Ferrari technical director Pat Fry says the upgrades the team has brought to Shanghai are a step forward - but that this will not be apparent in the Chinese Grand Prix as the... read more »

FIA – Following an appeal from Lotus, stewards at the Chinese Grand Prix have ruled the blown wing system operated by Mercedes does not contravene F1’s technical... read more »

The FIA has rejected Lotus's protest against Mercedes rear-wing super-DRS system, which they believe falls foul of the technical regulations. The system has been... read more »

McLaren technical director says Mercedes' controversial DRS aerodynamic system is not within the spirit of the rules. read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe has revealed that the team will "have quite a few upgrades" for the Chinese Grand Prix "on pretty much all sections of the... read more »

McLaren must capitalise on its current pace advantage while it can, reckons the team's technical director Paddy Lowe, as he admitted that there was a sense of slight... read more »

McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe says his team is 'stuck' over whether to pursue a Mercedes-style front wing stalling system until the rules regarding the device... read more »

Ferrari will introduce several key upgrades at the Chinese GP in an attempt to reduce what they believe to be an eight tenth gap to the leaders. Technical read more »

Ferrari is around eight tenths of a second adrift of the front-running pace, despite Fernando Alonso leading the championship at present. That is the view of Technical Director... read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry says the team are still off the pace in F1 2012 despite leading the championship standings heading to China this weekend read more »

Following a very successful 2011 season, Red Bull Racing will benefit from an enhanced supply of vehicles from its core automotive partners for the 2012 season. Leveraging the... read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry believes the team is still almost a second off the pace in normal dry conditions, even though Fernando Alonso is leading the Formula 1 world... read more »

Ferrari will bring five updates to the Chinese Grand Prix to try and narrow the gap to the front of the field, which technical director Pat Fry estimates is around 0.8s in dry... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison shares his thoughts on his drivers, the first two races of 2012 and looks ahead to the Chinese GP¿ read more »

The Lotus E20 has already shown it has the pace to compete at the front of the grid, but the team's Technical Director James Allison is happily looking forward to the... read more »

Lotus have confirmed that Deputy Technical Director Naoki Tokunaga has left the team, moving over to engine supplier Renault... read more »

Apr.6 (GMM) Charlie Whiting has admitted F1's governing body will likely have to change the exhaust rules yet again for 2013. Led by technical delegate Whiting, the FIA... read more »

Renault Sport F1 has announced that Naoki Tokunaga has joined as Technical Director - New Generation Power Unit with immediate effect. read more »

Lotus's deputy technical director, Naoki Tokunaga, will leave the outfit destined for the teams engine supplier, Renault Sport. Tokunaga joined Lotus (then... read more »

Renault Sport F1 is delighted to announce that Naoki Tokunaga has joined as Technical Director – New Generation Power Unit with immediate effect. Naoki, 46, from Tokyo, Japan,... read more »

Naoki Tokunaga leaves Lotus to join Renault's F1 engine department read more »

Naoki Tokunaga, Deputy Technical Director of Lotus F1, will be leaving the outfit at the end of the week. Having worked with the Enstone squad since 2000, the Japanese has now... read more »

Lotus deputy technical director Naoki Tokunaga is to leave the team so he can take up a position as technical director of Renault's 2014 engine project. read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison hopes that upgrades brought to the Chinese Grand Prix will give the team "two tenths of a second improvement" read more »

Adrian Newey, Chief Technical Officer for Red Bull Racing, has been awarded an OBE by Her Royal Highness The Queen in Windsor. The 53-year-old, who won his first Formula 1... read more »