Red Bull suffered their worst result in 36 races after both cars failed to score points at the Italian Grand Prix - the last time that happened was at the 2010 Korean GP.... read more »

Both Red Bulls retired from the Italian Grand Prix – something which had not happened since the Korean event of 2010, 34 races ago. As Sebastian Vettel suffered... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix proved to be the worst race for Red Bull Racing since neither car finished the Korean Grand Prix in 2010. Sebastian Vettel suffered an alternator failure... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 12th: “It’s been so hard to score points this year and that means it is incredibly disappointing not to get one today. I was tenth until... read more »

Scuderia Ferrari’s assault on pole position was wiped out in a most awkward fashion in the Italian Grand Prix. Having been fastest in both Q1 and Q2, Fernando Alonso suffered a... read more »

Fernando Alonso suffered a disastrous end to qualifying at Monza, experiencing his fourth mechanical failure of the weekend at Ferrari’s home venue. The Spaniard, who... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has clinched his second pole position for the Italian Grand Prix, leading Jenson Button in the third McLaren front row lock-out of 2012. Felipe Massa will start... read more »

Lewis Hamilton put his McLaren at the top of the times during second practice, just ahead of his team-mate Jenson Button. The McLaren duo put in late laps on the soft tyres to... read more »

Mercedes is confident that Michael Schumacher will not need a new gearbox at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, despite the problems he suffered in Belgium read more »

Romain Grosjean's race ban has created a lot of debate amongst F1 fans, but there is no doubt that it was a good decision by the race stewards. The stewards have to hand... read more »

Ferrari’s Stefano Domenicali has looked to motorsport governing body the FIA after the multiple collision at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix. With Fernando Alonso... read more »

Marcus Ericsson won a hectic GP2 feature race at Spa-Francorchamps after Nigel Melker suffered a huge crash at Eau Rouge that brought about an lengthily stoppage read more »

Grand Prix of America organisers have suffered a blow after the company's president, Tom Cotter, announced that he is to resign from his post read more »

Pastor Maldonado suffered acute ignominy at the weekend when he spun out and damaged his car during a demo run in Caracus. read more »

Michael Schumacher intentionally switched off his engine to save it from overheating, but he did so after the start lights flashed yellow - signalling a delayed start. The... read more »

Michael Schumacher admits it was a day when what could go wrong did go wrong as he suffered his sixth retirement of this season in Hungary... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 22nd: "It was a tough but nice race. It was very hot but we had a good pace. We went for a two-stop strategy, starting on mediums, then mediums again and... read more »

Both Sauber drivers were more than disappointed with their Hungarian finishes, with Sergio Pérez and Kamui Kobayashi ending the weekend in 14th and 18th positions.... read more »

A trio of Formula One drivers have criticised the performance of Pirelli’s rain tyres. Seven time world champion Michael Schumacher on Friday suffered his second... read more »

Renault’s Head of Track Operations Remi Taffin believes the performance disadvantage likely to be suffered by Red Bull Racing as a result of their recent engine map changes... read more »

Maria de Villota has left hospital after it was established she suffered no neurological damage from her testing crash. read more »

Maria de Villota has been released from hospital in La Paz, Madrid, following a transfer from Addenbrooke's Hospital in England where she underwent surgery following her... 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 »

Q: There was very little dry running during practice and qualifying. How did that impact on the performance of the Williams Renault FW34 during the dry race? Mark Gillan, Chief... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh hopes common sense prevails as the latest version of the Concorde Agreement is signed. Based on past experiences, the McLaren head believes Formula 1 has... read more »