McLaren has confirmed that Williams' technical director, Sam Michael, will join the Woking outfit as their sporting director from 2012. Michael recently announced he would... read more »

Outgoing Williams technical director Sam Michael will join McLaren as sporting director in 2012, the team confirmed on Tuesday read more »

Williams Technical Director Sam Michael is to join McLaren as Sporting Director from 2012. read more »

McLaren has announced that Williams technical director Sam Michael will join the team as sporting director from 2012. read more »

Williams drivers Pastor Maldonado and Rubens Barrichello finished in 11th and 12th in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix. Technical Director Sam Michael's reflects on the... read more »

Q: Pastor was the first AT&T Williams driver home in Monza, in 11th place. How do you sum up the team's race? Sam Michael, Technical Director: read more »

Sam Michael, Technical Director: We didn't have the pace to score points today. Rubens was caught up in the first corner incident through no fault read more »

Sep.10 (GMM) Luca di Montezemolo on Saturday said Ferrari will not be ousting its team boss. After a bungled race strategy cost Fernando Alonso the title last year, head... read more »

Sam Michael, Technical Director: Although we improved our pace from Friday, unfortunately it wasn't enough to get into the top ten today. However, all of read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo believes his team does not need Adrian Newey's technical talents to return to the top of Formula 1 - even though he would be... read more »

Timo Glock, 20th: "Not one of our best Fridays. I think we struggled quite a lot in FP1 with some technical and sensor problems and we read more »

Sep.9 (GMM) Chris Dyer has returned to a formula one paddock for the first time since Ferrari's bungled race strategy in Abu Dhabi ten months ago. The Australian,... read more »

Sep.7 (GMM) Johnny Herbert has absolved his former teammate Michael Schumacher of blame for his difficult tenure at Benetton in the mid 90s. Although he won two races... read more »

After a prosperous Belgian GP weekend with a new driver in tow, the Lotus Renault F1 team are in Monza ready for the one-off high speed race of the year where they expect to... read more »

Renault's technical director James Allison says the team has been very encouraged by the pace shown during the Belgian Grand Prix, although he concedes it will take some... read more »

Renault technical director James Allison is upbeat that the team's improved showing at the Belgian GP wasn't a false dawn... read more »

After being awarded the FIA's highest homologation rating by the governing body's chief technical delegate Charlie Whiting, Imola is eyeing a return to the F1 calendar. read more »

Paul Hembery: "Monza is obviously a very important race for us, both from a technical and a company point of view. We're all looking forward read more »

Sam Michael, Technical Director: Monza is such a unique circuit that we design and manufacture front and rear wings specifically for use only at this read more »

Endless straights, high speeds, flat wings and an impressive history alongside a lot of passion – that is what Monza is famous for. The Italian Grand Prix, to be held on... read more »

FIA technical delegate, Charlie Whiting, has given the Indian Grand Prix circuit the thumbs up, according to the head of the Federation of Motor Sports read more »

Virgin Racing is planning to introduce a major update to the rear end of its car for next weekend's Italian Grand Prix, on the back of a ramping up of efforts to improve... read more »

Pastor Maldonado battled hard at Spa-Francorchamps to become the first Venezuelan to score a world championship point since Johnny Cecotto in 1983. Wet conditions on Friday and... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael sums up the team's Belgian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael looks back at Pastor Maldonado's first-ever point in F1 and Rubens Barrichello's 16th place at Spa... read more »