Oct.15 (GMM) A notably downbeat Lewis Hamilton on Saturday broke Red Bull's grip on pole position in 2011. "I'm sure this will cheer Lewis up," his boss... read more »

Oct.15 (GMM) Ross Brawn has called upon rival teams to stop asking for "favours" before helping Renault and Team Lotus to change their names for 2012. Because name... read more »

Oct.15 (GMM) Nico Rosberg has overcome a chink in his armour, Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn has revealed. When Brawn GP became Mercedes' works team ahead of 2010, the... read more »

Oct.15 (GMM) The next challenge for Team Lotus is to catch up with F1's established teams, according to technical boss Mike Gascoyne. The Tony Fernandes-led squad... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has played down Lewis Hamilton's low key mood after securing pole position for the Korean Grand Prix - insisting it is not mandatory for... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh is hoping that Lewis Hamilton's spirits will be lifted after he achieved his first pole of the season... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh believes pole position for the Korean Grand Prix will cheer Lewis Hamilton up after a series of disappointing results. read more »

Oct.13 (GMM) Some in the F1 paddock reacted "with cynicism" to Vijay Mallya's sale of almost half of the Force India team. Just last week, the Indian... read more »

Oct.13 (GMM) Paul di Resta is not sure if the news of Force India's part-sale will affect his future. Boss Vijay Mallya - who now owns an equal 42.5 per cent share in... read more »

Oct.13 (GMM) Sebastian Vettel may be the sport's first ever reigning back-to-back world champion, but he is not the best driver on the grid. That is the view of former... read more »

Oct.13 (GMM) Group Lotus owner Proton has denied the British sports car maker is being sold to formula one team owner Genii. Last week, Lotus boss Dany Bahar failed to quell... read more »

Oct.12 (GMM) Despite boss Vijay Mallya's recent denials, the part-sale of Silverstone based Force India was confirmed late on Wednesday. The team will be renamed Sahara... read more »

Sahara India Pariwar, a leading promoter of sports in India, has acquired a major equity stake of Force India. Rumours of a potential stake sale had previously been heavily... read more »

Force India boss Vijay Mallya sells a stake in team to Sahara India Pariwar read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn wants the FIA to re-evaluate the Drag Reduction System (DRS) concept at the end of the season to see whether the device has been worthwhile read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier is set to meet with Robert Kubica this week so that he can start planning for the 2012 season... read more »

Formula 1 teams will face a major challenge with tyre strategies in Korea, reckons Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery, as he revealed that his company had taken a bold... read more »

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn says that recent technical signings Aldo Costa and Geoff Willis can have an immediate positive effect on the squad's performances when... read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier insists the team have not given up on their hopes of winning silverware again... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier set to make Robert Kubica decision, plus more news read more »

Oct.12 (GMM) A race seat with Virgin could be the next step for Canadian Robert Wickens. Driving in Virgin and title sponsor Marussia's colours this season, the... read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn believes Sebastian Vettel's biggest challenge will be when he doesn't have the best car on the grid... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier plans to speak to Robert Kubica this week to find out the latest on his recovery, so he can begin to make a decision on whether or not he needs to... read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali says former technical director Aldo Costa was no scape-goat, denying firing the Italian was more an emotional than a rational decision. read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh expects "incredible racing", no dominance for Vettel plus more news read more »