Lewis Hamilton leads a McLaren 1-2 in the third and final practice session of Chinese GP weekend. read more »

Amnesty International claims the situation in Bahrain has not improved since the 2011 grand prix was cancelled - and says Formula 1 risks being used as a political tool by... read more »

Apr.13 (GMM) High-profile sponsors are nervous, as formula one ploughs ahead with next week's Bahrain grand prix. Despite widespread trepidation felt within the paddock... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will continue to run the older specification exhaust layout and bodywork that he tested on Friday for the Chinese Grand Prix weekend read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is confident Lotus can score its best result of the season at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend despite a poor showing in Friday practice read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit has issued a brief statement welcoming the FIA's decision to allow next weekend's Grand Prix to go ahead. read more »

The Bahrain International Circuit, home of next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, has responded to the FIA’s decision for Formula 1 to return to the country... read more »

Force India pairing Paul di Resta and Nico Hülkenberg finished Friday as the eighth and ninth fastest drivers in China, with the leading team lap time one second off... read more »

Sebastian Vettel reckons McLaren will be the team to beat this weekend in China, however, is feeling a lot happier with his RB8 after Friday's practice... read more »

Giedo van der Garde felt he delivered the maximum he could for Caterham in his first appearance in a grand prix weekend practice session at Shanghai on Friday. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits that he expected more speed when using Pirelli’s Option tyre in Shanghai on Friday. For the Chinese Grand Prix weekend, the softer of the two... read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull will "respect" the FIA's decision to press ahead with next weekend's controversial Bahrain Grand Prix... read more »

Sergio Perez insists that he and the Sauber team are not expecting a repeat of his Malaysian GP result when F1 resumes in China this weekend. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned next weekend. This was announced by the FIA following weeks of uncertainty over the event. The FIA promised that security in the... read more »

After a lengthy three week break, the F1 circus has reconvened at the Shanghai International Circuit in China for the third round of the 2012 Formula 1 World Championship. And... read more »

On Friday, Formula 1 governing body the FIA officially confirmed that next weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead as planned. This follows months of both... read more »

The FIA claims that it is ‘satisfied’ with levels of security in Bahrain and that next weekend’s Grand Prix will be going ahead. The Paris-based... read more »

The FIA insist the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead next weekend, having satisfied "matters relating to safety" of those attending... read more »

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton believes he can still win this weekend in China, despite having picked up a five-place grid penalty. read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix takes place this weekend and ahead of that, we want to know who you think will be standing on the top step of the podium in Shanghai on Sunday...? read more »

Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber has said he wants to race in Bahrain next weekend, although he concedes the situation out there is 'sensitive'. read more »

Red Bull's Mark Webber has explained that given the choice, is is his wish to travel to Bahrain for next weekend's planned Grand Prix. His words come after... read more »

Felipe Massa is taking a relaxed approach to this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix despite continued speculation about his Ferrari future. read more »

Following a dramatic and rain-hit Malaysian Grand Prix, many have been hoping for and expecting a return to dry and stable conditions in China. However, the latest weather... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend will feature a single DRS zone. read more »