This was the best qualifying of the season so far for Scuderia Ferrari, which means Fernando Alonso will start the Canadian Grand Prix from the front row with Felipe Massa in... read more »

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner expects 'straightforward' talks with Mark Webber about a contract for next year when they sit down to discuss it over... read more »

Despite admitting that Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel is in prime position for a second consecutive world title this year, Felipe Massa insists that Ferrari will continue pushing... read more »

(Ferrari, Italy) Ferrari and Puma today announced a long-term extension to their partnership. The global sport-lifestyle brand will continue to be the official licensing partner read more »

Ferrari has announced a long-term extension to its commercial connection with Puma. The sport-lifestyle brand will continue to be the official licensing partner for the... read more »

McLaren is confident it can start to turn its championship around with a win at the Canadian Grand Prix and continue to take victories over the next few races to close the gap... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has stepped up his concern, with the Bahrain Grand Prix having been reinstated by Jean Todt and the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) last... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has admitted that the situation in Bahrain will continue to be monitored in the run-up to its new slot on the 2011 F1 calendar. read more »

Lotus Renault GP has confirmed it has made 'three significant investments' this year at its factory in Enstone in a bid to 'guarantee' that the squad will... read more »

Lotus chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne says he is expecting Lotus to continue closing the gap to the midfield at the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has revealed that it was Sebastian Vettel’s own decision to stay out on-track, as opposed to making a second pit-stop en route to... read more »

Pleasant weather conditions will welcome the Formula 1 field once again in Monaco this weekend, following on from a bright and warm practice day 24 hours ago. Any threat of... read more »

Team Lotus can continue to use its name in Formula One. This was the ruling of the High Court in London. The court ruled that although the Hingham-based outfit had been in... read more »

Formula 1's Team Lotus is told by a judge it can continue to operate and race under the "Team Lotus" name. read more »

With the verdict that Team Lotus can continue to use the historic name in Formula 1, bot parties involved have released press statements on the read more »

Team Lotus reacts to the news that it can continue to use its name in F1 read more »

The High Court has ruled that Group Lotus and Team Lotus are both able to continue using the Lotus name in Formula One. read more »

Team Lotus will be able to continue using its name in Formula 1, after the High Court in London ruled in its favour in the row with Group Lotus. read more »

The Formula One Teams’ Association (FOTA) has issued a message of gratitude to the sport’s fans, many of whom took part in last year’s global research survey. Group heads... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is confident that Formula 1's new action-packed nature will continue in Monaco even though the circuit traditionally allows little scope for overtaking read more »

Fernando Alonso has stated that he is still determined to continue fighting for the drivers’ crown this year, despite falling further behind his main rivals in the title race... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has revealed that the FIA may be willing to change its stance in terms of the new engine formula for 2013, allowing teams to continue with their current units... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has told engine manufacturers that there will be no delay to his plans to introduce smaller turbocharged power-units in 2013 - although there may be... read more »

Ferrari has been told by the FIA that it cannot continue to run with a new design of rear wing, after the governing body deemed it to be in breach of the technical regulations read more »

The FIA is in talks with Ferrari to discuss whether or not the team can continue to use its new rear wing for the remainder of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend. read more »