World champions Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso insist that overtaking rules are clear - in most situations. read more »

Although happy that Ferrari managed to "limit the damage", Stefano Domenicali has warned his squad they need to improve... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Norbert Haug disagrees with comments made by Michael Schumacher in regards to the Pirelli tyres. Schumacher criticised Pirelli following the Bahrain... read more »

Ferrari admit they're pleasantly surprised by how small the gap between Fernando Alonso and leader Sebastian Vettel is in the Drivers' championship. The Spaniard,... read more »

Despite a brilliant start for Fernando Alonso, and Felipe Massa battling with Kimi Raikkonen in the opening laps, Bahrain proved to be just the latest race in a tough start to... read more »

Michael Schumacher has criticised Pirelli for the way in which their tyres degrade during a race, which means drivers are forced to race conservatively. The Mercedes driver... read more »

Pirelli says it is surprised at accusations from Michael Schumacher that the current generation of tyres are not allowing drivers to push their cars to the limit. read more »

We took a brave call on the strategy with Paul, but it paid off, and having saved the tyres yesterday allowed us to push the two-stop window right to the limit. read more »

Fernando Alonso, 7th: “It went a bit better than we feared and we managed to limit the damage. We had arrived here eight points down on the championship leader and we... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 20th: "It was a tough race, but we finished with both cars and that is positive for the team. The truth is that our rhythm wasn't what we'd... read more »

Paul Di Resta, 6th: "The result today is massive for us. The team did an amazing job all weekend, the strategy came together and the pit-stops were perfect. We knew it... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is aiming to finish in the top six in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix following a tough qualifying read more »

Force India on Friday will run a shortened second practice session in Bahrain. The BBC reports that staff members, some of whom were caught up in a Molotov cocktail attack... read more »

Formula 1 teams are at the limit of pitstop times, reckons Ferrari, which has set the benchmark for tyre changes this year read more »

Force India is planning to curtail its second practice session ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix in order to allow its team members to leave the circuit before dark read more »

Following their troubles from earlier in the week, Force India will run a 'limited' FP2 in order to get back to their hotel before dark... read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali says that the team will need to "limit the damage more effectively" in Bahrain read more »

The 2012 F1 season is now firmly under way, with two, demanding double-header race weekends stretching human resources and logistics to the limit. To this backdrop, we catch... read more »

Williams focused today on aerodynamic evaluation and on testing the different tyre compounds as much as possible. The team though saw its running cut short as the weather... read more »

Q: Why has a four-hour total time limit been put on Grands Prix? CW: Last season the race in Montreal went on for four hours and four minutes. A race really should not go on... read more »

Sporting Regulations Q: Why has a four-hour total time limit been put on Grands Prix? Charlie Whiting: Last season the race in Montreal went on for four read more »

The FIA has rejected a proposal, which was backed by the majority of teams, to lower the pit lane speed limit during qualifying and the read more »

The pit lane speed limit during races will remain 100km/h after motorsport's governing body rejected a proposal to reduce it... read more »

The FIA's Race Director and Safety Delegate, Charlie Whiting, has rejected a call from the teams to reduce the speed limit in the pitlane during races. read more »

Formula 1’s governing body rejects a move by some teams to lower the pit-lane speed limit, saying it is not necessary on safety grounds. read more »