Tension is rising yet again at Bahrain as an increased number of pro-democracy protests has recently been replied to by the government. Local sources claim 20 people have been... read more »

Lotus are adopting a "wait and see" policy over Mercedes' pace following the Brackley squad's good showing during testing... read more »

Admitting that it regrets not being more daring towards the end of 2012, Pirelli has vowed to be more aggressive with its F1 tyre policy this season. read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says he doesn't care what others think about their policy of favouring Fernando Alonso... read more »

Force India is yet to announce the news, but Paul di Resta will almost certainly be staying for a third consecutive season in 2013. Asked by Brazil's Totalrace about the... read more »

Red Bull insists it has no qualms about its policy of letting both Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber fight it out for the title - even though they could take points off each other read more »

Williams’ driver lineup will “definitely” remain in place this year, team shareholder and executive director Toto Wolff insists. He joked that a... read more »

Force India's young driver policy has given it one of the most promising driver line-ups on the grid, according to deputy team principal Bob Fernley. read more »

Even as the F1 Commission prepares to meet to discuss the issue, teams and manufacturers are no nearer a common engine policy for the sport. read more »

As Formula One continues its policy of 'wait and see' with regards the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Foreign Office has advised British citizens not to travel to the... read more »

Red Bull will stick to their philosophy of not imposing team orders despite the FIA's decision to lift the ban on the controversial policy... read more »

The FIA will continue with the use of former drivers on the stewards' panel at Formula 1 races next year - as well as adopting the policy for other championships in 2011. read more »

Adrian Newey argues that Ferrari's fatally-flawed strategy in Abu Dhabi that cost Fernando Alonso the F1 crown was prompted by Red Bull's insistence upon allowing its... read more »

Mark Webber has admitted that it would have been 'a help' if Red Bull had employed team orders to boost his championship position in the Brazilian Grand Prix, but... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is to review his team orders policy after suffering a huge setback in Korea... read more »