Oct.20 (GMM) Maria de Villota insists "there are real possibilities" she will be a regular in the formula one paddock next year. The 31-year-old Spanish female... read more »

Oct.20 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel has hinted he might be willing to give up a race victory to help his team perform a perfect score in 2011. Red Bull and the 24-year-old German... read more »

Merc are determined to be one step ahead of their rivals for the 2012 season in terms of innovation and have reportedly reinvented the F-duct, legally of course... read more »

Rubens Barrichello has urged Williams to learn from the weaknesses of the current car in order to produce a more competitive challenger in 2012 read more »

It has been confirmed that former Jordan, Williams and Toyota driver Ralf Schumacher will remain in German touring car series DTM for the 2012 season, which will mark the... read more »

The RB7 could sport new developments in the final three races, but Red Bull fans can rest easy as the team won't give away any secrets... read more »

Interviewed at Red Bull's headquarters in Milton Keynes, the team's technical director Adrian Newey commented on how the season went, and what is still to do... read more »

Organisers of the 2012 US Grand Prix are on the hunt for the next American Formula One driver and will offer three finalists an introduction to the sport at the inaugural race... read more »

The outlawed F-duct looks set to make a return within the rules as Mercedes kick-starts the innovation race for 2012. read more »

Adrian Newey has not ruled out introducing new developments to Red Bull's RB7 chassis before the end of the season, but only if there is no risk of giving away the... read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey has revealed his team might follow its rivals' lead by testing 2012 parts before the end of this season, but only if they... read more »

The 2012 Mercedes will feature a number of different design concepts compared to the team's 2011 contender, claims team boss Ross Brawn. read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Bruno Senna's stock fell in Korea, mere weeks before Renault is due to decide its driver lineup for 2012. The Brazilian, who replaced Nick Heidfeld five... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) The race failed to yield even a podium place for the famous team, but Korea showed that Ferrari is getting back on track. That is the claim of team boss Stefano... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost has admitted four drivers are in the running to fill the team's two race seats in 2012. It was already known that the second Red... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Mark Webber has contradicted recent reports that said he re-signed with Red Bull for 2012 because he had no other options. The Australian revealed that, in fact,... read more »

Oct.19 (GMM) Contrary to recent reports, vertical construction at the 2012 US grand prix venue in Texas is still yet to commence. It was reported earlier this month that,... read more »

Mark Webber has contradicted recent reports that he re-signed with Red Bull for 2012 because he had no other options read more »

Lotus Renault team boss Eric Boullier extends deadline for star driver Robert Kubica, as Rubens Barrichello joins list of 2012 hopefuls. read more »

Rubens Barrichello thinks it is vital that Williams gets an understanding of why this year's car did not perform if it is to ensure that its 2012 challenger is a big step... read more »

After being found wanting when it came to innovation the past two seasons, Ferrari are determined not to make the same mistake in 2012... read more »

Oct.18 (GMM) Mercedes has reinvented an F-duct style innovation and intends to debut it in 2012, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports. The magazine on Tuesday... read more »

Oct.18 (GMM) Korean carmaker Hyundai could become interested in formula one in the coming years. That is the view of a spokesman for the Korean grand prix, following the... read more »

Jaime Alguersuari is looking forward to being back at Toro Rosso in 2012, after getting the best car ever from the team in Korea. read more »

Christian Horner said that Red Bull will find it even harder to win titles next season as Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes redouble their efforts read more »