Lotus has confirmed it will introduce a new exhaust system for the Korean Grand Prix, which it believes will put it firmly back in the fight for the title. Technical director... read more »

Following two difficult races, Lotus team boss Eric Boullier insists there's "no cause for alarm", while technical director James Allison says the lack of... read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holdings (WGF1) has announced its half-year interim results, with an increase turnover by 57% to £73 million from £46.4m in 2011.... read more »

Michael Schumacher believes Mercedes Italian Grand Prix showed a clear upwards trend in performance and he felt he could have finished higher read more »

Sixth and seventh represented an improvement on recent races for Mercedes as a two stop strategy in the Italian Grand Prix worked well. “We had a tricky first... read more »

Michael Schumacher, 6th: It was a fun race today - although I must admit that, following our performance on Friday, I had secretly hoped we would be able to move up the field.... read more »

We're encouraged that things have gone better for us so far and that our usual trend of faring better in the race comes to fruition again tomorrow. read more »

Eric Boullier has bucked the trend of calling this year's grands prix a lottery, saying it is instead "entertaining" and "challenging"... read more »

With exactly one quarter of the current Formula 1 campaign over already, the value of car upgrades become greater on a daily basis. With this in mind, GPUpdate.net has put... read more »

McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton is targeting consistency over pushing for the win in next weekends Monaco Grand Prix, even though the British star has yet to win a Grand Prix in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is expecting next weekends Spanish Grand Prix to be as unpredictable as the first four races, with the three-day Mugello test unlikely to return the grid to... read more »

Michael Schumacher: "After completing our testing programme in Mugello, we are now heading to the start of the European season in Barcelona next week. The positive thing... read more »

Marussia Racing's 2012 car will buck the trend of the much maligned 'stepped nose' and feature a more classical design adopted by McLaren, according to reports read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has played down fears McLaren has made a crucial mistake by overlooking the ‘step nose’ trend that will dominate the 2012 grid. With the... read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh is not concerned that his team has missed a trick by not running a stepped nose this year read more »

McLaren has complete confidence that it hasn't missed a trick by not following the trend of stepped noses which have been a feature up and read more »

Ahead of its 20th season in F1, Sauber has unveiled its 2012 contender, the C31, which continues the trend of noses that will have fans wincing. read more »

Force India's technical director Andrew Green believes most Formula 1 cars will follow the new trend of having a stepped nose, thanks to the new read more »

Felipe Massa says the current trend of pay drivers in F1 is 'an absurd situation' for the sport to be in read more »

Lotus F1 are set to join the growing trend of launching their car online when they unveil their 2012 challenger on 5th February read more »

Pirelli hopes the introduction of softer compounds will help reverse the trend seen towards the end of the season, in which teams got to grips read more »

Damon Hill has followed the general trend when it comes to picking likely F1 world champions for 2012. 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 »

Jarno Trulli has blasted the current pay-driver trend in Formula 1, choosing to highlight the scenario at Renault as a prime example as to why read more »

Dec.28 (GMM) Luca di Montezemolo is worried about F1's trend away from Europe. F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone said recently that he predicts only a handful of... read more »