Dr Helmut Marko has characterised the promotion of Red Bull junior Daniil Kvyat for 2014 as a “no risk, no fun” strategy. When asked on Tuesday about the... read more »

Force India's Bob Fernley has questioned the legality of Formula 1's new Strategy Group, which he has described as lacking "ethical governance". read more »

Leading Formula 1 figures fear that future rules processes are now at risk of manipulation through the introduction of its new Strategy Group. read more »

Fears that Formula 1's major players are secretly pushing to drive small teams out of business to bring in customer cars have emerged as the new Strategy Group meets read more »

Bob Fernley has questioned the legality of Formula One's Strategy Group, which he reckons does not play into "ethical governance"... read more »

Formula 1's new Strategy Group is set to meet for the first time on Monday, but Force India's deputy team principal Bob Fernley believes it might be illegal. As part... read more »

Formula One's Strategy Group - the new rule-making body which meets for the first time on Monday - could well be illegal according to Force India's deputy principal... read more »

Force India's Bob Fernley has hit out at the new F1 Strategy Group claiming that it represents the "unethical" and "undemocratic" manner in which the... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes Renault could be behind Red Bull and Lotus's recent surge in performance. The Austrian suspects that clever engine mapping,... read more »

Christian Horner has explained the reasons behind Red Bull switching Mark Webber to a three-stop strategy in the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Questions were raised about Red Bull's strategy in Japan, says analyst Gary Anderson, while the situation at Ferrari is 'absurd' read more »

Felipe Massa won't face any punishment from Ferrari after he chose to ignore a team order to allow team-mate Fernando Alonso to pass early on in the Japanese Grand Prix.... read more »

Red Bull insists that it had no choice but to put Mark Webber on to a three-stop strategy in the Japanese Grand Prix after his first stint was too short read more »

A massive result for the team to achieve a one two in Japan. It was an exciting race that was dictated by the tyre strategy. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits that being able to keep to a two-stop strategy was the key to winning the Japanese Grand Prix.     read more »

Mark Webber says he feels Red Bull made a mistake in switching him to a three-stop strategy in the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

This was always going to be a very close race, with little difference in lap times between the two nominated compounds. As a result we saw varied approaches to strategy. read more »

Mark Webber's hopes of winning the Japanese Grand Prix hinged on a mid-race change of tyre strategy, and the Australian admits that he is still not entirely clear why the... read more »

We were reasonably flexible regarding our strategy for today, looking at a three stop for Jean-Eric, as he had plenty of new tyres, so it seemed like a sensible choice, while... read more »

Mark Webber has admitted he was "surprised" to be switched to a three-stop strategy after he finished second to two-stopping team-mate Sebastian Vettel in the... read more »

Mark Webber believes Red Bull made a strategic error by switching him to a three-stop race in the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Sebastian Vettel said it was not easy to pull off his two-stop strategy at the Japanese Grand Prix, which proved crucial for his victory on Sunday read more »

Mark Webber believes that second position was the maximum available to him given his differing three-stop strategy during Sunday afternoon's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Mark Webber admits he questioned Red Bull's decision to place him on a three-stop strategy in the Japanese Grand Prix, believing he could have matched Sebastian... read more »

Mark Webber concedes his runner-up result in Suzuka was the "best" possible given his strategy... read more »