Mercedes are free to continue using their W-duct wing after Chinese GP stewards rejected Lotus' formal protest... read more »

The protest launched by the Lotus F1 Team was rejected by the FIA. Lotus had lodged a protest on Thursday ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix as it believes the DRS system used by... read more »

The last lap of the 2006 Chinese Grand Prix, won by the great Michael Schumacher. This video shows Michael the race and his 91 career win and what would be his last. Button... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will run the old version of the Red Bull exhaust during Friday practice for the Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Fernando Alonso has warned against expecting a miracle in China, saying Ferrari will struggle to make it into Q3 on Saturday... read more »

Felipe Massa is taking a relaxed approach to this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix despite continued speculation about his Ferrari future. read more »

You've still got time to show your Fantasy F1 skills, although don't delay as the Main Championship starts with the Chinese Grand Prix this Sunday... read more »

The official presentation of Ma Qing Hua took place this morning at the Shanghai international Circuit. The Chinese driver joins HRT Formula 1 Team’s driver development... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will revert to an older specification of exhaust layout for first practice at the Chinese Grand Prix as his Red Bull Racing team aim to unlock more pace from... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend will feature a single DRS zone. read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) Lewis Hamilton's perfect qualifying score in 2012 is over. It has emerged that the highest the McLaren driver can start Sunday's Chinese grand prix is... read more »

Apr.12 (GMM) Valtteri Bottas will return to practice action in Bruno Senna's car on Friday, even if the Shanghai skies open. English-language television weather reports... read more »

The Lotus team has officially filed a protest against Mercedes's super-DRS rear-wing system, ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. The system, which reduces drag by channelling read more »

Thursday's press conference from Shanghai with Fernando Alonso, Paul Di Resta, Narain Karthikeyan, Vitaly Petrov, Sergio Perez and Bruno Senna. read more »

McLaren Mercedes F1 Team driver Lewis Hamilton has received a grid penalty for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix as his team will have to put a new gearbox in his car.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is still gunning for a victory in the Chinese Grand Prix despite a five-place grid penalty guaranteeing that he will start the race no higher than sixth. read more »

Ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, the Lotus F1 Team has filled a protest against the rear wing of Mercedes. Despite the fact that FIA had ruled that the DRS... read more »

Fernando Alonso joined five of his fellow drivers in the FIA press conference at the Shanghai circuit that hosts this Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix. The Spaniard’s presence was... read more »

Lotus has officially protested over a unique aspect of Mercedes' rear wing ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, despite clarification from... read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he is expecting a tough weekend in China despite having won the last race in Malaysia read more »

Lewis Hamilton will get a five-place grid penalty for the Chinese Grand Prix, after it was confirmed he will need a new gearbox for the third round on the F1 2012 calendar. read more »

The Lotus team has filed a protest against Mercedes's rear wing ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Ex Formula 1 driver and five-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner Emanuele Pirro has been confirmed as a member of this weekend's stewarding panel in China. read more »

Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa both concede the team needs to make improvements in China if they hope to fight for a podium finish... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes it will be difficult for Ferrari to make it in to the final part of qualifying at the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend read more »