Red Bull will continue to set the pace in Formula One, according to Nico Rosberg. With McLaren, Ferrari and even his own Mercedes team tipped to push the reigning champions... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is aware that his competition could be as strong as ever when it comes to defending a second world title. Admitting that Red Bull made best use of its... read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier believes the absence of Robert Kubica was a bigger factor in the squad's poor 2011 season than the unsuccessful forward-facing exhaust layout read more »

Nov.24 (GMM) Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko could switch the driver agreement with HRT to the Lotus/Caterham team for 2012, according to German magazine Auto Motor und... read more »

Stefano Domenicali is upbeat about Ferrari's 2012 prospects as he feels the team have learned lessons from the exhaust-blown diffuser debacle... read more »

The failure of Renault's radical forward exhaust system this year will not deter it from trying bold engineering concepts next season, insists team boss Eric Boullier read more »

Renault technical boss James Allison admits that the R31, and its unique exhaust system, has become a 'bold but failed experiment' read more »

Renault technical director James Allision has described this year's car, with its unique front-exiting exhaust, as a "bold but ultimately failed experiment" read more »

Renault technical director James Allison has admitted that the unsuccessful forward exhaust concept has rendered the R31 a 'failed experiment' read more »

The third and final day of the Young Driver Test took place in Abu Dhabi today, with Sam Bird rounding off the test programme for Mercedes GP at the Yas Marina Circuit. On this... read more »

Mercedes is testing an upper-exiting exhaust layout on day three of the Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi read more »

Mercedes has followed Williams in experimenting with a 2012-style exhaust during the final day of the Abu Dhabi young driver test read more »

Nov.16 (GMM) According to a media report, a reason for Red Bull's dominance in 2011 could also explain Sebastian Vettel's mysterious retirement from the Abu Dhabi... read more »

Valterri Bottas was in the seat of the FW33 today at Abu Dhabi where Williams were testing a number of car changes, including a new exhaust system to prepare for next... read more »

Williams has become the first team to experiment with a 2012-specification top exit exhaust during the young driver test in Abu Dhabi. read more »

The ban on off-throttle blowing for the 2012 season will remain in place after several teams attempts to overturn it failed, following a Technical Working read more »

Changes to the exhaust regulations for 2012 are not the concern some would have us believe. read more »

McLaren tech director Paddy Lowe insists his team is not worried about next year's ban on blown diffusers exhausts... read more »

McLaren will not be distracted by the restrictions surrounding exhaust-blown diffusers, which will be imposed in F1 from the start of the 2012 season. The modernism was the... read more »

Oct.24 (GMM) The FIA is moving to clamp down even harder on the aerodynamic use of exhaust gases ahead of the 2012 season. F1's governing body had already announced the... read more »

Ross Brawn fears F1 teams could still find loopholes that allow them to utilise exhaust gases to enhance performance next season... read more »

The FIA is to introduce new restrictions on what teams can do with engine-mapping in 2012, as the ruling body seeks to stop the use of engine exhaust gases for downforce. read more »

Ross Brawn believes teams will still be able to utilise exhaust gases to enhance performance despite the new 2012 regulations read more »

Mercedes GP chief Ross Brawn fears that Formula 1's attempt to ban blown diffusers next year may not have gone far enough in closing off potential loopholes for teams to... read more »

Adrian Newey believes the regulation changes for 2012, which in particular focus on where the exhaust gases exit, will create a major challenge for the read more »