Rotterdam will host the ninth edition of the biggest motorsport event in The Netherlands on Sunday, a street demonstration which attracts thousands enthusiasts every year.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is the fastest driver on the 2013 grid, the German magazine Auto Motor und Sport reports in a mid-season analysis. Although the Mercedes driver only broke... read more »

Amongst the record entry at this year's Silverstone Classic was a gem of a Masters F1 grid.....     read more »

The 'silly season' steps up to another level during the summer break. With the teams yet to confirm their line-ups edging closer to doing so, GPUpdate.net has... read more »

Force India is set to upgrade its technical facilities in a bid to continue its climb up the Formula 1 grid, but wants clarity on future spending rules first read more »

McLaren are confident of a highly successful future with Honda according to team principal Martin Whitmarsh. The Japanese company announced its return to Formula 1 as an engine... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is certain Mercedes will have one of the strongest packages on the grid next year as Formula One shifts to smaller capacity turbocharged engines read more »

Lotus boss Eric Boullier says the costs of competing in Formula 1 must be brought down in order to safeguard the future of the current grid. read more »

Ferrari Driver Academy chief Luca Baldisserri has praised Jules Bianchi's seamless transition into a full-time F1 driver after the Frenchman's first half-season on... read more »

Esteban Gutierrez says he isn't concerned about speculation over his F1 future and is confident of showing he is worth his place on the... read more »

Adrian Sutil is refusing to commit his future to Force India with a number of seats becoming available further up the grid thanks to Mark Webber's retirement. The... read more »

Mark Webber fears the quality of drivers on the F1 grid has dipped in recent years as teams seeking sponsorship over talent... read more »

Mark Webber believes the quality of the Formula 1 grid has dropped since he made his debut in 2002 because of the prevalence of pay drivers. read more »

It's that time again, when we reveal who you voted as the sexiest paddock babe for the month of July...     read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has warned rival outfits that his team is only going to get stronger in the second half of the season as they continue to push through... read more »

Sauber was never on the brink of bankruptcy according to team principal Monisha Kaltenborn. The outfit had reportedly failed to pay some of its suppliers and driver Nico... read more »

The first part of our 2013 mid-season review reflects on those struggling towards the back of the grid. read more »

Marussia’s difficult weekend in Hungary ended with both drivers some way off nearest rivals Caterham Both Jules Bianchi and Max Chilton took the chequered flag three laps down... read more »

After a frustrating time of it in qualifying on Saturday left him starting from tenth place on the grid, Mark Webber knew race day recovery would rely on finding the right... read more »

Red Bull Racing drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber finished 3rd and 4th in today's Hungarian GP. While Vettel wanted a bit more, Mark Webber was happy to recover... read more »

Mark Webber said fourth place at the Hungarian Grand Prix was the best he could hope for after starting tenth on the grid read more »

In the past ten Formula 1 seasons, the Hungarian Grand Prix has only once been won from lower than the front two rows of the grid. Lewis Hamilton approaches this year's... read more »

Romain Grosjean will start Sunday's Hungarian GP third on the grid despite his E21 failing a floor test... read more »

Paul Hembery in Hungary said he hopes the world of F1 can “finally get back to talking about racing, the drivers and the cars”. Indeed, the word... read more »

Lewis Hamilton will lead an unchanged Hungarian Grand Prix grid following the stewards' decision not to punish Romain Grosjean and Lotus for their floor test failure read more »