Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn insists that he sees no reason why the team's suspension system should attract opposition.     read more »

Ross Brawn said rival teams can challenge the legitimacy of Merc's suspension system if they wish... read more »

The latest technical innovation, dubbed 'FRIC' for front and rear inter connected suspension, won't lead to a spending war, according to team principal Ross... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has played down talk that development of new ultra-sophisticated suspension systems could lead to a spending war in Formula 1. read more »

Marussia has put together its first major update package for the MR02 chassis ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, with new suspension parts plus modified front... read more »

The upgrades we have for China, including new suspension parts and some new front and rear brake ducts, are not comprehensive but they are significant. read more »

Marussia are hoping to make another step forward at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend as they look to confirm their improved pace. Team principal John Booth confirmed that... read more »

Williams technical director Mark Gillan doesn't believe McLaren can simply find quick fixes to solve its current problems which has seen it start well off the lead pace.... read more »

Specialist publications are reporting a secret of the apparent speed of Mercedes' new W04 car -- a system known in the German squad's garage as 'Fric'.... read more »

Ferrari have explained that a suspension upright was to blame for Felipe Massa's loose wheel, which flew off his F138 during testing on Saturday. The Brazilian was heading... read more »

A suspension upright failure on the Ferrari was to blame for Felipe Massa's dramatic end to pre-season testing on Saturday read more »

Lotus labelled its second day of running at the Circuit de Catalunya as a 'far more productive' affair, with Romain Grosjean getting the opportunity to debut a... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo had his second and final day at the wheel of the Toro Rosso STR8 for this particular test session, continuing the programme begun yesterday. Having in mind the... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo insists that lap times are unimportant after the second day of testing at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain. Ricciardo was seventh in the timesheets but... read more »

Lotus head to the second pre-season test in Barcelona next week in high spirits, with technical director James Allison admitting he is so far happy with the E21's... read more »

Lotus is heading to next week's second pre-season Formula 1 test at Barcelona confident there will be no repeat of the suspension dramas that forced it to withdraw last year. read more »

Max Chilton says Marussia's new MR02 chassis is showing 'very positive signs' at Jerez, with the Briton getting his first full taste of the car on... read more »

Marussia will be able to continue its pre-season testing programme at Jerez on Wednesday despite suffering a suspension failure that caused Max Chilton's crash read more »

Max Chilton has described the new Marussia MR02 as 'a very promising package' after testing it for the first time at Jerez, refusing to dwell on the suspension... read more »

Max Chilton attributed his crash during the first day of testing at Jerez to a component failure on the new Marussia read more »

McLaren took the covers of its brand new car for the 2013 season on Thursday, making it only the second team to have unveiled its new car following Lotus's launch earlier... read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry says he wouldn't be surprised if some of the Italian's rivals turned up at pre-season testing with a copy of their pull-rod... read more »

Ferrari is sticking with its novel ‘pull-rod’ front suspension layout for 2013, technical director Pat Fry has confirmed. Last year, the Italian team... read more »

The 2013 Mercedes AMG W04 has passed all 18 FIA crash tests in the run up to Christmas ahead of the new season, Auto Motor und Sport reports. The Anglo-German outfit... read more »

Jean-Éric Vergne was the first retirement in Austin, pulling off the circuit with broken suspension. Unlike in Saturday practice, when the Frenchman had damaged his... read more »