Sebastian Vettel, 8th: “A pretty different session today; it was extremely tight. From Q1 onwards we decided to go on the soft tyres. The first run in Q2... read more »

Q. It took you four races into your comeback before you achieved a podium – were you surprised at this? Kimi Raikkonen: I never had any doubts in myself and it is... read more »

Toro Rosso had a particularly interesting qualifying session as both cars will start the Bahrain GP far apart from each other. While Daniel Ricciardo enjoys his moment of glory... read more »

DRIVERS: 1 – Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull), 2 – Lewis HAMILTON (McLaren), 3 – Mark WEBBER (Red Bull) TV UNILATERAL... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 1st: “It feels great and I completely owe this one to the team. It wasn’t an easy start to the season for us and there was a lot of... read more »

Paul di Resta, 10th: “I’m very happy with our qualifying performance today. With our reduced programme yesterday it wasn’t easy getting all the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, 2nd: “I’m very happy with how qualifying went and the job the team has done so far this weekend. I’ve put the car on the... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "I’m happy with the race we did. It’s true that the start wasn’t great but I was able to maintain a read more »

Mark Webber, 4th: “It wasn’t too bad, we had a reasonable run. In Melbourne we were a bit stronger in the race than in qualifying and read more »

Melbourne was great, wasn’t it? The refreshing, mixed-up, unpredictable start to the 2012 season which F1 needed. An energetic qualifying session, dramatic start and... read more »

Q. Romain, so disappointing for you today. Tell us what happened... RG: To begin with the start wasn’t very good so we need to look at read more »

McLaren's Jenson Button has conceded that team-mate Lewis Hamilton had the upper hand today in qualifying for the Australian GP and that his best just 'wasn t quite... read more »

Michael Schumacher was at the wheel for Mercedes AMG today, but it certainly wasn't the best of days. Michael completed just 19 laps due to red flag interruptions, two... read more »

Red Bull Racing Mark Webber: “All in all, it wasn’t a bad day at all. Not the smoothest of morning’s and we didn’t get too many... read more »

For one reason or another, the 2011 F1 season wasn’t quite what we expected. After a four-way shootout just months earlier, one man soon ran away with the show as his... read more »

When you look at the 2011 season on paper you would be forgiven for thinking that it wasn’t a very exciting season, due to Sebastian read more »

Mark Webber's win today was made a little easier by Sebastian Vettel's gearbox problem, but it wasn't less impressive, as he also set the fastest... read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has conceded that he just wasn t fast enough today during qualifying for Sunday s F1 2011 Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that he ‘just wasn’t quick enough’ in Saturday’s qualifying session for the Brazilian Grand Prix, the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel suffered his first retirement of the F1 2011 season today in Abu Dhabi when his right-rear tyre suffered an 'instantaneous loss of pressure' on the... read more »

Oct.31 (GMM) Nico Rosberg could be eyeing a switch from Mercedes to Ferrari, a "source" has told a German tabloid newspaper. Mercedes chiefs Ross Brawn and Norbert... read more »

In the end, I wasn t quick enough, that was Mark Webber s rather honest appraisal of his performance in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix at the all-new Buddh International Circuit. read more »

Oct.30 (GMM) Mercedes' works team will "definitely" be on the formula one grid in the coming three seasons, the marque's motor sport president Norbert Haug... read more »

Jenson Button, 2nd: “In terms of team effort, we did everything right today – our car just wasn’t quite quick enough to actually win.... read more »

Force India tried to make the best of difficult track situations, where on top of all Paul needed to discover the track as he wasn't present last year. The team... read more »