Charles Pic, 15th: "Having not been so pleased with where I ended up in qualifying yesterday, by contrast I am very pleased with how things have gone for myself and the... read more »

Timo Glock, 21st: "I have to be quite pleased with the work I have done today, as it has not been an easy day of Free Practice for me. I seem to have picked up a stomach... read more »

Marussia team principal John Booth wants the team to improve in Valencia after admitting it "took a step back in Canada" read more »

Timo Glock, 22nd: "Not a great qualifying for us in the end. We have to understand why we didn't gain any time with the second set of tyres, which felt a little... read more »

Timo Glock, 22nd: "It has been a difficult start in Montreal for us today. The performance of the car was not perfect. We tried to evaluate some downforce levels in P1,... read more »

Team boss John Booth says Marussia is keen to improve its reliability and secure a two-car finish in the Canadian Grand Prix read more »

Marussia team principal John Booth hopes that the Canadian Grand Prix will "represent a bit of a turning point" for the team read more »

Timo Glock, 14th: "A bit of a disappointing end to a race that started so well. We had good speed at the beginning and for the first 10 laps I could stick with Jenson... read more »

Timo Glock, 20th: "I think another good day for me. FP3 this morning was quite a solid session and we worked our way through the programme. As a crew we've worked... read more »

Timo Glock, 20th: "In general, the mixed conditions today made it very difficult to work on the car in the way we had planned. We got a good start to the day this morning,... read more »

Marussia needs a KERS system to catch up with its direct rivals. That is the admission of team boss John Booth, who told the Russian website championat.com that he is looking... read more »

Marussia needs a KERS system to catch up with its direct rivals. That is the admission of team boss John Booth, who told the Russian website championat.com that he is looking... read more »

Timo Glock: "Monaco is every time a very special weekend. It's the first real street circuit and always a big event; a big show. It is also a possibility for smaller... read more »

Marussia team boss John Booth is expecting Monaco to throw up more surprises this weekend. read more »

Charles Pic, DNF: "I didn't get a very good start today. From then on I was working well on my pace and got the right side of the HRTs again. Things were going well... read more »

Charles Pic, 21st: "I am quite happy to be honest. I think for me all round it is quite a good qualifying. We managed to improve the package for this weekend, but the gap... read more »

Marussia team boss John Booth says he can't wait to see the progress made by the Cosworth-powered outfit as F1 returns to Europe for the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Some in Formula 1 argue that there are already enough comedians in the field, but tonight British television viewers will be able to watch three men actually paid to do the... read more »

The FIA Institute, charged with developing safer motor sport, has completed preliminary tests of its latest cockpit protection device. The institute worked with Lotus to... read more »

Timo Glock, 19th: "It was a very difficult race today. I had no balance in the car, no speed and no chance to push after the second or third la. The rear tyres dropped off... read more »

Charles Pic, 20th: "Not an easy day today, but I am quite happy with the result. This afternoon it was much hotter as forecast and the tyre degradation was maybe a little... read more »

John Yates, who is employed by the Bahraini government as an advisor to its police force, has admitted that security at this weekend's event cannot be guaranteed. read more »

John Booth claims Marussia has made up one and a half seconds in average lap time since the start of the 2012 Formula 1 campaign in Australia. The Anglo-Russian team, which... read more »

A London-based Bahraini pro-democracy campaigner has responded to John Yates over his suggestions that he feels safer in Bahrain than in London read more »

John Yates, an advisor for Bahrain's Ministry of the Interior, has argued that the Formula 1 paddock has been given a 'distorted picture' ahead of next... read more »