Jenson Button accepted complete blame for the collision with Narain Karthikeyan that cost him a shot at Malaysian Grand Prix victory. read more »

Felipe Massa and Bruno Senna agreed that their collision late in the Australian Grand Prix was a racing incident in which no blame should be apportioned read more »

Jarno Trulli says Italy has only itself to blame for its lack of F1 drivers as there is "no system" in place to help youngsters... read more »

Ferrari has yet to make a positive impact on testing at Jerez as it struggles to perfect the handling of its new F2012. read more »

Feb.6 (GMM) The teams are to blame for the 'ugly' 2012 cars seen so far, according to FIA technical delegate Charlie Whiting. Of the five new cars seen already, the... read more »

Jaime Alguersuari has refused to blame Red Bull after losing his Toro Rosso seat, but admits the news was "very surprising and unexpected" read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes he is to blame for the widespread criticism his new management company has received across the 2011 Formula 1 season. In March, the former World... read more »

Nov.24 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton is "sure" he will be treated badly by some Felipe Massa fans during this weekend's Brazilian grand prix. In 2008, Briton Hamilton... read more »

The cause of Sebastian Vettel's puncture during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix remains unknown after Pirelli ruled out a structural failure... read more »

Fernando Alonso took the blame for his spin during second practice at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and said he was annoyed with himself after losing out on valuable set-up time read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that personal issue are to blame for his slump in form, but promises to address them for 2012. read more »

Felipe Massa is adamant that he is not to blame for any of his run-ins with Lewis Hamilton in recent races... read more »

Mark Webber believes Felipe Massa's penalty for clashing with Lewis Hamilton at the Indian Grand Prix was too harsh and has called on stewards not to issue penalties... read more »

Nov.2 (GMM) Felipe Massa was penalised for the collision with Lewis Hamilton in India because it "could have been avoided". That is the claim of former grand prix... read more »

According to former Red Bull Formula 1 driver David Coulthard the incident between Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa on lap 24 of Sunday’s Indian Grand Prix was a... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel looks set to cruise to a third consecutive world championship in 2012, according to Flavio Briatore. The former Renault boss said the dominance... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) Jenson Button let his temper flare after finishing behind Sebastian Vettel in India and moving closer to sealing second place in the 2011 championship. Yet again,... read more »

David Coulthard feels Lewis Hamilton "was more to blame" for the latest contact with Felipe Massa and also wants more consistency from stewards... read more »

Why who's to blame is always a personal opinion read more »

Kamui Kobayashi has pinned the blame for his Q1 exit on Ferrari’s Felipe Massa, revealing that the Brazilian held him up on his final timed attempt. The Japanese... read more »

Oct.14 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton appears to have lost patience with Felipe Massa in Korea, as their spat in the wake of recent collisions rumbled on. After their latest crash in... read more »

Oct.12 (GMM) F1 might end a spate of near-constant driver penalties by installing a permanent race steward. FIA president Jean Todt's new initiative of having a former... read more »

Oct.11 (GMM) McLaren may have to alter the design of its car's mirrors in order to help Lewis Hamilton, team boss Martin Whitmarsh has admitted. The 2008 world champion... read more »

Oct.10 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton pointed the blame towards his car's mirrors at Suzuka after yet another crash with Felipe Massa. Unlike in Singapore two weeks ago, the... read more »

Another race, another on-track clash for Felipe Massa and Lewis Hamilton: it's becoming an F1 tradition, as is the post-race disagreement about who was to blame. read more »