Sebastian Vettel insists he is not taking the recent booing personally. At Spa, Monza and most recently Singapore, and also in Britain for June’s British grand prix,... read more »

1998 and 1999 F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen will join Erebus Motorsport for the GT Asia event at Zhuhai in China next month, it has been... read more »

Two time World Champion, Mika Hakkinen, is to contest the GT Asia event at Zhuhai in China next month as part of the AMG Customer Sports programme. read more »

Hans-Joachim Stuck, a German motor racing legend, has backed Sebastian Vettel after the reigning world champion was booed on recent F1 podiums. He told Munich’s... read more »

World champion nurses car to the end for second race running, but can't explain why team-mate Mark Webber suffered greater reliability problems once... read more »

It doesn't happen just like that," three-time world champion Sebastian Vettel said of his victory in the Singapore Grand Prix.     read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and Mercedes chairman Niki Lauda have both condemned fans in Singapore for booing race winner Sebastian Vettel. With another dominant... read more »

Three-time champion Niki Lauda has labelled the fans that booed Sebastian Vettel after his recent victories as ridiculous and said they do not understand Formula One read more »

Christian Horner has described Sebastian Vettel's performance in the Singapore GP as "one of his best ever drives" after the World Champion destroyed the field... read more »

The 2007 world champion struggled through Saturday with a sore back, a legacy of a testing crash he suffered in 2001 when driving for Sauber. read more »

Singapore GP pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel has admitted he felt a few pangs of anxiety as Red Bull's decision to limit the World Champion to a single flying lap in Q3... read more »

The battle for pole position will soon get underway at the Marina Bay street circuit, with Lewis Hamilton the man on form 12 months ago. Can the 2008 World Champion –... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was fastest once again in final practice for the Singapore Grand Prix, although not by the margin the World Champion had enjoyed on Friday. read more »

A drivers helmet used to be his brand. Many, such as Ayrton Senna, James Hunt and Niki Lauda, are remembered for their distinctive helmet designs which stuck with them for... read more »

The days of constantly-changing helmet livery designs in Formula One could be coming to an end. This weekend, world champion Sebastian Vettel – who regularly changes... read more »

Red Bull's rivals believe that is little they can do to catch Sebastian Vettel in the Singapore Grand Prix after the Formula 1 champion's Friday practice dominance. read more »

Sebastian Vettel’s relentless dominance of Formula One looks set to continue this weekend in Singapore after the world champion outclassed the rest of the field on Friday night... read more »

Reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time during second practice ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. Vettel’s time of 1:44.249s was 0.604s clear of... read more »

Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time during first practice for the Singapore Grand Prix. Hamilton’s time of 1:47.055 was 0.365s clear of Red Bull’s Mark... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has dismissed the notion that he has had it easy at Red Bull with the best car and a weak team-mate in Mark Webber. The German denies such claims, insisting... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari will have the strongest driver line-up in 2014 after replacing Felipe Massa with Kimi Raikkonen. Many consider Mercedes to currently have the... read more »

Murray Walker and James Hunt shared the BBC's F1 commentary box for 13 years. In this one off interview, Murray Walker gives us his take on James, the McLaren world... read more »

Jenson Button has confirmed that he will remain with McLaren next season, the 2009 World Champion telling Sky Sports that an extension to his contract has been signed. read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has compared Kimi Raikkonen's return to Formula 1 similar to that of Niki Lauda's return when he later beat Alain Prost in 1984.... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says Kimi Raikkonen earned his return to the team because his Formula 1 comeback is on a par with three-time world champion Niki Lauda's. read more »