Mercedes boss Ross Brawn believes the introduction of a 'Steering Committee' in Formula 1 for next year will be a huge benefit to the sport read more »

Ferrari is using a clever foot-activated switch to trigger the drag-shedding ‘DRS’ system in 2012, it has emerged. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport... read more »

Video: magic button on the steering wheel of Perez read more »

Pedro de la Rosa, 22nd: "It was a tough but nice race. It was very hot but we had a good pace. We went for a two-stop strategy, starting on mediums, then mediums again and... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has revealed that he's still not happy with his E20's steering but doesn't expect a massive gain when it finally does come right... read more »

Q. Yesterday you stepped into a Formula 1 car for the first time, what was that first contact like? Ma Qing Hua: It was a fantastic experience and it’s really hard to... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has played down a reported spat with Lotus, insisting he is only pushing the team to improve its steering system. It has been claimed the former McLaren and... read more »

Formula One cars have changed dramatically since the formation of the World Championship back in 1950. What would it look like if an animation showed how the machines have... read more »

This is your chance to win a 1:1 scale - that's life size - model of a Ferrari F2012 steering wheel as used by Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa this season. read more »

In his Ferrari era, Ross Brawn was hailed as F1′s ‘super brain’; the strategic mastermind behind Michael Schumacher’s most memorable... read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone further surgery, focused on his elbow in order to allow him more mobility, following his February 2011 rally accident. The Polish driver has also... read more »

Robert Kubica has undergone another surgery on his injured elbow, which doctors hope will allow him to "fully turn a steering wheel"... read more »

Robert Kubica is recovering after further surgery on his right elbow last month, a step which is aimed at allowing the former Grand Prix winner to freely move a steering wheel.... read more »

Lotus have yet to resolve the steering issues that have dogged Kimi Raikkonen since the start of his comeback season... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed a rather peculiar issue that hampered his Grand Prix weekend in Monaco, with the Toro Rosso driver losing his voice for the duration of the event.... read more »

Lotus still looking at ways to improve its steering to suit Kimi Raikkonen after Monaco issues read more »

The steering wheel of a Formula one car has almost nothing in common with the round circle we use in our road cars. Shape and function of an F1 steering wheel has evolved over... read more »

Q. Kimi, are you looking forward to the Canadian Grand Prix? Kimi Raikkonen: I have always liked the Canadian Grand Prix. I won there in 2005 so Montreal has good memories. The... read more »

The mere issue of ‘steering’ risks creating a rift between Lotus and its star driver Kimi Raikkonen. The 2007 world champion has complained about the... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen faces wearing out his welcome at Lotus after sitting out opening practice in Monaco last weekend. read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne, 12th: "After the start, lots of cars in front of me cut the corner at the first turn and I found myself behind the Marussia and I was losing a lot of... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen: “It’s good to be back in Monaco even if we missed some running today. The steering wasn’t to my liking so the team changed it for... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen said Lotus had no choice but to switch his steering rack during first practice at the Monaco Grand Prix, despite losing out on track time as a result read more »

Kimi Raikkonen thinks his Lotus team is well placed for a strong result in Monaco this weekend, despite him losing track time because of a steering problem on Thursday. read more »

Our Monaco specification setup works well in both dry and damp conditions, while the changed steering setup for Kimi was more to his liking for FP2. read more »