Charles Pic’s Formula 1 debut is set to be a tough one in Melbourne this weekend, with Marussia’s running having been significantly limited over the winter.... read more »

After a disastrous 2011 season which saw Williams suffer one of their worst seasons in their long career in Formula 1, Williams are confident on improvements throughout the... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: We have had a productive pre-season test programme, with the Williams-Renault FW34-RS27 completing 5,330kms, which is the most mileage of read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh is hopeful of a competitive season, and doesn't believe any one team will dominate. After a disappointing pre-season for McLaren last read more »

There is just a matter of days between Kimi Räikkönen’s Formula 1 absence and a return to race action in the Australian Grand Prix. On Sunday night,... read more »

Timo Glock has acknowledged his most frustrating pre-season period yet, having driven Marussia’s new car only once in a filming session on old Pirelli tyres. As the... read more »

With minimal pre-season running, John Booth claims his team is; "heading out to Melbourne in a rather more orderly fashion than you might expect". read more »

Timo Glock says his winter has been frustrating after Marussia failed to get its car ready for pre-season testing and is expecting a "voyage into the unknown" at the... read more »

Timo Glock is confident Marussia have done everything they can away from the track to negate their lack of pre-season running in the new MR01... read more »

Mercedes could be set to surprise the entire F1 world by setting the pace in 2012. That is the claim of the German magazine Auto Motor und Sport, having found that the W03 had... read more »

For the penultimate instalment of our pre-season feelings, we gathered the thoughts of former F1 driver and recent television pundit Mark Blundell. The man from Barnet, who... read more »

Michael Schumacher is adamant Mercedes are in a "good position" for the Australian GP after a solid pre-season... read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has admitted he is feeling the pressure after his team's difficult pre-season testing campaigns, but says no conclusions should... read more »

McLaren's Jenson Button has said he is feeling happy going to Australia after a 'very solid' pre-season. read more »

Pedro de la Rosa admits practice at Albert Park is vital for HRT given lack of pre-season testing read more »

After a "happy" pre-season, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton head to Australia confident they can fight at the front... read more »

After 12 comprehensive days of pre-season testing at the circuits in Jerez and Barcelona, it is time to go racing. The weekend of 16th to 18th March will see the 2012 FIA... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits that he is happy with McLaren's pre-season campaign but knows that there are many competitive teams on the grid... read more »

Despite a challenging pre-season testing period, Felipe Massa is still hopeful of fighting at the head of the Formula 1 field in Australia next weekend. With the Melbourne... read more »

With the 2012 Formula 1 campaign fast approaching, a range of the sport's biggest questions are about to be answered. Derek Daly discusses some of these talking points... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits that the pace shown in pre-season testing isn't what matters as teams gear up for the first round of the new F1 season read more »

Lewis Hamilton kept "a nice amount of fuel" in his McLaren during pre-season testing so as not to reveal its true performance to its rivals read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is ready to impress on his Formula 1 return, and will not be at a disadvantage because of his disrupted pre-season testing programme read more »

Kamui Kobayashi says Sauber needs to be more consistent in 2012 to try and achieve it's pre-season aims read more »

Bruno Senna says he is surprised to see the pace of the Caterham team in pre-season testing and tips them to join an even tighter midfield fight during the year ahead read more »