Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery has responded to Fernando Alonso's criticism of the tyres the Italian supplier has brought to Korea. In his post-qualifying... read more »

McLaren's Ron Dennis says he never attempted to stop Lewis Hamilton from leaving the team at the end of the 2012 season after the Briton expressed his desire to join... read more »

Paul di Resta believes the Force India team have slipped backwards after performing strongly in the opening races, but is confident they will become stronger in the coming... read more »

Ferrari admitted that they'd gone into this weekend's GP in Hungary expecting to struggle, and Fernando Alonso said the team had actually exceeded... read more »

Despite Jenson Button filing to progress to Q3 in qualifying at Hungary, McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh said that the team was optimistic that they'd made a step... read more »

Pirelli has reportedly been granted permission to conduct unrestricted testing with any team and any current car in an effort to solve its problems according to Bernie... read more »

Not that they'd ever come out and say it explicitly but the tacit admission from McLaren on Saturday evening was, 'We won't win in 2013'. read more »

Pirelli are keen to remain in Formula 1 next season despite the heavy criticism it has encountered and the recent International Tribunal hearing in which it was reprimanded for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton isn't expecting an easy ride on Sunday in China, despite a healthy qualifying margin over second placed man Kimi Raikkonen. The Mercedes driver will start... read more »

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has promised that the team will no longer use team orders following on from the controversial Malaysian Grand Prix. The Austrian, who... read more »

Despite turning in strong performances at the Australian GP, Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Force India's Paul di Resta both felt they'd lost out in Melbourne. read more »

Pirelli brushed aside any grumbles about the supersoft option tyres being too short-lived in Melbourne, and said they'd worked just as intended. read more »

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh has hit out the amount of pay drivers in Formula One at present, and says some of them are "fundamentally not good enough" to... read more »

The Force India team came away with a solid fifth place in Brazil, but they'd been hoping for a podium - or even better - and blamed two decisions by officials for losing out. read more »

Ferrari stirred controversy with their decision to intentionally incur a grid penalty in order to benefit Fernando Alonso. But it worked, and Alonso said he was proud of how... read more »

Force India's aim over the next couple of races is to surpass Williams to secure seventh place in the Constructors' standings, according to... read more »

Despite not getting the qualifying performance they'd hoped for, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are still positive about their chances in an unpredictable... read more »

Ferrari was left disappointed when their one-stop gambit cost them not only the race win for Fernando Alonso, but any podium position at all. But at least they'd tried. read more »

Mark Webber has rubbished suggestions he backed up the train of cars behind him intentionally, in order to benefit Sebastian Vettel's race position. The German managed to... read more »

“Those were the days, my friend We thought they’d never end We’d sing and dance forever and a day We’d live the life we choose... read more »

Christian Horner says Sebastian Vettel would have finished behind both McLarens in China if they'd gone for a three-stopper... read more »

"I still think that the fight for the title is open for five drivers," says Fernando Aloonso. "Too many times this year we've seen someone come back into... read more »