Timo Glock samples McLaren's simulator as part of Virgin's new relationship with the former championship winners read more »

Lewis Hamilton has embraced the re-signing of Jenson Button at McLaren, with the Woking team having confirmed a fresh multi-year contract with the 2009 World Champion. 2012... read more »

Mark Webber set the pace in Saturday evening’s final practice session ahead of Singapore Grand Prix qualifying. The Australian led the way from Jenson Button, with... read more »

Championship leader Sebastian Vettel topped the timesheets in the second Singapore practice session on Friday night. Amid humid conditions, the German led the way from previous... read more »

Two of the three Singapore Grands Prix to date have been won from pole position, although many still believe Nico Rosberg should have been handed a career-first success for... read more »

Three different Singapore Grands Prix and three different pole position winners, although Ferrari can boast about the fact that they enjoyed two of them. For 2011, few would... read more »

This weekend’s Italian Grand Prix marks the 61st Formula 1 race at Monza since the inauguration of the World Championship in 1950. More Champions have been crowned... read more »

Many are keen to see whether Red Bull can be stopped as Formula 1 returns to high-speed Monza. As this list demonstrates, some unexpected car-driver combinations have grabbed... read more »

43 Formula 1 Grands Prix have been staged at the legendary Spa-Francorchamps since 1950 although only 35 percent of pole-sitters have been able to convert that into... read more »

Apart from being a favourite with the majority of drivers and fans alike, Spa is one of few circuits to have featured on the very first F1 calendar. Therefore some impressive... read more »

Felipe Massa was one of five drivers in the FIA press conference at the Hungaroring circuit this afternoon; all of them invited because of a specific link to this Grand Prix.... read more »

With Vettel out front, team-mate Webber could more than afford a repeat of his 2010 Hungarian Grand Prix win this weekend. Of the 25 twisty races on the outskirts of... read more »

McLaren and Ferrari have both picked up seven pole positions at the Hungaroring, more than any other team, and each is now looking to halt Red Bull by making it eight this... read more »

It has been a busy couple of weeks for F1 in Schools, with the initiative flying the flag for young engineering talent and showcasing winners of its innovative Formula 1 linked... read more »

Round 9 of 2011 marks the 44th time Grand Prix cars have competed in a World Championship event at Silverstone, home of its most recent British winner in Lewis... read more »

Unless the blown diffuser restrictions really do throw up a surprise, one would expect a Red Bull pole position for this weekend's British Grand Prix,... read more »

The winners trophy for the British Grand Prix will be presented by Prince Harry of Wales, Clarence House has confirmed. The third in line to the read more »

Prince Harry will be presenting the trophy to next Sunday’s winning driver at the British Grand Prix, it has been confirmed by Clarence House on Thursday. read more »

Off the back of four points finishes from the opening seven races of F1 2011, Lotus Renault GP sophomore Vitaly Petrov has been tipped for great things by a brace of former... read more »

Three Valencia Grands Prix, three winning teams and three winning drivers. Felipe Massa was the first, back in 2008, before being badly injured and watching Rubens Barrichello... read more »

Valencia is yet to witness a double pole position winner as Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull have all enjoyed the top grid spot since the street race first made an appearance in... read more »

F1's finances have been so strong over the past few years that RBS and Lehman Brothers have received more in loan repayments and interest than CVC has got in profit from F1. read more »

FOTA chairman Martin Whitmarsh believes the last week of toing and froing over the Bahrain Grand Prix has benefitted no-one, but has defended FIA president Jean Todt who has... read more »

Until 2009, 1987 had been the only year not to feature a Canadian Grand Prix since the event switched to Montreal in 1978. Although the track's layout may have changed... read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix dates back to 1967, when it first joined the calendar with a race at Mosport Park, which continued to host the event until 1977. However, Mont-Tremblant... read more »