Lotus boss Eric Boullier believes his team's best hope of beating Lewis Hamilton to victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix will depend on its tyre management - because its... read more »

Mark Webber failed to cash in on the full potential of his Red Bull during qualifying today, being bundled out during the second phase. read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne, 16th: “I feel I got the most out of the car we have at the moment and don’t think I could have gone much quicker. We improved our... read more »

Pirelli’s motorsport director Paul Hembery: "Congratulations to Lewis Hamilton and McLaren on a dominant performance; well done also to our former test... read more »

We're expecting to see two pit stops tomorrow from what we can tell so far, although the comparatively low wear rate means that some might even attempt a one-stop strategy. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is confident that McLaren has reached a turning points in its title campaign after a difficult start to the season. The outfit started the season fastest but... read more »

Paul Hembery: "Hungary will provide a very stark contrast to the circuits that we have just come from, being the slowest permanent track on the calendar. This does not... read more »

A three-stop strategy worked well for Nico Rosberg but cost Michael Schumacher dearly. Rosberg started 21st and was able to move up to tenth by the end and grab the final point... read more »

Full details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Grosser Preis Santander von Deutschland. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 13th: "I had a normal start and held position on the opening lap, so at least we did not make life more difficult than it needed to be. However, it was... read more »

Kamui Kobayashi, 4th: "I am very happy for the team that we have managed to get a good result again. We have been unlucky in the two most recent races, and also had a bad... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen , 4th: "We did the best we could today from the position we started. My start was okay, but then I think Lewis [Hamilton] had a problem in front of me and I... read more »

Michael Schumacher, 7th: There are nicer ways to finish a home race than falling back from third to seventh place. I squeezed everything I could out of the car but,... read more »

Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg finished the German Grand Prix in seventh and tenth places respectively today. Michael dropped gradually from his 3rd place on the grid due... read more »

Mercedes leave Hockenheim braced for another tough weekend in Hungary, hoping to gain more speed for when Formula 1 regroups at Spa in September. Attempting a different... read more »

Lotus experienced a case of ‘what might have been’ in Germany, with Kimi Räikkönen attempting a different strategy to his rivals which... read more »

In the dry, our car is lacking some pace at the moment, so to finish thirteenth and fourteenth is about the best we could have expected from a race with just one retirement and... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari); 2 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing); 3 – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing) TV... read more »

The teams that can understand the tyre characteristics here most quickly, and build a race strategy around that, will be in the strongest position to do well on race day. read more »

Mark Webber admitted he could have performed better in qualifying for the German GP had he pitted for fresh wet tyres in Q3... read more »

We have a greater potential and our options are open for tomorrow's race which will surely be dry. The degradation of the tyres isn't very high so we will go for a... read more »

Mark Webber admitted he would have qualified better for the German Grand Prix had he followed polesitter Fernando Alonso's example and put on fresh wet tyres during Q3 at... read more »

In a brand new feature our Features Editor Daniel Chalmers gives his opinions on questions from The F1 Times readers. Do you think another driver can win a race this season?... read more »

McLaren has vowed to remain aggressive with its development strategy this year, despite what appeared to be a setback at the British Grand Prix read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing); 2 – Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari); 3 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing)... read more »