Bernie Ecclestone says he is more hopeful that the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead despite continuing protests in the country. Several people have been killed read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is becoming more hopeful that the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix will be able to go ahead as planned, and that the political situation in the... read more »

Pirelli boss Paul Hembery said he has is happy with continuing tests on the new tyres ahead of the season opener in Bahrain in four weeks read more »

Jarno Trulli wants Lotus to resolve any remaining technical issues ahead of the season-openening Bahrain Grand Prix, with car problems continuing to cause a problem for the... read more »

Robert Kubica is continuing to make good progress in hospital as he recovers from the serious injuries he suffered in his rally crash at the weekend. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has reiterated that he is more than happy to remain with Red Bull Racing, with questions continuing to be asked in the Valencia paddock linking the reigning... read more »

The Force India team has confirmed to GPUpdate.net that it will be staging a press conference in Scottish city Glasgow on Wednesday, with speculation continuing to circulate... read more »

Pirelli has started Formula 1’s first ever wet weather test at night, with the Italian company continuing to develop its tyres ahead of the 2011 season. Pedro de la Rosa... read more »

The BBC has confirmed that David Coulthard will be continuing his long-standing relationship with Red Bull, despite news that he is going to step-up to a commentator role... read more »

BBC commentator Jonathan Legard has confirmed via Twitter the much-rumoured talk that he will not be continuing in the television role for the 2011 season, with general... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi has admitted that Force India could alter plans in relation to himself staying with the Indian team for the 2011 season, with internet rumours... read more »

Group Lotus CEO Dany Bahar has insisted he would have no problem with Tony Fernandes' Team Lotus continuing with the same name in Formula 1 next year read more »

Malaysian car manufacturer Proton – owner of Norfolk-based sports car company Group Lotus – has confirmed its interest in the Renault F1 team ahead of the 2011 season, with... read more »

In 2010, after a three year absence, Cosworth returned to the category which had made the company a household name. read more »

The two day test for young drivers came to an end today for Ferrari and the other F1 teams at Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina circuit. Newly appointed test driver Jules Bianchi was... read more »

The Young Driver Test concluded in Abu Dhabi today with GP2 racer Sam Bird continuing his driving responsibilities for the MERCEDES GP PETRONAS team on the second and final day... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull locked out both practice sessions in Brazil on Friday, with team-mate Mark Webber continuing to remain the German’s closest competitor as... read more »

Nick Craw, head of the FIA Senate, has this week visited the developing venue in Austin, Texas which is set to become host to the returning United States Grand Prix from 2012... read more »

Williams’ Patrick Head believes that 2010 rookie Nico Hülkenberg is deserving of a place on the Formula 1 grid next year, despite rumours continuing to strengthen in Korea... read more »

Saturday at the Korean Grand Prix began with a trouble free third practice session for Lotus Racing with the good news continuing into the afternoon when Jarno Trulli finished... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa has been continuing Pirelli's F1 testing programme at his home track, the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona. read more »

Adrian Sutil has stressed that one can not only focus on next year when it comes to studying the overall team situation in Formula 1. The German’s Force India contract is set... read more »

After the reshuffling of events which made up the 2010 Japanese Grand Prix, the Formula One Teams Association (FOTA) has confirmed to GPUpdate.net that talks are continuing... read more »