A so far problematic Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) has been fixed ahead of this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix, according to Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko.  read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed where the Drag Reduction System (DRS) will be operational in this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix.  read more »

It was announced on Tuesday that, after a decade with the team, Sam Michael will be leaving Williams at the end of the 2011 season. However, until then the Australian will... read more »

Sebastian Vettel heads into next weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix as leader of the World Championship, having enjoyed a points haul of 68 from a maximum of 75 so far this season.... read more »

While there may be no racing for the next two weekends, Red Bull is filling the gaps with two Running Showcar events in two very read more »

Renault team boss Eric Boullier admits they cannot afford to have bad weekends if they want to "play with the big boys"... read more »

Renault boss Eric Boullier says his team must strive to deliver perfect weekends on track if it is to repeat the podium finishes it delivered in the first two races of the season. read more »

Sergio Perez has apologised to Adrian Sutil after the two collided during the weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. “”I’m very sorry for the accident with Adrian,”... read more »

Mercedes GP boss Ross Brawn has revealed that a pre-event rethink about the approach his team makes to grand prix weekends played a key part in delivering its best form of the... read more »

Renault has confirmed that it will be using a different chassis for Vitaly Petrov at this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. The previous monocoque was damaged in the Russian’s... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed the Drag Reduction System zone for this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix. The new-for-2011 device can be activated when a driver is... read more »

Two Asian races in quick succession mark Formula 1’s first back-to-back events in 2011. Before the Malaysian Grand Prix had even finished, team personnel were already packing... read more »

The first of this season’s back-to-back races sees the Chinese Grand Prix, Round Three of the 2011 Formula One World Championship, take place at the Shanghai International... read more »

Team Lotus Technical Director Mike Gascoyne has revealed that Luiz Razia and Davide Valsecchi will be taking to the 5.451-km (3.387-mi) Shanghai International Circuit for first... read more »

Jenson Button predicts a sizeable amount of overtaking for this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix, not least after what was witnessed in Malaysia on Sunday. The 2009 World Champion,... read more »

Paul di Resta looks forward to this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix, having failed to finish outside the points so far in his two-race Formula 1 career. The Scot is also... read more »

Team Lotus boss Mike Gascoyne is heading to next weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix with renewed optimism after a more promising time for his Norfolk-based squad in Malaysia on... read more »

Both Renaults were subject to suspension failures in first practice at Sepang on Friday. With the weekend’s on-track action underway, Nick Heidfeld’s right-front wheel became... read more »

Toro Rosso reserve driver Daniel Ricciardo set the leading pace for the team in Malaysia’s first practice session on Friday. Replacing one race driver for the opening session... read more »

Sébastien Buemi is targeting another points finish in this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix, having kick-started his 2011 season with an eventual eighth place and four points in... read more »

Ferrari's Felipe Massa has called for F1 governing body the FIA to allow use of the Drag Reduction System (DRS) on only one straight at Sepang. This weekend’s official DRS... read more »

Formula 1 governing body the FIA has confirmed that Emanuele Pirro will return to the role of driver steward for this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. The Italian last took on... read more »

Red Bull Racing have made a number of modifications to Mark Webber’s car ahead of this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. The Australian endured a poor start to the season in... read more »

Hispania Racing failed to qualify for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix two weekends ago, falling foul of the returning 107 percent qualifying rule after not running... read more »

Hot and humid weather in Malaysian will be better for Lotus than the cooler conditions witnessed in Melbourne two weekends ago, according to Chief Technical Officer Mike... read more »