Romain Grosjean left the Marina Bay Street Circuit a frustrated man after his engine cost him a good grid position... read more »

Fernando Alonso thinks he can battle for a spot on the podium at the very least from fifth on the grid after a surprisingly competitive qualifying for Ferrari in Singapore read more »

The car does seem to have been stronger than where it was in Monza and, of course, we would have preferred having both cars together on the grid. read more »

Second row of the grid for both of the drivers in a really tight qualifying was a really strong team performance. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was left to lament an engine problem which scuppered his progress during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Raikkonen had been a frontrunner throughout the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone wants to see the leading teams running a third car next year regardless of whether the current 11 teams survive. Should the grid be reduced to eight teams,... read more »

Team principal Monisha Kaltenborn admits things are not looking rosy for Sauber, but insists they "plan to be" on the grid next season... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone is keen to see fewer teams on the grid as long as they run three cars read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn could not guarantee that Sauber will be on the grid next year, amid comments from Bernie Ecclestone that F1 could see eight three-car teams read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says he is unsure whether he will be on the Formula 1 grid for his home round of the championship in Japan, in two weeks' time. Kobayashi has raced for... read more »

Nico Rosberg is not concerned the ban on certain team radio instructions will hurt him more than any other driver on the grid read more »

Jenson Button believes Formula 1 fans can expect to see a bigger difference between drivers’ getaways from the grid at the start of races as a result of the crackdown on team... read more »

With the increased focus on reliability and durability in 2014, keeping an eye on the number of power unit components throughout the season could prove key to any championship... read more »

Heading in to this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, nine drivers are staring down the barrel of potential grid penalties. read more »

Peter Prodromou returns to work for McLaren this week following an eight year stint at Red Bull, working alongside chief designer Adrian Newey. Prodromou played a key role in... read more »

Outgoing Toro Rosso Formula 1 driver Jean-Eric Vergne has hinted he would consider racing in other disciplines if he fails to secure an alternative drive on the 2015 F1 grid. read more »

Nicolas Prost has been handed a 10-second penalty for causing an avoidable collision with Nick Heidfeld during the first ever Formula E race. The Frenchman, who was leading at... read more »

Under the technical guidance of the renowned Pat Symonds, Williams has returned to the sharp-end of the grid this season. GPUpdate.net sat down with him to discuss the journey... read more »

GP2 championship leader Jolyon Palmer says he is 'optimistic' that he will be on the Formula 1 grid next season as he bids to make the step up to the top echelon of... read more »

Highly rated former team boss Ross Brawn has admitted he held 'what if' talks with Ferrari, but insists he is not seeking a return to the Formula 1 grid. The Brit has... read more »

Ferrari's new chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, has described returning to the front of the Formula 1 grid "not negotiable" and of the highest... read more »

Lotus team principal Gerard Lopez has conceded that his squad made a design mistake with the E22, with the Enstone-based outfit enduring a woeful 2014 campaign. Lotus has been... read more »

If it was Adam Parr’s intention to provoke when he stated that three-car teams will definitely be on the F1 grid in 2015 then Eric Boullier for one isn’t rising to the bait. read more »

It's expected that Ferrari will confirm the appointment of Bob Bell as it looks to bolster its technical team in the hope of returning to the front of the grid in 2015.... read more »

Marco Mattiacci says Ferrari "could have done better" on home soil, but that Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen started too far behind to "have a normal race". read more »