Sep.26 (GMM) Turkey is on standby should Bahrain not return to the formula one calendar next season. Last year's race in the island Kingdom was called off due to the... read more »

Sep.1 (GMM) F1's governing body on Wednesday published a re-jigged final calendar for the 2012 season. The unprecedented 20-race schedule begins with back-to-back races... read more »

F1 hopefuls from the World Series by Renault got an eye-opener into life in the top flight on a post-Silverstone visit to Lotus Renault's Enstone facility. read more »

Aug.5 (GMM) Bahrain has played down claims it asked for a later race slot on next year's calendar due to continuing civil uncertainty in the troubled island Kingdom. The... read more »

Aug.2 (GMM) Turkey has vowed to fight for its place on the formula one calendar. The Istanbul round was provisionally included in the original 2012 calendar, but an amended... read more »

Aug.2 (GMM) Bernie Ecclestone has slammed suggestions the F1 teams will negotiate changes to the 2012 grand prix calendar. A revised version of the provisional schedule for... read more »

The 2012 season will still kick off on March 18 next year, despite the Bahrain Grand Prix being moved to a November date. read more »

According to the latest reports, officials are confident that the Bahrain Grand Prix will be rescheduled to be run later in 2011. Civil unrest caused the 2011 Bahrain Grand... read more »

Team Lotus drivers Heikki Kovalainen and Jarno Trulli are aiming for a repeat of their respective Sepang performances during this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, with the... read more »

Williams endured a miserable Malaysian GP and just like in Australia two weeks ago, for the F1 2011 season opener, neither Rubens Barrichello or Pastor Maldonado made it to the... read more »

Fernando Alonso said he is expecting more from his Ferrari team at the Malaysian Grand Prix after a disappointing season opener... read more »

Jenson Button expects the high temperatures at this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix to result in a different style of race to the season-opener at Melbourne read more »

Felipe Massa is expecting the Drag Reduction System (DRS) to play a much bigger part in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix than it did at the season opener read more »

Force India targets more points in Malaysia after inheriting a double score in the F1 season opener in Australia read more »

Ferrari says it is focusing on improving its one-lap performance following a disappointing season opener in Australia. read more »

The second round of the Formula One world championship takes place in Sepang, Malaysia, just over 6,340km from the season opener in Melbourne. The race takes read more »

Sebastian Vettel got his title defence off to the perfect start by winning the F1 2011 season opener in Australia. But the big question now is: Can he do it again in Malaysia? read more »

Mercedes endured a difficult start to their 2011 season after a double-DNF at the season opener in Melbourne last weekend. Nico Rosberg is confident the team read more »

Jaime Alguersuari has said his team-mate Sebastien Buemi was the one who was guilty of running into Nick Heidfeld in Sunday's F1 2011 opener in Australia. read more »

Injured Robert Kubica, is said to have enjoyed the 2011 season opener from the comfort of his hospital room and sent a text message to read more »

Who impressed you most during the 2011 F1 season-opener on the streets of Albert Park? read more »

Lotus said it was very satisfied with its race pace in Melbourne, even though it did not achieve its aim of catching the more established midfield teams in the season opener read more »

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel wins season-opening Australian Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton and Renault's Vitaly Petrov. read more »

Timo Glock thinks Virgin should still be able to qualify for the Australian Grand Prix despite being a long way off the pace in practice, but admits that the team is not in... read more »

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has hit out at FIA president Jean Todt on the eve of the F1 2011 opener in Australia. read more »