Apr.10 (GMM) McLaren remains "the team to beat" despite the topsy-turvy outcome of the recent Malaysian grand prix. That is the claim of reigning world champion... read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) A respected F1 correspondent is expecting F1's 2012 calendar to shrink to eighteen races this year. Livio Oricchio, who writes for Brazil's O Estado de... read more »

Ferrari technical chief Pat Fry says the team are still off the pace in F1 2012 despite leading the championship standings heading to China this weekend read more »

After securing the first points of the 2012 Championship season, the Williams F1 Team is eager to score another good result at the Shanghai International circuit during the... read more »

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone concedes that it is up to the teams to decide whether or not they want race in Bahrain next weekend... read more »

F1’s teams are set to meet in China this weekend to discuss whether or not they should boycott the following week’s Bahrain Grand Prix. As protests continue... read more »

Mercedes boss Ross Brawn is hoping a lot of hard work and analysis will pay dividends in China this weekend. read more »

HRT boss Luis Perez-Sala believes his team will be in much better shape this coming weekend in China read more »

Luis Pérez-Sala is sure that HRT will find itself in more comfortable surroundings as F1 continues in China this weekend. The Spanish team, which almost failed to... read more »

Vitantonio Liuzzi’s Formula 1 career may be over for the time being, but the Italian believes more chances may become available for him in the near future. Still... read more »

HRT will introduce some small updates in this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, hoping it will help the team take another step forward read more »

Kamui Kobayashi expects the Shanghai International Circuit to suit Sauber's C31 next weekend read more »

Did the first races of the 2012 season get you overexcited? Memory just a blur? We're here to give you a medical check-up and make sure you're in a fit state for... read more »

McLaren has won the last two Chinese Grands Prix and three of the last four events at the Shanghai International Circuit. Team Principal Martin Whitmarsh hopes to see a repeat... read more »

You've still got time to show your Fantasy F1 skills with the Main Championship not starting until the Chinese Grand Prix next weekend - so don't miss out! read more »

Marussia Racing will look to build on its impressive start to the 2012 F1 season when racing resumes in China next weekend. read more »

Although Mercedes has demonstrated strong qualifying pace this year, the silver arrows are yet to translate that promise into firm race results. To date, Michael Schumacher has... read more »

Jenson Button You called the Malaysian Grand Prix a “bad day in the office” – does that change your preparations for this weekend’s race... read more »

Heikki Kovalainen hopes to kick-start Caterham’s 2012 campaign as the season resumes in China next weekend. The Anglo-Malaysian team, which had aimed for Q2... read more »

Nico Rosberg is fired up for a strong result and first points finish of 2012 as the Formula 1 season continues in China next weekend. With Mercedes having scored just a single... read more »

Romain Grosjean is keen to show what he can do as Formula 1 continues in Shanghai next weekend. The Franco-Swiss is yet to drive the Chinese circuit but is confident that a... read more »

McLaren are not assuming victory when Formula 1 restarts in China next weekend, despite possessing what is generally regarded as the quickest car on the grid at present. After... read more »

Pirelli has announced the tyre combinations it will provide for the three races following next weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Apr.3 (GMM) The FIA appears to have waded back into the 'F-duct' debate, indicating that the Mercedes-style solution is fully legal. We reported on Monday that the... read more »

The questions surrounding Mercedes F-duct are likely to come to a close during the weekend of the Chinese Grand Prix. The FIA's technical delegate Charlie Whiting read more »