Former F1 winner David Coulthard and Mercedes CEO Nick Fry have been confirmed as official spokesmen for National Motorsport Week. read more »

Michael Schumacher is racing for retirement if his run of poor form continues. That is the view of Nick Fry, the chief executive of Mercedes’ Brackley based Formula... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says he was happy with the upgrades the Italian outfit introduced at the Spanish Grand Prix, which allowed Fernando Alonso to challenge for... read more »

Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says that there is more to come from Ferrari's F2012 as it embarks on a "constant drive for updating" the car read more »

Formula 1's wild fluctuations in form this season could be the result of Pirelli's tyres being so sensitive to track temperatures, reckons Ferrari technical director... read more »

Nick Fry, Chief Executive Officer of Mercedes, has admitted that current Force India driver Paul di Resta is on the team's list as a replacement for Michael Schumacher. read more »

Ferrari must keep up its aggressive work rate for the remainder of the 2012 Formula 1 season if it is to have any hope of maintaining its world championship challenge read more »

Nick Fry says Paul di Resta would be an option for Mercedes if Michael Schumacher decided to retire from F1 for a second time at the end of the current season read more »

Paul di Resta is a contender for a Mercedes seat if Michael Schumacher does not continue in Formula 1 next year, team CEO Nicky Fry has confirmed read more »

Mercedes CEO Nick Fry has admitted that Paul di Resta would "undoubtedly" be one of the drivers that the team would consider to replace Michael Schumacher read more »

Another two sided afternoon for Scuderia Ferrari, with one driver on the podium and one out of the points. Fernando Alonso finished second at the end of a race in which he was... read more »

Mercedes CEO Nick Fry says he will be disappointed if the Brackley-based team does not win again this season. read more »

Mercedes' F1 CEO Nick Fry says he welcomes Michael Schumacher's opinion on Pirelli as it opened a "good healthy" debate... read more »

Mercedes's F1 CEO Nick Fry says the team supports Michael Schumacher for having a strong opinion on this year's Formula 1 tyres. read more »

Mercedes GP team principal Ross Brawn will skip the Spanish Grand Prix following advice from his doctor after feeling unwell this past week. Brawn will likely return to the... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 8th: "Traditionally, I've always gone well at this track, one of the few where I have won three times. And so it's always a pleasure to drive at... 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 »

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 »

Only two points to its name for Scuderia Ferrari come the end of the Chinese Grand Prix, brought home by Fernando Alonso, who finished the race in ninth place, while Felipe... read more »

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

Pat Fry is under no illusions that a significant amount of work is required to restore Ferrari to front-running pace. Following a highly unexpected victory due to exceptional... 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 »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES – Matt MORRIS (Sauber), Antonio CUQUERELLA (HRT), Dave GREENWOOD (Marussia), James ALLISON (Lotus), Paddy LOWE (McLaren), Pat FRY... read more »

Technical chiefs Matt Morris, Antonio Cuquerella, Dave Greenwood, James Allison, Paddy Lowe, Pat Fry faced the media in China... read more »