Lotus is unlikely to debut its double-DRS during the Italian Grand Prix, meaning 'the device' won't been seen until the Singapore GP at the very earliest. The... read more »

A lot of the talk coming into the Belgium GP has been about Lotus, Kimi Raikkonen and their double DRS. They have been big favourites going into this event.... read more »

Lotus looks unlikely to be able to dbut their double DRS system this weekend at Spa, after the team lost virtually all of today's practice time on track because of the... read more »

Lotus has hinted that it is unlikely to run its new double-DRS at the Belgian Grand Prix, after rain hampered its evaluation efforts. The outfit only managed a handful of laps... read more »

F1′s three engine manufacturers for 2014 are hard at work on their new turbo V6 designs, Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport reported. The publication said Craig... read more »

Lotus fully expect to retain both Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean after the current season, according to team principal Eric Boullier. The former has been linked to a return... read more »

Mark Webber's ambitions of repeating his 2010 Hungarian GP victory appear unlikely as he qualified only eleventh for the 2012 race. read more »

Pirelli will now wait until the Japanese Grand Prix before they supply the experimental hard tyres during a practice session after two failed tests. The tyre supplier had hoped... read more »

Lotus is unlikely to gamble on continuing to run its new double DRS system for the rest of the German Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that he hopes to retain Lewis Hamilton in the long term, but says the deal is unlikely to be agreed over the summer break as suggested by the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is keen to secure his future in the coming weeks, revealing that he is likely to make a decision during the summer break in August as to whether he stays at... read more »

Following rumours to the contrary, Bernie Ecclestone insists that Flavio Briatore has no involvement in writing the regulations for GP1, which, in any case, is unlikely to see... read more »

In his 13th consecutive season and stranded on 13 race wins, Jenson Button is hoping to finally end his Silverstone “jinx” this weekend. The McLaren driver... 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 »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says the Grand Prix of America in New Jersey is highly unlikely to take place next year read more »

Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari? It sounds unlikely, but the Spaniard on Thursday said he would have "no problem" pairing up again with his old McLaren... read more »

A bid to transform the London Olympic Park into a Formula 1 circuit post-games has been put forward and is under consideration by the London Legacy Development Corporation. The... read more »

Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari? It sounds unlikely, but the Spaniard on Thursday said he would have “no problem” pairing up again with his... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen, 18th: "I'm pleased with today's performance. My last lap was quite a long way up but I made a small mistake in the final chicane which maybe... read more »

Planned student protests are blamed for the fact that the Canadian Grand Prix is unlikely to be a sellout this season read more »

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that the sport is now unlikely to be floated on the Singapore stock market until the end of the year. read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has suggested his team is not planning to lodge a protest against Red Bull after the Monaco Grand Prix read more »

HRT team boss Luis Perez-Sala doesn't think it likely that his outfit will finish ahead of Marussia this season, despite having done so on the previous two... read more »

Team spokesman confirms that Caterham F1 unlikely to launch bid for ailing Lola concern. read more »

Lawyers sceptical as Mercedes is reported to be making an anti-competition complaint to the European Commission (EC) over the terms of the new Concorde Agreement. read more »