Jaime Alguersuari has joined BBC Radio 5 Live as an expert summariser for the 2012 season read more »

Former Scuderia Toro Rosso driver Jaime Alguersuari has joined BBC Radio 5 live for the new Formula 1 season, taking over the 'expert summariser' role from... read more »

Former Toro Rosso driver Jaime Alguersuari is to join Radio 5 live as an expert summariser to complete the BBC's Formula 1 team for 2012. read more »

As the 2012 season gathers pace, so The Flying Lap focuses again on the new cars and team/driver combinations. Peter Windsor, fresh from attending the opening day of F1... read more »

Feb.22 (GMM) Mahmoud Cherif Bassiouni, a United Nations war crimes expert, thinks Bahrain is ready to host formula one again. Last year, the Egyptian led the high-profile... read more »

Feb.22 (GMM) Lotus is grappling with a major problem less than one month before the start of the 2012 season. The former Renault team has sensationally abandoned this... read more »

Lotus is grappling with a major problem less than one month before the start of the 2012 season. The former Renault team has sensationally abandoned this week’s... read more »

Bahrain Grand Prix organisers have received a major boost after winning the support of a leading United Nations war crimes expert for this year's race to go ahead. read more »

Feb.13 (GMM) F1's field of 2012 reminds one expert pundit of a supermodel without her best assets. Former driver Hans-Joachim Stuck wrote in his German column for... read more »

The arrival of any new McLaren F1 car is always a big occasion - but never more so than right now, on the eve of the 2012 World Championship. Will Lewis Hamilton and Jenson... read more »

Damon Hill will join Sky's new Formula 1 dedicated channel, Sky Sports F1, to provide expert analysis, the satelite broadcaster confirmed on Tuesday. The 1996 world read more »

Damon Hill is to join Sky's coverage of Formula 1 this year to help provide expert analysis of the action for half the races. read more »

Former Champ Damon Hill has joined the Sky Sport's team, providing expert analysis for the soon-to-launch dedicated F1 channel... read more »

Ferrari have hired former director of Bridgestone's tyre development, Hirohide Hamashima, to ensure their 2011 tyre worries are a thing of the past. The outfit failed read more »

The F1 circus moves to the Jewel of the Orient this weekend for the night race at Singapore. Bruno Senna, nephew of Ayrton, raced there last year for Hispania but in 2011 he... read more »

Aug.23 (GMM) Nick Heidfeld will not be racing this weekend in Belgium and is unlikely to return to the Renault cockpit. That was the claim on Monday of the German's 2004... read more »

Motor racing expert Tony Jardine says Sky Sports will be able to give Formula One the 'full treatment' after gaining its broadcasting rights... read more »

Jenson Button is poised to step into driver management as he believes he can offer expert insight to the next generation... read more »

The newly-named Circuit of the Americas has announced that experienced Lon Bromley has been appointed its official Director of Safety. The Austin, Texas venue will host the... read more »

For this list, we've gathered viewer comments online, via Twitter and Facebook, with additional suggestions from Peter Windsor and today's special guests, Ian... read more »

We are thrilled to have Willem Toet online for today’s episode. Toet is an ex Benetton/Ferrari/BAR/Sauber engineer and current Managing Director of the RML Group. Joining us in... read more »

Guests today include Spanish F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa, recently with Sauber in 2010 and fresh from his stint as Pirelli test driver, and Craig Scarborough, an expert in tech... read more »

Legal expert Charles Braithwaite examines a couple of oddities thrown up by Williams F1's impending stock exchange flotation. read more »

Legal expert Charles Braithwaite muses on the implications of cancelling a grand prix due to political unrest. read more »

Legal expert Dominic Crossley argues that restricting drivers' extra-curricular activities could be detrimental to the sport of F1. read more »