The FIA has extended the moveable rear wing overtaking zone to before the final corner of the Albert Park circuit for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Hamilton and Button are optimistic they can fight for victory in SundayÂ’s Australian Grand Prix read more »

Michael Schumacher is confident of taking the fight to Red Bull this season and believes the Mercedes could be the second fastest car on the grid at the Australian Grand Prix... read more »

Michael Schumacher has today played down his chances of winning the world championship this year, ahead of Sunday’s opening Australian Grand Prix. The German believes... read more »

Jenson Button thinks Formula 1 fans are going to be 'shocked' by the amount of overtaking in the Australian Grand Prix as drivers struggle to look after their tyres... read more »

Pirelli believe the introduction of faster-wearing tyres to the sport should make strategy and tactics a major factor in deciding the Australian GP... read more »

Jenson Button is hoping to capitalise on the high levels of tyre degradation at this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, which he thinks will lead to much more overtaking read more »

Jenson Button predicts vast amounts of overtaking at this weekends Australian Grand Prix, particularly in the final stint which could see drivers struggling to stay read more »

Australian Grand Prix may be moved from Albert Park, plus more gossip read more »

Jenson Button said McLaren will introduce a new exhaust system into their cars for the Australian GP in a bid to stay with Red Bull and Ferrari... read more »

New HRT signing Narain Karthikeyan has admitted that he has concerns over HRT's ability to qualify for the Australian Grand Prix after the team's new F111 contender... read more »

Australian GP organisers have revealed that the race may leave the Albert Park circuit in order to ensure its survival on the F1 calendar... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi believes that it could be possible to score points on his debut for Hispania if the team can make its new car reliable ahead of Sunday's Australian Grand... read more »

Sauber has secured a new sponsor ahead of the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, announcing a deal with NEC Mexico, no doubt thanks to the Formula One debut of Mexican Sergio... read more »

On Wednesday 23 March current Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel took time out of his busy pre-race schedule to visit Warrook Cattle Farm in rural Victoria for a crash... read more »

AT&T Williams F1 preview the season opening race in Australia, Melbourne.  Driver Pastor Maldonado is joined by Xevi Pujolar, his race engineer, and Sam... read more »

AT&T Williams F1 preview the Australian GP - Credit: Williams F1 & Nuview.TV read more »

Williams team members look forward to the opening race of the 2011 Formula 1 season at Albert Park, Melbourne. Credit: Williams F1 read more »

This weekend, the 2011 Formula One World Championship season will finally begin with the Australian Grand Prix. Scuderia Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso has been very impatient... read more »

Mark Webber has confirmed the return of his five-day Tasmania Challenge event, featuring a variety of extreme sports taking place across the 306-km (190-mi) wide island which... read more »

Johnny Herbert will make his fourth appearance as an FIA steward at this weeks Australian Grand Prix, the first of the 2011 season. Herbert has previously read more »

Former Grand Prix winner Johnny Herbert has been confirmed as a race steward for the season-opening Australian GP... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes things will be "a little dull" for the media this year as he's planning to keep a low profile at the Australian GP... read more »

Red Bull ace Mark Webber has called the new moveable rear wings a “distraction”, and hinted they could even be dangerous. The Australian, speaking at a Red... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he and Red Bull Racing have nothing to fear from the huge uncertainty that new rules have thrown up, as he begins his title defence at this weekend's... read more »