Toro Rosso has told its new drivers to push hard rather than fear a crash, Daniel Ricciardo revealed ahead of his first home grand prix in Australia. The Red Bull rookie team... read more »

The clock is ticking down if you want to take part in the new Crash.net Fantasy F1 League during 2012 read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has revealed he actually broke his wrist just before Christmas. The media made much of the returning Lotus driver’s apparently hurt arm, but he... read more »

Former Crash.net columnist Mark Blundell is expecting Lewis Hamilton to bounce back this year and he has said he sees 'no reason' why the McLaren man cannot challenge... read more »

The kindly folks at Crash.net want to help ease you into the right frame of mind for a brand new season of F1 with this brain-tickling reminder of some recent events of 2011... read more »

If not for Robert Kubica’s predicament, Felipe Massa would have lost his Ferrari seat by now. That is the view of F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone. He told... read more »

Mar.9 (GMM) Despite a difficult winter for the Marussia team, Timo Glock is in a positive mood as he travels to Australia for the 2012 season. The former Virgin squad... read more »

Crash.net wants to know which F1 car you think is the ugliest. Vote now and have your say... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Ferrari is already working on a major chassis modification that could require the F2012 to undergo a new FIA crash test. That is the claim on Wednesday of... read more »

Mar.7 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car will be on the Melbourne grid next weekend, after the MR01 finally passed a missing FIA crash test. The former Virgin team's... read more »

Marussia confirms that the new MR01 has passed the final FIA crash test read more »

A single day after the track debut of the team's new 2012 contender at Silverstone, Marussia today announced to have finally passed their last FIA crash test. Failing... read more »

Following the track debut of its new MR01 chassis at Silverstone on Monday, the Marussia Formula 1 team announced that it has passed the final FIA-observed crash test without... read more »

Marussia, formerly Virgin Racing, will line up on the grid for the Melbourne Grand Prix after passing their final FIA crash test. read more »

Marussia's MR01 has finally passed its final crash test, meaning it will be able to race at the season opener in Australia in under two read more »

Marussia have eventually completed all 18 of the FIA's crash tests, having previously fallen one short... read more »

Marussia has announced that it has passed the final FIA crash test, clearing its MR01 to race in the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix in just under a fortnight read more »

Marussia has finally passed all of the crash tests with MR01 enabling it to compete in the first race of the 2012 season read more »

Following its track debut on Monday - for filming purposes - the Marussia MR01 has now passed its final crash test, thereby giving the Russian team the green light for Melbourne. read more »

Mar.5 (GMM) Marussia's 2012 car made its track debut on Monday, despite having failed to pass all the mandatory FIA crash tests. But because the action at Silverstone is... read more »

Marussia have today completed the first of two planned filming days at Silverstone with its new MR01. Due to problems with crash tests, today was the first time the car could... read more »

Marussia’s 2012 car made its track debut on Monday, despite having failed to pass all the mandatory FIA crash tests. But because the action at Silverstone is the... read more »

Technical consultant Pat Symonds confirms that new MR01 is still not race legal despite Silverstone debut. read more »

Mar.5 (GMM) A friend of injured driver Robert Kubica admitted the Pole is still months from knowing when he can return to the wheel of a F1 car. The former BMW and Renault... read more »

2009 didn t go according to plan for Romain Grosjean but the Frenchman now has the opportunity to redeem himself in his Lotus role according to Crash.net reader Simon Evans read more »