McLaren's Paddy Lowe has moved to ease concern that rules restricting the use of DRS will diminish its influence in 2013. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has called on his replacement, Jean Todt, to be more confrontational when dealing with the teams. Mosley, who left his position amidst a... read more »

Mercedes are set to introduce their first major upgrade package in several races, which it hopes will provide a boost for the end of the season. It's believed they will... read more »

Q: Talk us through the highlights of the 2012 season so far from the Marussia F1 Team point of view. Pat Symonds: I think our season has been one of continual improvement. We... read more »

While Toto Wolff may be delighted with Williams’ overall performance so far in 2012, the German dares to say just how effective the FW34 could be. Executive Director... read more »

McLaren's managing director Jonathan Neale says that the team doesn't know how effective Red Bull's engine map is after admitting the FIA's reaction in... read more »

McLaren say they're 'encouraged' by their latest developments debuted during practice for the German Grand Prix this weekend. The Woking outfit have struggled... read more »

Paul Hembery: “Silverstone is one of the most iconic circuits on the Formula One calendar, precisely because it is so demanding for the drivers, cars and tyres. This... read more »

Sir Frank Williams believes a budget cap would not be correct in Formula 1, but does strongly agree that each team has a responsibility to be as cost-effective as possible.... read more »

Long runs were the most effective for the Toro Rosso drivers, as they evaluated both tyre compouns throughout the day. But it was during short runs where the team felt they... read more »

Paul Hembery: “From what we can see initially, the time difference between the two tyre compounds is in the region of 0.3-0.5s, and this only emphasises how close the... read more »

Force India delivered an extremely strong Monaco race to score a total of ten points, with Paul di Resta and Nico Hülkenberg both benefitting from others’... read more »

Paul Hembery: "Monaco is a highlight of the season and a place where our supersoft and soft tyres have provided plenty of entertainment in the past. Last year, we had... read more »

Bahrain saw Sauber miss out on a top ten finish for the first time in 2012, with Sergio Pérez and Kamui Kobayashi struggling to 11th and 13th places at Sakhir. On a... read more »

Paul di Resta impressed many at Sakhir this afternoon, making the most of a two-stop strategy to finish sixth in the Bahrain Grand Prix. With effective tyre management being... read more »

After the first practice session was damp, Michael Schumacher emerged on top in the second practice session ahead of the Chinese GP. Likely thanks to a highly effective, and... read more »

Friday in Malaysia was less than idea for Lotus, with Romain Grosjean ending the day ninth but Kimi Räikkönen struggling to 15th position. The duo now hopes... read more »

Nico Rosberg returned on Wednesday for Mercedes AMG, clocking up 82 laps around the Circuit de Catalunya. The German looks forward to Friday despite Mercedes suffering an oil... read more »

Mercedes AMG will be making no sudden strides in 2012, but rather small and effective steps back to the top in Formula 1. That is according to Norbert Haug, the... read more »

Formula One teams are still struggling to agree on a fair and effective way of restricting spending and have taken the Resource Restriction Agreement (RRA) out of the Formula... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner is hopeful that a deal can still be reached for an effective Resource Restriction Agreement, as teams ponder moving the document outside... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh says any push towards three-car entries would be 'wrong' for Formula 1, and that it is more important to ensure the sport is... read more »

Williams are expecting no easy ride in Japan this weekend, with the Grove-based team braced for a rigid challenge on a circuit which demands ultra-effective aerodynamics.... read more »

Q: AT&T Williams took several upgrades to Valencia. How effective were they? Sam Michael: We had a new rear wing in Valencia which we raced with. read more »

Despite an effective strategy in Sunday’s Canadian Grand Prix, Adrian Sutil was unable to make the most of a race which featured a collision under Safety Car... read more »