Bahrain, the controversial island Kingdom, could have been central to McLaren's decision to agree the terms of the next Concorde Agreement. Bahrain's ruling family,... read more »

Bahrain, the controversial island Kingdom, could have been central to McLaren’s decision to agree the terms of the next Concorde Agreement. Bahrain’s ruling... read more »

Lotus tech director James Allison talks testing, expectations and updates... read more »

As Formula 1 runs its first in-season test in the Pirelli era, we are delighted to be joined live on-line by Paul Hembery, Director of Motorsport for Pirelli. No stranger to... read more »

Mugello, the Ferrari owned circuit near Florence, has set its sights on hosting a grand prix. As the high speed circuit hosts this week's rare in-season formula one test,... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery expects Formula 1 teams to make big strides towards understanding the 2012 tyres during the Mugello test, which starts tomorrow. read more »

Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery has responded to recent criticism that their tyres are wearing too quickly and playing a pivotal role in the race outcome. It... read more »

Ferrari downplays talk that it is set to make a move to sign former Sauber technical director James Key read more »

Ferrari have dismissed media speculation linking them with a move for former Sauber technical director James Key... read more »

It's expected that ten of the twelve teams will opt to attend the Silverstone Young Driver Test, rather than the optional Abu Dhabi test. Teams will have a choice between... read more »

Four races and four different winners! On this occasion it was the World Champion, Sebastian Vettel, who rose to the top to win the Gulf Air Grand Prix of Bahrain. It was no... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison looks back at Kimi Raikkonen's P2 and Romaina Grosjean's P3 in Bahrain... read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 16th: "That was a really interesting race, particularly at the start when there was a lot of overtaking and it was good to be right in the middle of the... read more »

Kimi Räikkönen, 11th: “We had the speed today and we could easily have gone through to the final session with another run, but we thought it was... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "I’m very happy to be honest. We come from not qualifying in Australia not long ago, so when I saw the times we posted I was glad. For us... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison has warned against reading too much into his cars' lap times during free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

FIA – Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix in May, the Automobile Club de Monaco has announced that following consultation with FIA Technical Director Charlie Whiting, it... read more »

Mercedes motorsport director Norbert Haug believes his team's new found form vindicates Michael Schumacher's decision to return to the sport with the Silver Arrows read more »

Although Ferrari are very much off the pace at present, Pat Fry believes the Maranello cars are not as slow as they showed to be in Shanghai at the weekend. The Technical... read more »

Speaking after a race which promised so much but delivered so little, Lotus technical director James Allison remains convinced that the good times are coming. read more »

Ferrari has vowed to speed up the development of its car after technical director Pat Fry said there was no hiding from the deficiencies of the F2012 read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry admits it may take time to cure the Scuderia's ills. read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the team need to make major changes to the way they operate before they can be competitive. read more »

FIA – Ferrari technical director Pat Fry today said that an overhaul at Maranello is targeting more than simply fixing early season problems with the F2012. In a... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison confirmed his team accepts the ruling of the stewards in China regarding the legality of the Mercedes DRS. Speaking in the Friday press... read more »