German Formula 1 world champions Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel both share concern about the difficulties being faced by the Nurburgring. The circuit looks likely to... read more »

Michael Schumacher is confident that Mercedes will be more competitive at Hockenheim than it was in the British Grand Prix read more »

Jenson Button is hopeful that McLaren's major upgrade package for the German Grand Prix will put the team back in contention near the front of the field read more »

Jenson Button believes McLaren's updates for this weekend's German Grand Prix should allow him to get back in the mix with Red Bull and Ferrari read more »

Lewis Hamilton hopes that McLaren's upgrades will allow it to challenge for victory in the German Grand Prix and get him back in the title race read more »

Hockenheim is ready to assume sole responsibility for hosting the German GP as the Nurburgring lurches towards administration... read more »

Michael Schumacher is sure Mercedes has got its worst race behind it after a disappointing British Grand Prix and is hoping for a podium finish in front of his home crowd at... read more »

McLaren will hope to return to winning ways at this weekend's German Grand Prix with a host of new parts fitted to both its cars. read more »

This weekend’s German Grand Prix will be the 33rd at Hockenheim - a venue which has changed greatly since 1970. Could Lotus perhaps finally enjoy victory this time?... read more »

Hockenheim first hit the Formula 1 scene in 1970 before the German Grand Prix returned to the intimidating original Nürburgring between 1971 and 1976. Last... read more »

The German Grand Prix marks the midway point of the 2012 Formula 1 season. Yes, you read that right – how time flies. Last time we visited Hockenheim was two years... read more »

Derek Warwick is to act as the FIA's driver steward at the German Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

Get up to speed on the German GP circuit with our track guide from Jenson Button. read more »

With a single neat soundbite, Michael Schumacher on Wednesday renewed his criticism of Pirelli and called for a new tyre war in F1. The German publication Auto Bild this week... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has vowed to do what he can to keep the Nurburgring on the F1 calendar. The famous circuit has commenced an insolvency process, raising the danger that from... read more »

One of the most noteworthy points about this weekend’s German Grand Prix is that, after plenty of exciting and incident packed races, we are only now approaching the one that... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the German Grand Prix will feature a single drag-reduction zone between turns four and six. It's the first time DRS has been used at the... read more »

A win in Valencia and a second place in Silverstone a fortnight ago shows that Scuderia Ferrari is on good form going into this weekend’s German Grand Prix. An interview with... read more »

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone is hoping that next year's German Grand Prix will take place at the Nürburgring. Despite the circuit declaring itself... read more »

As the Formula One circus pitches tent at Hockenheim, it has been revealed that the Nurburgring, which hosts the German Grand Prix on a rotating basis, is to file for insolvency. read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has said the Woking-based outfit will run with some 'quite notable' updates at the German GP, the tenth round in the F1 2012 World... read more »

The future of the German Grand Prix could be in doubt as the Nurburgring faces potential bankruptcy. read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh is hopeful that "noticeable" updates the team will introduce to the MP4-27 at this weekend's German Grand Prix will help turn... read more »

Force India reserve Jules Bianchi will drive in Friday's opening practice session for the German Grand Prix, replacing Paul di Resta for the 90-minute session. read more »

McLaren will have "reasonably noticeable" updates at the German Grand Prix, with team principal Martin Whitmarsh describing the sidepods as "quite different" read more »