The recently revealed ‘W-duct’ aside, another technical secret has been discovered aboard Mercedes’ newly launched W03. Rumours insist the German... read more »

As the 2012 season gathers pace, so The Flying Lap focuses again on the new cars and team/driver combinations. Peter Windsor, fresh from attending the opening day of F1... read more »

Formula One Management (FOM), the company headed up by Bernie Ecclestone which is responsible for the commercial rights of Formula 1, has announced a new technical link-up with... read more »

AUTOSPORT's technical correspondent Gary Anderson suspects that an engine mount problem could be behind Lotus's decision to abandon the Barcelona test. read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey has been inducted in to the Motor Sport magazine Hall of Fame read more »

Mike Gascoyne, Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of the Caterham Formula 1 team, has now been given the same role for the overall Caterham Group. The British sports car... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has been appointed as the new Chief Technical Officer for the whole Caterham Group, giving him wider responsibility... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has been appointed Caterham Group Chief Technical Officer (CTO) with immediate effect. In this new role, Mike will now be responsible for proposing, supporting... read more »

Caterham chief designer Mike Gascoyne is promoted to chief technical officer of the Norfolk-based group. read more »

Mike Gascoyne has been appointed Caterham Group Chief Technical Officer (CTO) with immediate effect. read more »

Mark Smith has taken over day-to-day control of the Caterham F1 team's technical department after Mike Gascoyne's was promoted to chief technical officer of the... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has been promoted to chief technical officer of the Caterham group, with technical director Mark Smith taking on more responsibility with the Formula One team read more »

Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne is confident that the team's mid-season move to a new factory will not affect its competitiveness this season. read more »

Peter Sauber claims that splitting with James Key was a ‘logical decision’ for the team, despite the separation coming at arguably the worst possible time... read more »

The Lotus team is working flat-out to have the second E20 ready for next week's test at Barcelona, however, technical director, James Allison, admits that after building... read more »

Lotus technical director James Allison says that his team was happy to run the most laps of anybody in the first pre-season Formula 1 test at Jerez last week. read more »

Peter Sauber believes parting ways with technical director James Key was the only logical option the team had. read more »

It was Williams which racked up the most mileage at Formula 1’s first pre-season test of the year in Jerez last week. After a difficult first day saw Pastor Maldonado... read more »

Force India's technical director, Andrew Green has said the Silverstone-based outfit left the first pre-season test at Jerez last week feeling 'positive'. read more »

Sauber has been left encouraged by the performance of its car following the first pre-season test at Jerez, describing on-track results in the Andalusian region of Spain as... read more »

As the dusk falls at Jerez, Spain, bringing to an end the first F1 test session of the new season, Episode 56 looks back at the past four days of intense development work by... read more »

FIA technical director Charlie Whiting has given the green light for McLaren and Ferrari to continue using controversial exhaust layouts. read more »

Caterham chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne said that the four days at Jerez has "probably been the best first test" of his career read more »

Red Bull chiefs Christian Horner and Adrian Newey have signed up to take part in the 2012 Silverstone Half Marathon on Sunday 11 March – exactly one week before the... read more »

The FIA's technical delegate Charlie Whiting has given McLaren and Ferrari's exhausts the all clear, after some teams raised concerns that they pushed the regulations read more »