Renault F1 technical director James Allison argues that Robert Kubica is so good that if the team gives him a car that's 'even half-capable' of claiming the... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael dissects the team's performance at the Japanese Grand Prix... read more »

Williams' technical director looks back to the Japanese GP, held at Suzuka. The event wasn't great for his team as Nico Hulkenberg was out of the race... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael is confident the team can overtake Force India and finish sixth in the constructors' standings although no further developments are... read more »

Willliams F1 Technical Director Sam Michael reviews the recent Japanese Grand Prix, the sixteenth round in the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship, where Rubens Barrichello... read more »

Renault F1 Technical Director James Allison has paid homage to the team’s number one driver Robert Kubica and he has said the Pole is definitely the man to help drag them... read more »

Renault technical director James Allison is convinced Robert Kubica will win a World Championship if the team provide him with a competitive car... read more »

F1 teams and the FIA should consider further ramping up the flexible bodywork tests if there is a belief among technical chiefs that some outfits are still able to run their... read more »

Williams technical boss Sam Michael says he is pleased with Friday practice at Suzuka despite problems for both drivers read more »

Both Williams cars had some technical issues today which slightly delayed today's programme for both drivers. In the morning the team focused on testing their new... read more »

Williams did not enjoy an ideal start to its Japanese Grand Prix preparations on Friday, as both Nico Hülkenberg and Rubens Barrichello ran into trouble on their ways to... read more »

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale says the team will squeeze everything it can out of its technical resources as it tries to claw back an advantage over Red Bull and... read more »

The Suzuka circuit is one of the oldest remaining tracks of the Formula 1 Championship. It is a very technical one, but almost every driver counts it amongst their favorites.... read more »

Mike Gascoyne has agreed to stay at the fledgling Lotus team til 2015, it emerged today. The chief technical officer of the Anglo-Malaysian squad will continue to build on the... read more »

Williams Technical Director Sam Michael has slammed any criticisms from Red Bull Racing regarding engine manufacturer Renault, with the general feeling in the paddock having... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael has brusquely dismissed Red Bull and Renault's protestations about a lack of power due to the current F1 engine freeze as... read more »

Williams Technical Director Sam Michael has explained that the Grove-based team should now be in a strong position to challenge for points at all four of the remaining Grands... read more »

Williams collected another double points finish in the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday, despite Nico Hülkenberg being the victim of a post-race time penalty which saw him drop... read more »

Lotus Racing chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne signs a new contract running through to 2015. read more »

Lotus Racing have extended chief technical officer Mike Gascoyne's contract until 2015... read more »

Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has signed a new five year deal with Lotus, effectively keeping him with the Anglo-Malaysian outfit until 2015. read more »

Lotus Racing has confirmed that Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne has sealed a new five-year contract with the Hingham-based outfit, as the disagreement regarding its 2011... read more »

In a strong statement of intent about the aspirations of Lotus Racing, soon to become Team Lotus, an announcement has been made today that Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne... read more »

Williams technical chief Sam Michael reflects on a weekend of mixed fortunes in Singapore.  read more »

The Lotus Racing team has announced a new deal with Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne that will see the Briton stay onboard for a further five years. read more »