Lotus F1 Technical Director Nick Chester reviews the team's performance in Germany, analyses the removal of hydraulically interlinked suspension before looking ahead to... read more »

Romain Grosjean has no doubts that Lotus has been hurt by being forced to remove its FRIC suspension system for this weekend's German Grand Prix read more »

It's clear we lack pace relative to our opposition and the suspension changes we've had to make for this weekend have made matters more difficult for us. read more »

James Allison has given his reaction to the clampdown on FRIC suspension systems, with Ferrari’s chassis technical director thinking that any shake-up of the F1 field... read more »

Despite the banning of the FRIC Suspension (Front-and-Rear Interconnected Suspension), the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS team once again saw their two drivers finish first and second... read more »

We are no longer running our interconnected suspension, so one of the main focuses of today was to optimise the car as much as possible around this. read more »

Ferrari has backed the FIA's handling of the FRIC controversy, even though Formula 1 teams have faced a headache in removing the suspension systems from their cars. read more »

Fernando Alonso is confident Ferrari will adapt to running without FRIC [Front and Rear Interconnected] suspension and said he did not feel a huge difference during Friday... read more »

Fernando Alonso says the only way to learn how big an impact the loss of FRIC suspension has been would be to run back-to-back comparisons read more »

Felipe Massa says Williams is keeping an eye on the threat of rain for this Sunday's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim. While the area was bathed in sunshine and... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull has closed the gap to Mercedes at this weekend's German Grand Prix, but says it's still too early to tell if it is down to the... read more »

Jenson Button is confident that McLaren will cope well after the removal of front-and-rear-interconnected suspension, explaining that his car feels exactly the same without it. read more »

Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton topped the opening practice sessions on Friday, but the gap to rivals Red Bull and Ferrari seems to have closed up.... read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel believes that there is more to come from his Red Bull RB10 after a low-key start to his weekend in Germany. Vettel was eighth quickest... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have admitted that losing their FRIC suspension system had made life harder for them. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he yet to find the "sweet spot" on his Mercedes after the team removed the Front and Rear Interconnected (FRIC) suspension system read more »

Nico Rosberg pipped team-mate Lewis Hamilton to the fastest time in opening practice for the German Grand Prix on Friday morning. The Mercedes pair were split by just 0.065 of... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that no team is running a front to rear linked suspension at the German Grand Prix read more »

The FIA has confirmed that no teams will run FRIC [Front and Rear Interconnected] suspension of any sort at this weekend's German Grand Prix read more »

The FIA has confirmed that all 11 teams have chosen to remove FRIC (front and rear inter-connected) suspension systems from their cars for the German Grand Prix. In a technical... read more »

The FIA has officially confirmed that none of the 22 F1 cars present at Hockenheim for this weekend's German Grand Prix are fitted with a front to rear interlinked... read more »

Jo Bauer, the FIA's Technical Delegate, has tonight confirmed that no teams are using FRIC (front to rear linked suspension systems) this weekend in Germany. read more »

The FIA has confirmed that no team is using FRIC [Front and Rear Interconnected Suspension] on their cars at this weekend's German Grand Prix. FRIC has been in use in... read more »

Formula 1 teams have all removed their FRIC suspension systems for the German Grand Prix, ending fears that the weekend could be overshadowed by protests read more »

Governing body the FIA has confirmed that no teams will be running with front-and-rear-interconnected suspension during this weekend's German Grand Prix, following... read more »