Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the new technical regulations for the upcoming season will test driver's intelligence as well as skill read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael reveals the team could switch to a flywheel KERS - although probably not before the 2012 season read more »

Red Bull Racing believes its partnership with Japanese car-maker Infiniti will give it the chance to match bigger-money manufacturer rivals in terms of technological... read more »

The lack of Formula 1 experience in Sauber's driver line-up will not be detrimental to the team's development efforts, technical director James Key insists, as he... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says he has no concerns about the level of vibration on the FW33's rear wing, amid suggestions that the way the wing is mounted in... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael has come to the defence of Pirelli in the wake of criticism over their tyres for F1 2011. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael has given new boy and 2010 GP2 Series champion Pastor Maldonado a pat on the back for the work he has done so far. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael predicts that the Grove based outfit will have a 'very competitive car' for the 2011 season. Pre-season testing hasn't... read more »

The AT&T Williams team is pleased to announce a new partnership with Michael Caines for the 2011 Formula One season. The announcement was made today during the... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael has heaped praise on rookie driver Pastor Maldonado after his first few weeks of testing for the team, but made clear Rubens Barrichello... read more »

Williams has a very competitive car and will enjoy a strong season if it manages to develop it quickly, according to technical director Sam Michael. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says he has been impressed with the performance of Pastor Maldonado so far. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says his team is not ruling out using its flywheel KERS this year, although he conceded it was very unlikely. read more »

Sauber technical director James Key has revealed that the Swiss-based outfit found some 'new directions' during the recent four-day test at the Circuit de Catalunya. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was back in the cockpit of his MP4-26 today, after taking over from team-mate Jenson Button, who completed McLaren’s opening two days of the Barcelona test.... read more »

Fernando Alonso has named Red Bull Racing as Ferrari’s most powerful challengers for the title this year, with Sebastian Vettel having topped the testing timesheets in... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael admitted that the team needed more mileage to get through its set-up programme after a disrupted test at Catalunya today read more »

Former Renault technical director Bob Bell will join Mercedes GP in the same role from April 1. read more »

Mercedes GP has announced that Bob Bell, formerly Technical Director and temporary Team Principal of Renault F1, will be joining the silver arrows from April this year. The... read more »

Mercedes has announced the appointment of Bob Bell as its Technical Director from 1 April 2011, further strengthening the team's engineering expertise. read more »

Mercedes Grand Prix Petronas has announced the appointment of Bob Bell in the position of technical director with effect from 1 April 2011. read more »

Ex-Renault technical director and team principal Bob Bell will join Mercedes to work alongside Ross Brawn starting this April read more »

Former Renault managing director Bob Bell has been confirmed as Mercedes new technical director. Bell joined Renault in 2001 having previously worked with McLaren, Benetton and read more »

Former Renault man Bob Bell has joined Mercedes GP as their new technical director, freeing up team boss Ross Brawn to concentrate on other tasks... read more »

Mercedes GP has announced it has recruited former Renault chief Bob Bell as its new technical director read more »