Sauber have described the new C31 as a 'radical evolution' following the cars launch today at the Jerez de la Frontera circuit in Spain. read more »

Although the Sauber C31 is very much an evolutionary follow-up to its predecessor, the Swiss team admits that some more revolutionary parts can be found at the rear end of the... read more »

Marrusia will not run the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (better known as KERS) in 2012, as they look to focus on aerodynamic efficiency. The outfit made read more »

Vitaly Petrov believes anything he says regarding his 2012 plans will be misrepresented, so opts for silence. read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix will feature a single drag-reduction zone, with the governing body opting to end the run of double zones featured in the read more »

Reigning GP2 champions DAMS has confirmed its line-up for the season finale at Abu Dhabi next weekend, opting for a pair of GP3 drivers in Rio Haryanto and Nigel Melker read more »

Experienced designer Jorg Zander has decided against a return to Formula 1 for now, despite being close to a deal to join HRT read more »

Renault's Nick Heidfeld is hoping for a wet race on Sunday at the Canadian Grand Prix after electing to go with a wet setup in qualifying read more »

Mercedes GP has elected to take a step-by-step approach to delivering its Melbourne Grand Prix upgrade package at this week's Barcelona test. read more »

Mercedes boss Norbert Haug has revealed that the team's new car has little in common with its predecessor. read more »

Lotus will launch its 2011 car online on January 31 before it takes to the track at the first Valencia test later that week read more »

Williams will use a battery-based kinetic energy recovery system in 2011 - instead of the flywheel unit the team has been developing for the past two years – because of the... read more »