McLaren are confident they have the race pace to challenge Red Bull in India on Sunday, despite the Woking duo of Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button qualifying some three tenths... read more »

Depending on the car, the soft tyre could be up to a second a lap quicker than the hard tyre: balancing that equation will be the art to the tyre strategy. read more »

Nico Rosberg qualified in 10th place for the Indian Grand Prix, whilst Michael Schumacher will start from 14th position. As Nico did not run in the final part of qualifying,... read more »

Mercedes' decision not to run Nico Rosberg in Q3 qualifying for the Indian Grand Prix will open up strategic options for the German in tomorrow's race. read more »

Qualifying proved to be a tough task yet again for Mercedes as the team managed to set only the tenth and fourteenth fastest times. Nico Rosberg made it through to the final... read more »

Pirelli believes that the tyre strategy for the Indian Grand Prix will be a near-repeat of that executed in Korea - with wear rather than degradation being the key consideration read more »

Last year the winning strategy consisted of two stops, but this year one pit stop might even be possible for some drivers from what we can see so far. read more »

www.theflyinglap.com The 2012 F1 season now reaches perhaps its toughest phase: two double-headers, on four different continents, pose not only an immense logistical challenge... read more »

Sahara Force India picked up eight points in the Korean Grand Prix as Nico Hulkenberg raced to a brilliant sixth place during an exciting race for the German. Teammate Paul Di... read more »

Full details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Korean Grand Prix. read more »

In the end we saw the majority of competitors adopting a two-stop strategy here as they did last year, despite the fact that our soft tyre is softer than it was in 2011 -... read more »

McLaren have hailed Lewis Hamilton's drive as 'epic, stirring, majestic and the teams hardest fought point in a very long time'. The 27-year-old qualified third,... read more »

Williams drivers Pastor Maldonado and Bruno Senna had a challenging day in Korea as neither came close to scoring a point. Both drivers elected to start the race on the option... read more »

McLaren hopes to make Jenson Button's strategy work to secure a strong finish in Korea read more »

Pirelli has suggested that a one-stop strategy may be employed by some teams at the Korean Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli believes a one-stop tyre strategy could be a possibility in the Korean Grand Prix because of the unique nature of the circuit read more »

Michael Schumacher thinks Mercedes can secure a top ten qualifying position to make its strategy easier in the Korean Grand Prix read more »

Why were McLaren strangely off the pace in Japan? Can LotusF1 make the big breakthrough? And - probably most important of all - can Ferrari squeeze a little bit of extra pace... read more »

Full details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

Last year, a three-stop strategy was the preferred option but this year we saw only two stops for the majority of drivers. This underlines both the performance and durability... read more »

We've done all we can to be in with a chance of points tomorrow and left ourselves plenty of flexibility with the strategy of both cars. read more »

How will Lewis Hamilton's driving compare with that of Nico Rosberg at Mercedes Grand Prix next year? And how will Mexico's Sergio Perez stack up against the Vodafone... read more »

Q. Mark, please sum up your emotions after a fast, but ultimately disappointing Singapore Grand Prix for Williams F1. Mark Gillan: In brief it was an extremely frustrating... read more »

Pirelli is predicting a two-stop strategy as the best approach to winning the Singapore Grand Prix, even though there has been talk some outfits may need to pit twice as often read more »

We've seen from the past that it's possible to use an innovative tyre strategy to finish on the podium from outside the top 10. The strategic possibilities in... read more »