McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe says he isn't worried about regulation changes linked to blown diffusers for the 2012 F1 season read more »

McLaren Technical Director Paddy Lowe believes the Indian GP is likely to be the most open for a while. read more »

Red Bull Racing's Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey has confessed that the death of Dan Wheldon in an IndyCar race accident last weekend was a 'shockwave'. read more »

Sauber technical director James Key says the team will have some small updates to the front and rear wings for the Indian Grand Prix read more »

Timo Glock says the Virgin outfit is already benefiting from the recently announced McLaren technical partnership. The German driver recently completed a stint in the advanced read more »

Oct.20 (GMM) Timo Glock is already pressing the throttle for the 2012 season. He revealed to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport that, this week, he has been working on... read more »

Virgin's performance has improved since the technical partnership with McLaren began, according to Timo Glock read more »

Interviewed at Red Bull's headquarters in Milton Keynes, the team's technical director Adrian Newey commented on how the season went, and what is still to do... read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey has revealed his team might follow its rivals' lead by testing 2012 parts before the end of this season, but only if they... read more »

McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh had nothing but praise for his two drivers, revealing the technical issues that both had overcome on their way to the finish line. read more »

Oct.15 (GMM) The next challenge for Team Lotus is to catch up with F1's established teams, according to technical boss Mike Gascoyne. The Tony Fernandes-led squad... read more »

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn says that recent technical signings Aldo Costa and Geoff Willis can have an immediate positive effect on the squad's performances when... read more »

Sauber technical director James Key believes the updates his team introduced in Japan will give it a great shot at regaining sixth in the constructors' championship read more »

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali says former technical director Aldo Costa was no scape-goat, denying firing the Italian was more an emotional than a rational decision. read more »

On the 8th of February Force India showed their new challenger, the VJM04 to the world. The F1 Team finished the 2010 season in seventh position in the constructors'... read more »

Sergio Pérez, 8th: “I am very happy for the team to have scored some points here in Japan, especially after we had that technical problem read more »

Neither Mercedes' Nico Rosberg nor HRT's Tonio Liuzzi were able to set times in the first round of qualifying for the Japanese GP after falling foul of technical issues. read more »

Mercedes GP driver Michael Schumacher qualified in seventh place* at Suzuka today for the Japanese Grand Prix whilst team-mate Nico Rosberg will start on the back row after... read more »

Sauber technical director James Key is pleased with the way that his team's major upgrade package performed during Friday practice at Suzuka read more »

Lewis Hamilton's uncertain form this season is simply a "blip" from which he will recover, according to McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe. read more »

McLaren's technical director Paddy Lowe insists the team does not want Lewis Hamilton to change his approach to racing, although he concedes he would like to see the... read more »

Jenson Button's new multi-year contract with McLaren is key to the development of future Formula 1 cars from the team, according to McLaren's technical director Paddy... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has said Jenson Button's multi-year contract extension is "crucial" as the team looks to get on level terms with soon-to-be... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Suzuka is a classic track with its trademark figure-of-eight layout that proves a stern technical test for the drivers. read more »

Mercedes GP have confirmed the appointment of former Ferrari technical director Aldo Costa and former HRT designer, Geoff Willis. The F1 Times earlier predicted that Mercedes read more »