Force India's deputy team principal Robert Fernley has called on the squad to 'dig deep' ahead of next week's Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Force India deputy team principal Robert Fernley reflects on a Nico Hulkenberg and Paul di Resta's performances in Spain... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says that the team still needs to optimise its upgrade package before the full potential of the VJM05 is shown read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley says lessons need to be learnt from the response to the fire that hit the Williams team garage at Catalunya read more »

Nico Hülkenberg, 10th: "A lot of hard work went into today's race so it's nice to get the reward of one point. It was a very tough race physically and... read more »

Paul di Resta: “It has been quite a difficult weekend so far trying to get the car dialled into the circuit. In fact, it was only during the my final qualifying run... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley believes the team have done a lot better than expected during the first four races of the season... read more »

Force India is in a better position than it expected to be at this point of the season as it prepares to update its car, according to deputy team principal Bob Fernley read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley admits Paul di Resta's P6 finish in Bahrain was rather satisfying after a challenging few days... read more »

Force India deputy team principal Bob Fernley has no regrets about the decisions he took over the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, despite the controversy caused by his outfit not... read more »

Paul Di Resta, 6th: "The result today is massive for us. The team did an amazing job all weekend, the strategy came together and the pit-stops were perfect. We knew it... read more »

Force India deputy Bob Fernley says his team were in danger of "unravelling" had they not pulled out of Bahrain practice. read more »

Paul di Resta, 10th: “I’m very happy with our qualifying performance today. With our reduced programme yesterday it wasn’t easy getting all the... read more »

Force India F1 deputy team principal, Robert Fernley has said there is 'no chance' they won't compete in Bahrain, despite the fact four team members were caught... read more »

Force India should be encouraged by its Chinese Grand Prix performance, despite failing to score a point at Shanghai, according to deputy team boss Robert Fernley. read more »

Lotus have confirmed that Deputy Technical Director Naoki Tokunaga has left the team, moving over to engine supplier Renault... read more »

Lotus's deputy technical director, Naoki Tokunaga, will leave the outfit destined for the teams engine supplier, Renault Sport. Tokunaga joined Lotus (then... read more »

Renault Sport F1 is delighted to announce that Naoki Tokunaga has joined as Technical Director – New Generation Power Unit with immediate effect. Naoki, 46, from Tokyo, Japan,... read more »

Naoki Tokunaga leaves Lotus to join Renault's F1 engine department read more »

Naoki Tokunaga, Deputy Technical Director of Lotus F1, will be leaving the outfit at the end of the week. Having worked with the Enstone squad since 2000, the Japanese has now... read more »

Lotus deputy technical director Naoki Tokunaga is to leave the team so he can take up a position as technical director of Renault's 2014 engine project. read more »

Force India's deputy team principal Robert Fernley says the team is targeting the mid-season test at Mugello for a major upgrade that it hopes will move it to the front of... read more »

The 2011 Formula 1 season saw engines become one of the talking points of the campaign, as the use of exhaust blown diffusers made headlines at the mid-season point of the... read more »

Caterham's Deputy team principal Riad Asmat is confident there is more pace to be unlocked from the team's new car, despite it setting a time at the Circuit de... read more »

Formula 1 must do much more to bring down costs in the future, says Force India's deputy team principal Robert Fernley, if the sport is to remain sustainable. read more »