Lotus F1 team technical director James Allison has revealed that the squad will take some 'interesting new updates' to the German Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Caterham's technical director Mark Smith is confident his team will be able to extract the maximum from its aero upgrades in this weekend's German Grand Prix read more »

The Santander British Grand Prix at Silverstone was another 2012 classic: Fernando Alonso took the pole for Ferrari on a semi-wet track and for a while out there - until... read more »

Romain Grosjean will drop five places on the grid for next weekend's German Grand Prix, with his Lotus squad forced to make a gearbox change. The Frenchman was hit with... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison said that the team will have "some interesting new updates" for the German Grand Prix read more »

Romain Grosjean will start the German Grand Prix five places lower than he qualifies after the team confirmed he will take a grid penalty. The Lotus outfit discovered a gearbox... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is adamant that there is nothing 'fundamentally' wrong with the team's car - and reckons recent struggles are down it... read more »

Caterham technical director Mark Smith is confident the team is making the progress it needs to if it is to secure that elusive first point, even though a big upgrade package... read more »

FIA’s Charlie Whiting has hinted that we could see the last of the stepped noses at the end of 2012. Fans across the world have stated their displeasure of the... read more »

Q. Was signing with Red Bull Racing for 2013 an easy decision? Mark Webber: In the end, yes it was. It’s been an interesting few months, but overall the continuity... read more »

McLaren 'have lost their way a bit' as Ferrari and Red Bull surge on, says BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson read more »

Charlie Whiting, the FIA's top F1 official, has described Maria de Villota's crash earlier this week as a "one in five million" freak accident. "It was... read more »

As he races away with the 2012 championship at the wheel of a still-inferior car, Fernando Alonso is being hailed almost universally within the F1 paddock. The season began... read more »

A new Concorde Agreement will mean new technical regs, and possibly a new way of agreeing them. F1 team bosses warn that time is growing short to make key decisions. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has affirmed that all 12 teams have declared themselves satisifed with the new Concorde Agreement. The document requires agreement from all the teams, the FIA... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has suggested the future technical rules should be set by the leading teams, as he moves closer finalising a new Concorde Agreement read more »

Formula 1 fans are some of the most dedicated on the planet. Most live and breath the sport they follow with such passion. They have a genuine thirst for knowledge, from gossip... read more »

Whether or not Michael Schumacher stays at Mercedes beyond this year should be decided within the next six weeks, team boss Ross Brawn has revealed. The 43-year-old’s... read more »

As the season fast approaches its halfway point, so Lotus F1 Team are maintaining their early year promise, having already scored comfortably more points than attained in the... read more »

BBC F1’s technical analyst Gary Anderson on why Jenson Button is suffering more than others in coping with the unforgiving new Pirelli tyres. read more »

Just when we thought that the 2012 F1 season couldn't get any better, Ferrari's Fernando Alonso defied all odds to win the Grand Prix of Europe in front of his home... read more »

Marussia's female test driver Maria De Villota will get behind the wheel of the team's MR01 to test a 'significant' upgrade prior to the British Grand Prix.... read more »

Formula 1 teams have been allowed more time to finalise cost cutting proposals which the governing body hopes to write in to the 2013 technical regulations. The FIA confirmed... read more »

In addition to looking ahead to Silverstone, Lotus team boss Eric Boullier and technical director James Allison reflect on the European Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso became the first driver to win two 2012 races in the European Grand Prix, as Ferrari became the second team to do so. Although Fernando Alonso is back into the... read more »