Sky Sports has officially confirmed its broadcast team for 2012, with much of the BBC crew jumping ship to join the new broadcaster. read more »

Mark Webber is confident that he will enjoy a much more successful F1 campaign in 2012, the Australian struggling to match Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel this season. With... read more »

Sebastian Vettel was pleased to finish second in the F1 2011 Brazilian Grand Prix today after having to manage a gearbox issue for much of the race. read more »

Twenty two points for Scuderia Ferrari in the final race of the season, through a fourth place for Fernando Alonso and a fifth for Felipe Massa. Both drivers ran different... read more »

Mark Webber says he'll take the Brazilian GP, thank you very much, even if it did come at his team-mate Sebastian Vettel's expense... read more »

Caterham Group Chairman, Tony Fernandes, has laid out his plans for future of the company including F1, GP2 and much, much more. read more »

As darkness and a few spots of rain settled on the Interlagos circuit, the Scuderia’s technical director, Pat Fry took a break from his work to talk to the media in the Ferrari... read more »

Sébastien Buemi was left highly dissatisfied after Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying, not just due to his loss of power. The issue followed an earlier hydraulics leak,... read more »

Michael Schumacher thinks the drag reduction system (DRS) has contributed towards much better racing this season read more »

A home Grand Prix holds major importance to anyone who races in Formula 1, with supporters filling the grandstands in their thousands to cheer on their local heroes. However,... read more »

Overtaking - how much, not enough, or too much of the ‘wrong’ sort - has been a frequent topic throughout the 2011 season, since the read more »

Rubens Barrichello is confident that Williams will be in much better shape for the 2012 season after its recent engineering reshuffle read more »

Sergio Perez said that so much has happened in his debut Formula One season that it "feels like three years" to him read more »

Our guest in the studio this week is David Tremayne, the noted F1 author and journalist. "DJT" during the golden days of "Motoring News", David has been... read more »

Luiz Razia says the Abu Dhabi test has shown how much progress has been made by Team Lotus during 2011 read more »

During the second day of the young drivers test at Marina Bay Circuit, the venue of last weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, not much has changed on the top of the... read more »

Robert Kubica may not make his return to Formula 1 with Renault in 2012, but rather with Ferrari in 2013, according to paddock speculation. Whilst much read more »

Bernie Ecclestone claims the party behind a much publicised lawsuit in the UK against him for allegedly undervaluing F1 in fact wants to settle the case. read more »

Despite another pointless weekend, Williams Rubens Barrichello found much to be happy with after a strong drive to twelfth in Abu Dhabi, the penultimate round of the F1 2011... read more »

Sebastian Vettel suffered his first retirement of the F1 2011 season today in Abu Dhabi when his right-rear tyre suffered an 'instantaneous loss of pressure' on the... read more »

Fernando Alonso has explained that, as has been the case for much of the 2011 season, he was required to post qualifying-like laps on a constant basis to challenge Lewis... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone admits that there is much to be done to get the USGP in Austin back on track for next season. read more »

Heikki Kovalainen, 17th: “I am really pleased with that performance today. We definitely got as much performance as we could out of the car and read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has explained that a series of post-practice setup changes proved successful in Abu Dhabi on Saturday, with the Australian feeling much more comfortable at the... read more »

On-going engine problems were the source of much frustration for Williams driver Rubens Barrichello at the Yas Marina Circuit this evening, with the experienced Brazilian being... read more »