Former Renault technical boss, Pat Symonds, now working with Marussia, believes the ban on blown diffuser technology will aid the smaller teams this season. read more »

Ferrari’s 2012 car has now passed the mandatory FIA crash tests at the second attempt, according to multiple sources. It emerged last week that the new car, codenamed... read more »

Marussia technical consultant Pat Symonds gives an insight into the team's efforts to move up the grid in 2012, on stage at AUTOSPORT International read more »

McLaren technical director Jonathan Neale says that the team is "taking controlled risk" as it builds towards the new season read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) Jaime Alguersuari turned down the chance to be Red Bull's official reserve driver in 2012. That is the claim of Adrian Newey, the highly rated car designer... read more »

Former Jordan, Stewart and Jaguar technical guru Gary Anderson is to join the BBC this year as a technical analyst, it has been announced. read more »

Lotus steal march on rivals with technical innovation that could provide important advantage. read more »

The BBC has recruited former technical director Gary Anderson as its technical analyst after revealing its new presenting team for the 2012 season read more »

Gary Anderson and Jennie Gow have been confirmed as the BBC's latest recruits for its 2012 F1 coverage, the pair taking up respective technical and reporter positions.... read more »

The BBC has announced that former Jordan technical director Gary Anderson will join its commentary line-up for the 2012 Formula 1 season. read more »

The BBC has confirmed its broadcast team for the 2012 Formula 1 season with new additions including Ben Edwards, former technical director Gary Anderson, James read more »

Jaime Alguersuari turned down the chance to be Red Bull’s official reserve driver in 2012. That is the claim of Adrian Newey, the highly rated car designer and... read more »

Mike Gascoyne, Caterham's technical director, believes the team will make big strides forward in 2012 after firmly cementing their place as the fastest of the read more »

Ferrari insist that they will not make the same technical lapses that have denied them Formula 1 success in recent years. read more »

Hirohide Hamashima and Steve Clark join Ferrari technical team for 2012 title assault. read more »

Ferrari has strengthened its technical staff with the recruitment of tyre specialist Hirohide Hamashima and Mercedes' Steve Clark read more »

Ferrari has moved to overcome the tyre issues that hurt its form last season by signing former Bridgestone Formula 1 chief Hirohide Hamashima to work in its technical department. read more »

Scuderia Ferrari is continuing the restructure of its technical department, and has now hired Hirohide Hamashima, Bridgestone's former head of tyre development. He... read more »

Ferrari has signed Bridgestone’s former technical chief Hirohide Hamashima, it emerged from the ‘Wrooom’ media event in the Italian Dolomites on... read more »

Ferrari have added former Bridgestone employee Hirohide Hamashima and Steve Clark, an ex-Mercedes GP advisor, to their technical department... read more »

Ferrari has employed former Bridgestone Formula 1 head Hirohide Hamashima ahead of the 2012 season. He joins the technical team and will work on improving the car’s... read more »

HRT is looking for "a young driver with a lot of potential" to take its second seat, with a Spaniard ruled out of the running by technical director Jacky Eeckelaert read more »

Caterham technical director Mike Gascoyne believes that the 2012 car will see the team making more progress than it did last winter read more »

Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne feels the team's 2012 challenger will be a major upgrade on last year's car... read more »

Lotus could set the trend with the first major innovation of the 2012 season. Finland’s Turun Sanomat reports that Giorgio Piolo – arguably F1′s... read more »