Sauber technical director James Key talks about the team's performances during winter testing, the season ahead and their driver line-up... read more »

Williams have encountered several problems with the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) in winter testing although Technical Director Sam Michael is now fully confident that... read more »

A brief chat with the Williams technical director. read more »

Former World Champions Williams head into the 2011 season with a car sporting a tightly-packed rear end which other designers in the paddock continue to struggle in... read more »

Williams's technical director Sam Michael says his team is fully prepared for the start of the season despite some reliability issues hindering winter testing. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says that the adjustable rear wing is worth half a second per lap in qualifying. read more »

With winter testing completed, Sauber's Technical Director, James Key, reflects on the pre-season tests and talks about expectations, tyres and drivers. read more »

Sauber's technical director James Key says his team has been "honest" about its pace during winter testing, not running with low fuel loads until the very end. read more »

Sauber Technical Director James Key heads into the Australian Grand Prix with quiet optimism on his side, with the Swiss team having managed the third most mileage of any... read more »

Red Bull have not only secured the future of Sebastian Vettel, but also that of senior technical personnel like Adrian Newey and Christian Horner... read more »

Williams will use their KERS unit in Australia, according to technical director Sam Michael... read more »

Red Bull Racing Technical Director Adrian Newey will be in action on-track at the Circuit de Catalunya today, taking a legendary Ford GT-40 onto the circuit during the... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael thinks it is too early to judge whether or not his team will run KERS at the start of the season, following the problems it has suffered... read more »

Mercedes Grand Prix ran with a raft of new technical developments as its final winter test programme was launched in Barcelona on Wednesday, with the silver arrows running Nico... read more »

Sauber technical director James Key admits the team are upbeat about the direction their pre-season campaign is going in... read more »

Force India has issued a press release confirming that a court hearing will be taking place against Team Lotus on Monday 16 January 2012, with the conflict between the two... read more »

The Champions of the 2011 National Finals for F1 in Schools are set to be crowned next week, with the technical scheme heading to London’s Big Bang Science Fair.  read more »

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 »