Pirelli has told Formula 1 teams that it is unlikely to make any major changes to the tyres for the remainder of this season, ahead of a meeting in Milan on More »Formula 1 - Pirelli meeting won't bring big changes
McLaren Electronic Systems has received the Queen's Award for Enterprise 2013. More »Formula 1 - GV: McLaren Electronics wins major award
Porsche chose a return to top-flight sportscar racing over Formula 1 because it has more relevance to road cars, according to its head of R&D Wolfgang Hatz. More »Formula 1 - Porsche: F1 not a logical option
Paul Di Resta has urged his Force India team to go the extra mile to help him secure his first Formula One podium. More »Formula 1 - Di Resta urges Force India to go the extra mile
McLaren sporting director Sam Michael clarifies matters over the Jenson Button and Sergio Perez spat in Bahrain. More »Formula 1 - Q&A: McLaren on driver rivalry
Jenson Button and Sergio Perez have settled their differences over their Bahrain GP duel in a behind closed doors meeting. More »Formula 1 - Button, Perez settle their differences
Jenson Button and Sergio Perez have settled their differences over their Bahrain GP duel in a behind closed doors meeting. More »Motorhead on McLaren
Lewis Hamilton believes that the cooler conditions of upcoming races in Europe will suit Mercedes. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton: Mercedes needs cool weather
Ferrari insists it is not despondent about its situation, after another operational error cost Fernando Alonso in Bahrain. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari not dejected about title hopes
Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel said he was impressed with what he saw after visiting the venue of the Russian GP. More »Formula 1 - Vettel takes drive on new Russian circuit at Sochi
Nico Rosberg believes Mercedes faces a "massive mission" to get on top of its rear tyre struggles, after a disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Rosberg: tyre fix a 'massive mission'
McLaren is not worried that the battle between Jenson Button and Sergio Perez at the Bahrain Grand Prix will boil over in to a feud. More »Formula 1 - McLaren not fearful of driver feud
Lotus boss Eric Boullier says his team has no reason to be disappointed at missing out on victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Lotus: missing victory is no disgrace
Bahrain Grand Prix organisers are considering holding a night race next year. More »Bahrain Grand Prix - Bahrain eyes night race for 2014
Red Bull still wants Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli to change its tyres for the remainder of the season, even though it triumphed at the Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Win won't stop Red Bull tyre complaints
Formula One left Bahrain on Monday with commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone talking of a five-year extension to the race contract. More »Formula 1 - Bahrain looks long term with F1 race
Ferrari suffered an unusual problem with Fernando Alonso's car in the Bahrain Grand Prix, when the rear wing flap became stuck open when DRS was used. More »Formula 1 - Tech briefing: how DRS can go wrong
Pirelli believes debris was to blame for both of Felipe Massa's punctures in the Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli: debris to blame for Massa issues
McLaren will ask Sergio Perez to slightly calm his style after his clashes with team-mate Jenson Button in the Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - McLaren keen Perez keeps fighting spirit
Fernando Alonso could have won the Bahrain Grand Prix but for the DRS failure that forced him to make two unscheduled pit-stops. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari feels DRS glitch cost Alonso win
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Paul di Resta refused to be too downbeat despite being denied what would have been his first Formula 1 podium just six laps from the finish in Bahrain. More »Formula 1 - Di Resta not downbeat over podium loss
Kimi Raikkonen does not think Lotus had the speed to win the Bahrain Grand Prix even if he had qualified better. More »Formula 1 - Raikkonen: win always beyond Lotus
Fernando Alonso is sure his Formula 1 title rivals will also have to deal with the kind of misfortunes that have blighted his start to the 2013 season. More »Formula 1 - Alonso: rivals' good luck won't hold
An ecstatic Lewis Hamilton hailed the impact of his late-race pace after his Mercedes transformed from a 'sitting duck' to 'amazing' in the Bahrain Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton: car transformed mid-race