Nov.1 (GMM) Vijay Mallya insists Force India's technical partnership with McLaren is above board. At the F1 Commission in Geneva on Thursday, the thorny topic of the... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) F1 commentators might have a better view of next year's Indian grand prix. At the brand new Buddh circuit, television broadcasters were horrified to discover... read more »

Nov.1 (GMM) Jenson Button let his temper flare after finishing behind Sebastian Vettel in India and moving closer to sealing second place in the 2011 championship. Yet again,... read more »

Felipe Massa insists he didn't do anything wrong during his collision with Lewis Hamilton and also insists he "doesn't have anything against" the McLaren... read more »

Felipe Massa cannot understand why he was penalised for his accident with Lewis Hamilton at the Indian Grand Prix and insists that does not hold a grudge against the McLaren driver read more »

Mark Webber insists that he does not want team orders to influence the end of the 2011 F1 campaign. read more »

Felipe Massa insists that he has no safety concerns about Ferrari's latest front-wing design, despite the extreme flexing witnessed over the Indian Grand Prix weekend read more »

Amidst speculation that Red Bull might use team orders to gift him a win, Mark Webber insists he wants no favours. read more »

Sebastian Vettel once again appears to have a substantial edge on his rivals but he insists anything could happen come race day... read more »

Oct.28 (GMM) He is hopeful, but Jean-Eric Vergne insists he is still not sure if he will make his grand prix debut with Toro Rosso next year. With his World Series season now... read more »

Oct.28 (GMM) Vijay Mallya has promised to speed up his decision about Force India's 2012 lineup. Long-time team regular Adrian Sutil has expressed concern at growing... read more »

Mark Webber admits that thrill-seekers will always want an adrenaline fix, regardless of the dangers involved. read more »

Mark Webber insists that the all of the drivers in Formula 1 must contribute to improving safety in motorsport after the "reminder" provided by the accidents that... read more »

McLaren tech director Paddy Lowe insists his team is not worried about next year's ban on blown diffusers exhausts... read more »

Force India driver Paul di Resta insists Formula 1 is safe despite motorsport being rocked by the deaths of Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli in the last two weeks. read more »

Oct.27 (GMM) Vicky Chandhok experienced a classically harrowing moment on Wednesday when greeted by F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone at the new Buddh circuit. The first Indian... read more »

Oct.26 (GMM) Adrian Sutil insists he has not been ousted by Force India. Reports are growing strength that the German, who has been with the Silverstone based team since its... read more »

Oct.25 (GMM) Sepang will look into the safety of the Malaysian grand prix venue following Sunday's death of MotoGP rider Marco Simoncelli. The Italian, whose helmet came... read more »

Oct.24 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has accused Indycar of playing with drivers' lives by organising "wrestling"-style races. Briton Dan Wheldon was killed just... read more »

Oct.24 (GMM) Narain Karthikeyan insists he does not regret gambling his future on an abortive return to formula one in 2011. The Indian was settling comfortably in the NASCAR... read more »

Oct.23 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone is confident formula one remains ahead of the pack in terms of safety. The F1 chief executive was speaking after the death of Indycar driver... read more »

Norbert Haug insists Mercedes GP are "completely satisfied" with Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg, it's just the car that has let them down... read more »

Oct.20 (GMM) Maria de Villota insists "there are real possibilities" she will be a regular in the formula one paddock next year. The 31-year-old Spanish female... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he is not targeting Michael Schumacher's record of seven world championships before he retires read more »

His teammate may have wrapped up his second world championship, but Mark Webber insists he's "as hungry as he's ever been." read more »