Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has dismissed claims the Milton Keynes-based team is running any sort of illegal traction control.     read more »

Red Bull Racing have rubbished suggestions that Sebastian Vettel's Singapore domination was down to the team running illegal traction control... read more »

Understandably, following claims made by Gian Carlo Minardi at the weekend, the superiority of Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull in Singapore was the talk of the paddock in... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes his team would be "pretty stupid" to try to run traction control under the current regulations, after speculation... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has hit back at talk his team has been running some form of illegal traction control. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has laughed off accusations his Red Bull is fitted with traction control, saying his rivals will never figure out why his car is as fast as it is this year read more »

Christian Horner has scoffed at the suggestion his Red Bull team are running an illegal traction control device on their title-leading RB9 cars. read more »

F1 veteran Giancarlo Minardi has opened a can of worms by suggesting Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull Racing may be been using some form of traction control in... read more »

Former F1 team owner and boss Gian Carlo Minardi has raised doubts about the legitimacy of Sebastian Vettel’s dominance in Singapore last weekend. The 66-year-old,... read more »

Former Formula 1 team-owner Giancarlo Minardi has questioned why Sebastian Vettel was so dominant in Singapore and just how he managed to outpace team-mate Mark Webber in a... read more »

The tyre nominations for the forthcoming grands prix in Korea, Japan and India have been announced by Formula 1's tyre supplier Pirelli. The Korean GP will see the same... read more »

Ferrari has launched an internal investigation into why the outfit struggled so badly at the Hungarian Grand Prix - a race it was thought the F138 would do well at. Team... read more »

Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali thinks his team's struggle in Monaco last weekend is down to the circuit characteristics and is confident it will bounce back at... read more »

The key to managing the tyres here is going to be thermal degradation. With all the traction and braking events, this challenges the rear tyres in particular and that will be... read more »

McLaren is facing a difficult weekend according to Sergio Perez, while team-mate Jenson Button was left perplexed by the behaviour of the Pirelli tyres. Button was eleventh... read more »

Valtteri Bottas said he "can really feel" the performance improvement on the new Williams FW35 and says the car is clearly better on traction read more »

Felipe Massa believes Ferrari are heading in the right direction after posting the fastest lap of the test so far on Thursday, but he admits the McLaren looks like the car to... read more »

The 2013 Williams FW35 will not feature a stepped nose, driver Valtteri Bottas confirmed to finish broadcaster MTV3. The majority of last seasons cars, excluding the McLaren... read more »

F1 drivers are facing several unknowns at the start of the United States Grand Prix with the dirty side of the grid potentially costing two positions due to a lack of traction read more »

Red Bull's drivers on Thursday played down the impact of the 'engine mapping' rule clarification. Following the 'legal traction control' and exhaust... read more »

Red Bull’s drivers on Thursday played down the impact of the ‘engine mapping’ rule clarification. Following the ‘legal traction... read more »

Red Bull Racing will be forced to change its engine map settings ahead of this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, with the double title-winning squad coming under scrutiny... read more »

F1 insiders are expecting the FIA to clamp down on Red Bull's clever engine mapping that has been likened to a form of legal traction control. Technical directors met on... read more »

The FIA is hoping to close a loophole exploited by Red Bull in Germany which resulted in both cars being reported to the stewards, though they were later cleared to race.... read more »

In a brand new feature our Features Editor Daniel Chalmers gives his opinions on questions from The F1 Times readers. Do you think another driver can win a race this season?... read more »