Pirelli is hopeful that the changes being made to its tyres from the Canadian Grand Prix will not affect the competitive order in Formula 1. More »Formula 1 - Changes won't shake order - Pirelli
Pirelli will make changes to its tyres from the Canadian Grand Prix in a bid to rein back the excessive degradation. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli to change tyres from Canada
Formula 1 drivers are no longer being fined for pitlane speeding offence after the FIA agreed to a change of procedure. More »Formula 1 - Drivers win pitlane fines reprieve
Lotus boss Eric Boullier wants his team to be "greedy" and start pushing for more wins. More »Formula 1 - Boullier urges Lotus to be greedy
Pirelli says it will help bring back boring processions to Formula One if that is what teams and fans want. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli: We can bring back processions if teams, fans want
The first European race of the Formula One season provided a boost for Ferrari and Fernando Alonso, with Lotus and Kimi Raikkonen also smiling, but left plenty More »Formula 1 - Ferrari, Lotus the F1 winners on return to Europe
Lewis Hamilton says no stone will be left unturned when he visits the Mercedes factory later this week for a brainstorming session to cure the team's tyre woes. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton sure tyre woes will be solved
McLaren insists it did not order Sergio Perez to ease off in his Spanish Grand Prix battle against Jenson Button in an attempt to avoid a repeat of their More »Formula 1 - McLaren denies use of team orders
Ferrari says its quest to improve qualifying form must not come at the expense of its race-day performance. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari wary of qualifying focus
Mark Patterson wonders how long Lewis Hamilton will stay cool if he endures another Sunday as miserable as he did at the Spanish Grand Prix. More »Formula 1 - Frustrated Hamilton not the man for a crisis
Mercedes suspects that its tyre dramas are not being caused by an inherent problem with its car. More »Formula 1 - Mercedes: no inherent car problem
Lotus thinks it would be unfair if Pirelli made changes to the tyres just because some teams strugge to make the rubber last. More »Formula 1 - Unfair to tweak 2013 tyres - Lotus
Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz has launched a furious attack on the state of F1, saying it is no longer about racing. More »Formula 1 - Mateschitz: F1 is not racing anymore
Spanish GP winner Fernando Alonso says he would happily forego another race victory this season so long as he took the title. More »Formula 1 - Alonso has best chance yet with Ferrari
Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton were right to be cautious after their qualifying high turned into another Sunday slump. More »Formula 1 - Hamilton suffers as Mercedes drop from the top
Pirelli is considering an overhaul to its tyres for the British Grand Prix in late June in a bid to prevent excessive pitstops ruining the Formula 1 spectacle. More »Formula 1 - Pirelli ponders tyre changes by Britain
Lotus is sure Romain Grosjean had the pace to help prevent it losing second in the constructors' championship. More »Formula 1 - Lotus rues Grosjean's suspension fault
Fernando Alonso and his army of Spanish fans owed Formula One tyre supplier Pirelli a debt of gratitude on Sunday. More »Formula 1 - Alonso cheers while others curse
Force India says Paul di Resta's late chase of Nico Rosberg's Mercedes for sixth place in the Spanish Grand Prix was hampered by an external DRS problem. More »Formula 1 - Lack of DRS signal hampered di Resta
Sergio Perez believes McLaren squandered its chance of a better Spanish Grand Prix result by bothering to run in Q3 on Saturday. More »Formula 1 - Perez thinks running in Q3 hurt race
Fernando Alonso will not be punished for stopping to collect a Spanish Grand Prix flag on the slowing-down lap after his home win. More »Formula 1 - Alonso escapes flag punishment
Caterham has been fined €10,000 for releasing Giedo van der Garde from his second Spanish Grand Prix pitstop with a wheel not properly attached. More »Formula 1 - Caterham fined for wheel incident
Ferrari played down the fact that Fernando Alonso picked up a puncture in the Spanish Grand Prix, saying it never jeopardised his win. More »Formula 1 - Ferrari: puncture didn't threaten win
Spanish Grand Prix poleman Nico Rosberg has admitted he was shocked at how quickly his Mercedes tumbled down the lap chart after his first pitstop. More »Formula 1 - Rosberg says race issues 'inexplicable'
Kimi Raikkonen said there was no point in fighting Fernando Alonso when the Ferrari star made his crucial pass. More »Formula 1 - Raikkonen: No point fighting Alonso