Apr.3 (GMM) With the pecking-order still not entirely clear after two races, it could be set to change all over again in the near future. That is the view of Peter Sauber,... read more »

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he has no doubts about holding the Bahrain Grand Prix this year. read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali has backed Felipe Massa to prove his worth and rise to the current challenge facing him ¿ after all, he¿s done it before. read more »

Former Formula One team boss turned television pundit Eddie Jordan has received an honorary OBE... read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali says Felipe Massa's performance during the 2008 season should act as a reminder that the Brazilian's poor start to 2012 can be overcome read more »

Thailand could host a F1 grand prix in two to three years after reportedly receiving tentative backing from Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz... read more »

Caterham boss Tony Fernandes says he could support selling shares in F1 amidst reports that Bernie Ecclestone could float a stake in the sport... read more »

Ferrari's shock victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix has blown open the fight for the Formula 1 world championship, reckons McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has urged his team to keep faith that its work will help it get back to the front in Formula 1, with rivals McLaren having seized the... read more »

Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has announced that he has reached agreement with the "majority" of teams to race beyond 2012 read more »

If Caterham’s Mike Gascoyne was in the market for a McLaren driver, he would sign Jenson Button. The green-clad team’s technical boss, Gascoyne, was at... read more »

McLaren may have set the pace at Sepang on Friday but their team boss has warned against writing off their rivals, saying Mercedes and Red Bull look strong... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner believes that rival teams still want further clarification on the legality on the rear wing being used by Mercedes. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes it would be wrong for Formula 1 to have the FIA policing the Resource Restriction Agreement through its ruled read more »

Yamaha racing boss Lin Jarvis says the MotoGP manufacturers and commercial rights-holder Carmelo Ezpeleta are now finding more common ground over the future shape of the world... read more »

Mar.22 (GMM) Contrary to recent speculation, McLaren does not yet have a Mercedes-style new F-duct on its dominant 2012 car. When boss Martin Whitmarsh said in Melbourne that... read more »

Christian Horner has denied reports that he is set to leave Red Bull Racing in favour of a team boss job at Ferrari... read more »

Contrary to recent speculation, McLaren does not yet have a Mercedes-style new F-duct on its dominant 2012 car. When boss Martin Whitmarsh said in Melbourne that he would not... read more »

Caterham’s hopes of pushing into the midfield in 2012 are not dead yet. That is the claim of team owner and boss Tony Fernandes, despite the former Team Lotus looking... read more »

Mar.20 (GMM) Pastor Maldonado attracted praise and scorn from high places after his performance in Melbourne. As far as Lotus team boss Eric Boullier is concerned, the... read more »

Key members of Ferrari, including team boss Stefano Domenicali and Technical Director Pat Fry, have headed back to the outfit's base in Maranello prior to this... read more »

Team boss Martin Whitmarsh has warned the rest of the pack that his outfit will be looking to make it another all McLaren front row in Malaysia... read more »

Team boss Eric Boullier sums up Lotus' display in Australia and talks about the Romain Grosjean-Kimi Raikkonen partnership among other things... read more »

Pastor Maldonado attracted praise and scorn from high places after his performance in Melbourne. As far as Lotus team boss Eric Boullier is concerned, the Williams driver cost... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has said that he believes technical and sporting rules would police F1 spending better than the FIA. read more »