Fernando Alonso says his race could not have been better, having taken victory in the Chinese Grand Prix. Alonso took he lead from Lewis Hamilton early on and managed a three... read more »

Jenson Button says that fifth place was the maximum result McLaren could have achieved from the Chinese Grand Prix. Button ran a two stop strategy to rise from eighth on the... read more »

Mark Webber endured a difficult weekend in China and believes that his strategy could have worked out, despite starting from the pit lane. Webber was demoted to the back of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted that he is slightly disappointed having missed out on a podium in the Chinese Grand Prix. Vettel started from ninth place but saved his option tyres... read more »

Jenson Button says that McLaren's two-stop strategy, and not an upturn in pace, was to credit for his fifth place in the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Jenson Button admitted while McLaren could be pleased with making a two-stop race work to finish fifth in the Chinese GP the necessity of the strategy only served to underline... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists that his fourth-place finish in Shanghai was the best he could have hoped for. read more »

Sebastian Vettel does not think Red Bull's Chinese Grand Prix strategy was wrong, despite failing to finish on the podium. read more »

Fernando Alonso takes victory in China, his (and Ferrari's) first win since Germany 2012, ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton as strategy keeps everyone second... read more »

Fernando Alonso took his first victory of the season in Sunday afternoon’s Chinese Grand Prix, overcoming his rivals in a race dominated by tyre strategy. The Ferrari... read more »

Fernando Alonso took his first victory of the 2013 season at the Chinese Grand Prix to bounce back from the disappointment of his first lap retirement in Malaysia last time... read more »

Felipe Massa admitted on Saturday that he had expected to be higher up the grid after he topped the practice times on Friday. The Brazilian will line up fifth - alongside... read more »

Fernando Alonso ended a streak of qualifying behind his team mate and will start the 2013 F1 Grand Prix of China from third alongside Mercedes' Nico... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes "anything" is possible from his ninth place grid position at the Chinese Grand Prix after he prioritised his race strategy over qualifying read more »

Jenson Button has apologised to fans for his slow efforts in qualifying but believes it was the right strategy to bring in points on Sunday.... read more »

Sebastian Vettel said Red Bull had to take a different tactical approach to the Chinese Grand Prix as Mercedes and Ferrari are such strong rivals this weekend. read more »

Fernando Alonso made a good start to the F1 2013 Chinese Grand Prix today but conceded a long evening lay ahead in order to study the data and pick the 'right strategy for... read more »

Fernando Alonso says Friday practice for the Chinese Grand Prix has shown that the race strategy will be crucial read more »

This weekend was another step in the right direction for the team. We had a pretty good car today, certainly on the option tyres it was very good, and the team made the right... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that he ‘should have behaved better’ during the closing stages of the Malaysian Grand Prix, with the German ignoring Red... read more »

Mark Webber criticised Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel following this afternoon’s Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, claiming that the reigning World Champion... read more »

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel put in a 'fantastic lap' to secure pole position for the Malaysian GP today - and he said the decision to pit for a second set of... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembrey says that a three stop strategy is likely to be the best approach in this weekend’s Malaysia Grand Prix. Last year, a wet/dry... read more »

Paul di Resta feels hard done by Force India after his three-stop strategy meant he finished behind team-mate Adrian Sutil in Melbourne... 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 »