Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is expecting strategy to play a bigger part in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, after the majority of drivers adopted a one stop... read more »

McLaren's Fernando Alonso will take a big step towards his F1 comeback if he passes a medical at Cambridge University. read more »

Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn says she's "pleasantly surprised" by the step Ferrari have taken with their power unit this season. The Swiss team is powered by... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff plays down the need for a big 'shake-up' in F1, but admits the idea of change should not be dismissed read more »

Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson hailed Sauber after the pair were able to rack up a big haul of points for the Swiss squad at the opening round of the year in… read more »

Last weekend, it came to light that Renault-powered teams have big issues with their power units. At Albert Park, they had to run the power unit in a detuned state in order to... read more »

Pastor Maldonado was a first lap F1 casualty in the Australian Grand Prix but, this time, was in the wrong place at the wrong time. read more »

Sauber scored more points at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix than in their previous 23 races to put them third in the championship standings behind Mercedes and Ferrari. Felipe... read more »

Sauber duo Felipe Nasr and Marcus Ericsson praised their team after they both collected the first points of their Formula 1 career at the Australian Grand Prix. Nasr finished... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits the big gap to Mercedes is "unexpected" and concedes it could take a "little while" to get closer... read more »

Lotus remain upbeat for the 2015 season, believing their car has the potential to score big points after a disappointing race which saw both retire early in the race. Both... read more »

Felipe Massa expects a tough fight from Ferrari in Melbourne for the final spot on the podium and says it would be foolish to write off Red Bull after one tricky weekend read more »

Felipe Massa is expecting a "big fight" with Ferrari in the Australian GP after qualifying concluded with third to seventh separated by four-tenths... read more »

Renault is planning a big step with its Formula 1 engine in the middle of the season following confirmation that it has more upgrade tokens available than its rivals read more »

The car looks to be a big step forward from last year's in every area and the drivers are pleased with balance and consistency of the car. read more »

Jenson Button says it’s crucial that McLaren and Honda make sustained “big gains” throughout the season so they can work their way back to winning races again. read more »

Former champion Kimi Raikkonen remains optimistic Ferrari has made a big step forward ahead of the 2015 F1 opener in Australia. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo's three race wins last year is proof that Mercedes can be beaten according to his former team-mate Sebastian Vettel, which gives the German hope. Vettel... read more »

Sauber's preparations ahead of the new Formula 1 season take a big hit after an Australian court dismisses their appeal of Giedo van der Garde taking a 2015 race seat. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Adrian Newey has not made the step back from Red Bull that he was expected to make this year and is still providing the team with a motivation to win read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team have confirmed that their second seat will be filled by 23-year-old Roberto Merhi for the "opening rounds" of the 2015 season. The Spanish... read more »

Although Eric Boullier admits the new four-engine limit for the season is a concern for McLaren-Honda, he reckons rival teams may also struggle... read more »

In the fast-paced world of Formula 1, each race, and every season, counts. Ahead of this weekend's season-opening Australian Grand Prix, GPUpdate.net looks at why 2015 is... read more »

Lotus head into the new season full of optimism according to technical director Nick Chester who is confident the Lotus E23 is a major step forward when compared to last years... read more »

Getting through the 2015 Formula 1 season on just four engines will be "a big challenge" for McLaren-Honda, admits Eric Boullier read more »