Monday sees a court case begin involving Force India and former wind tunnel supplier Aerolab. The situation began in November 2009, when Aerolab sued Force India. Team... read more »

Jan.16 (GMM) Eric Lux scoffed when asked if Adrian Sutil was ever really a contender to race for the Lotus team in 2012. German Sutil has lost his Force India race seat after... read more »

Mercedes is the next team working on a copy of Lotus’ innovative ‘braking ride-height correction’ system ahead of the 2012 system. Shortly after... read more »

Eric Lux scoffed when asked if Adrian Sutil was ever really a contender to race for the Lotus team in 2012. German Sutil has lost his Force India race seat after five seasons... read more »

While some sections of the media have suggested that Lotus' innovative new suspension concept's approval by the FIA is a cut and dry case, other are a little more... read more »

Former grand prix winner John Watson says that Kimi Raikkonen will need time to familiarise himself with the new technicalities of the sport when he returns to drive for Lotus... read more »

Jan.13 (GMM) 2012 will be a novel season for Karun Chandhok as the Indian prepares to collect a pay-packet. After two seasons of paying to race with HRT (2010) and serving as... read more »

Adrian Sutil is set to stand trial in Munich at the end of the month in relation to a claim that he assaulted Lotus F1 co-owner Eric Lux in a Shanghai nightclub last April. read more »

Adrian Sutil, and possibly Lewis Hamilton, will be heading to court later this month over a nightclub incident that occurred last April. German Sutil, who has lost his Force... read more »

Ferrari has emerged as the first team ready to copy Lotus’ reportedly innovative braking ride height system. The BBC claims Italian giant Ferrari “are... read more »

As The Flying Lap marks its first anniversary, we are delighted to welcome as our guest Rubens Barrichello, live from Orlando, Florida. A gentleman, a passionate racer and... read more »

Adrian Sutil could face up to a year in prison for his alleged assault on Lotus co-owner Eric Lux during the 2011 Chinese Grand Prix read more »

Lotus driver Romain Grosjean believes F1 in France could be in for a real renaissance this year. read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier has expressed his sadness following news that Robert Kubica has suffered a setback in his attempts to return to F1 after breaking his leg in... read more »

Lotus look to have secured an early advantage ahead of the F1 2012 season thanks to a new ride height control system. read more »

Lotus's innovative ride-height braking system is set to be the first big controversy of 2012 with team's awaiting word on its legality... read more »

Jan.12 (GMM) A cloud still hangs over Jarno Trulli's race seat at Caterham for 2012. In September last year, the Malaysian team - then known as Team Lotus - inked a new... read more »

Ferrari have reportedly developed their own ride-height system for their 2012 car, following in the footsteps of Lotus. According to high level sources within Ferrari, the read more »

Ferrari has already developed its own version of the Lotus reactive ride-height system for its 2012 car, and is now just awaiting final approval from the FIA over its legality. read more »

Lotus steal march on rivals with technical innovation that could provide important advantage. read more »

A cloud still hangs over Jarno Trulli’s race seat at Caterham for 2012. In September last year, the Malaysian team – then known as Team Lotus –... read more »

Ferrari is awaiting a clarification about Lotus’ reportedly radical braking system for its 2012 car, Stefano Domenicali has revealed. It emerged this week that Lotus,... read more »

Q. Romain, you spent some time with the engineers here at Enstone today. What preparation were you going through with the team? Romain Grosjean: read more »

Lotus's rivals look set to be forced to copy its innovative adjustable ride height system ahead of the 2012 season, with the FIA happy the concept is totally legal read more »

Ferrari is awaiting an answer from the FIA on the legality of an adjustable ride-height braking system that Lotus is believed to be developing for 2012. read more »