Force India duo Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil are looking to bounce back from a disappointing result at the Malaysian Grand Prix, which saw both cars forced into retirement... read more »

Force India team boss Vijay Mallya is confident that the repetitive wheel nut issue his outfit suffered at the Malaysian Grand Prix is now resolved, with an investigation... read more »

Force India don't expect a repeat of their disastrous Malaysian Grand Prix weekend which saw both cars retire on safety grounds after the team experienced problems with... read more »

Force India boss Vijay Mallya is confident his team has rectified the issues with its wheelnut system that marred its Malaysian Grand Prix last month read more »

Force India driver Paul di Resta believes that staying ahead of McLaren should be their target during this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. Force India scored 10 points... read more »

April's issue of The F1 Times Magazine is now available to download exclusively for subscribers (existing and new), from the iTunes Newsstand. Grab 12 issues (an annual... read more »

Lewis Hamilton isn't 'number one' at Mercedes claims team principal Ross Brawn, despite the team employing team orders against team-mate Nico Rosberg. The German... read more »

Eric Boullier disagrees with Red Bull and Merc's decision to issue team orders in race two but says drivers who disobey should be sanctioned... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has no concerns over the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix following trouble in the country which saw the cancellation of the 2011 event. The following year's... read more »

Paul di Resta is hoping Force India can remain ahead of McLaren in the coming races, but admitted after that, it would be hard considering the Woking outfit's development... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has claimed that the Malaysian Grand Prix controversy surrounding his drivers is now a closed matter, with Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber said... read more »

Force India to investigate the cause of the wheelnut issues that forced it to retire both cars from the Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Force India have said that they will persevere with their new wheelnut system despite the issue causing the team a double retirement at the Malaysian Grand Prix. The... read more »

Force India drivers Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil were forced to retire from this afternoon's Malaysian Grand Prix as a result of a wheel nut system issue. The team,... read more »

Force India's captive wheel-nut system was to blame for the retirement of both of its cars from the Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Williams driver Valtteri Bottas missed out on his first Formula One points finish by 1.486 seconds in today’s Malaysian Grand Prix. His team mate Pastor Maldonado had a messy... read more »

Neither Force India driver finished the Malaysian Grand Prix after a problem with the wheel nuts during the pit stop. “An early end to a race that promised so much... read more »

With the rain putting his team's ongoing tyre issue to one side, Sebastian Vettel takes pole at Sepang ahead of Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Romain Grosjean believes there is something fundamentally wrong with his car, though he is unable to identify exactly what. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg admits he is heading into this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix blind after failing to make the start in Australia. Hulkenberg qualified in eleventh... read more »

A set-up car issue left Romain Grosjean hopelessly short of downforce in Australia and was not picked up until the he was driving to the grid. However, this allowed him a quiet... read more »

Marussia President Graeme Lowdon has confirmed that discussions with rivals Caterham regarding a merge of the two teams were held over the winter. Today’s issue ofThe... read more »

Following the strong pace Mercedes AMG showed with their F1W04 at the Melbourne practice session, the team somewhat disappointed in the race. Team principal Ross Brawn looks... read more »

McLaren Electronic Systems apologises for the ECU issue that affected Mark Webber in Melbourne read more »

McLaren Electronic Systems (MES) has apologised to Mark Webber and Red Bull following the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, with the company's standard ECU, present... read more »