Europe later in the season, according to team principal Vijay Mallya. The Silverstone... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is expecting strategy to play a bigger part in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, after the majority of drivers adopted a one stop... read more »

Renault has no intention of leaving Formula 1 as it continues to evaluate its strategy in the sport read more »

Sebastian Vettel cut an upbeat figure after taking a podium for Ferrari on his debut for the team in Australia. Vettel beat Felipe Massa to third position to collect 15... read more »

Force India driver Sergio Perez admits the team are braced for a "painful start" to the new season, having only tested their new car for two and a half days. The... read more »

Pirelli has nominated the tyres that will be used in the opening four races of the 2015 season; of Australia, Malaysia, China and Bahrain. In Australia, Pirelli will bring the... read more »

A proposal to cut costs by changing the rules to allow for pooling of resources and co-development has been rejected by the sport's biggest teams. Lotus, Force India and... read more »