BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson on why this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix is an important race for Ferrari read more »

The very first episode of Sahara Force India TV takes you inside the team to meet COO Otmar Szafnauer for his views on the start of the 2012 season. We also hear from the... read more »

Pastor Maldonado: We have done a lot of running here pre-season so hopefully that experience will help this weekend. It is a very enjoyable circuit to drive, technical but... read more »

Williams F1 has today announced two new technical partnerships. First of all it teams up with Kemppi, a world-leader in the manufacture of welding equipment. At the same time,... read more »

Q. Paul, looking back on Bahrain you must be pretty satisfied with the weekend as a whole… Pau di Resta: I think when you have a result like that you feel very proud... read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya was one of Barcelona’s many building projects during the build-up to the 1992 Olympic Games. It staged the start and finish of the time trial cycling... read more »

A High Court judge has ordered Force India to pay £650,000 in legal costs following the copyright infringement case involving Aerolab and Caterham. Having gone to... read more »

Force India must pay £650,000 legal costs to the Caterham team and their chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne. read more »

Sauber’s pit lane fire in Mugello on Thursday was not an engine issue, the Swiss team has confirmed to GPUpdate.net. Initially, when Sergio Pérez pulled... read more »

Ferrari downplays talk that it is set to make a move to sign former Sauber technical director James Key read more »

Ferrari have dismissed media speculation linking them with a move for former Sauber technical director James Key... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison looks back at Kimi Raikkonen's P2 and Romaina Grosjean's P3 in Bahrain... read more »

BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson explains how Kimi Raikkonen could have won the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren had a very difficult race at Bahrain, with in the end only 4 points to salvage the problems. While Lewis Hamilton's problems were largely caused by two slow... read more »

Jenson Button had been having a bad enough Bahrain Grand Prix, but the last laps put the final nail in the coffin with a puncture and technical issue forcing him to retire. read more »

Vitaly Petrov, 16th: "That was a really interesting race, particularly at the start when there was a lot of overtaking and it was good to be right in the middle of the... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa: "I’m very happy to be honest. We come from not qualifying in Australia not long ago, so when I saw the times we posted I was glad. For us... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison has warned against reading too much into his cars' lap times during free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

With Nico Rosberg scoring his maiden career win in Shanghai, we look back at the events that defined his stunning weekend in China - at the speed of the Mercedes F1 W03 and at... read more »

FIA – Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix in May, the Automobile Club de Monaco has announced that following consultation with FIA Technical Director Charlie Whiting, it... read more »

We are taking nothing for granted, and will continue to work in a focused manner on extracting everything we can from our current technical package. read more »

Paul Hembery: "There are a number of technical challenges that we are anticipating for Bahrain, with the hot conditions in excess of 30 degrees centigrade read more »

Although Ferrari are very much off the pace at present, Pat Fry believes the Maranello cars are not as slow as they showed to be in Shanghai at the weekend. The Technical... read more »

Speaking after a race which promised so much but delivered so little, Lotus technical director James Allison remains convinced that the good times are coming. read more »

Ferrari has vowed to speed up the development of its car after technical director Pat Fry said there was no hiding from the deficiencies of the F2012 read more »