Rosberg secures Spanish Grand Prix pole
Nico Rosberg secured back-to-back pole positions for the first time in his F1 career as Mercedes locked out the front row ahead of the Spanish GP.
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Nicole Coffey
14-year-old kart racer Nicole Coffey on her Formula 1 ambitions
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Game On: Formula 1
Tony Jardine looks ahead to the Chinese GP and the controversy following the Malaysian GP
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Fuming Webber left to ponder F1 future
Mark Webber will use the next two weeks to take stock of his Formula One career as the rift with Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel grew increasingly fractious yesterday.
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Red Bull still the target for chasing F1 pack
Sebastian Vettel's rivals, perhaps more in hope than expectation, are looking to this weekend's Australian Grand Prix to usher in a season where the German and his Red Bull team have their three-year monopoly of Formula One titles broken.
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Ecclestone keen for F1 to stay in Melbourne
Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone wants to keep a Melbourne Grand Prix on the race calendar in the face of local opposition and rival bids.
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Alonso expecting strong start to F1 season
Fernando Alonso is convinced he will be able to fight for this year's Formula One world title from day one.
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Glock moves on from Formula 1 axe
Timo Glock has wasted no time in making a return to motorsport after being axed by Marussia this week.
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Formula 1 drivers warned over foul language
Formula One drivers have been told to mind their language after Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen turned the air blue on the podium at last Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Vettel 'vulnerable' despite 13-point F1 lead
Sebastian Vettel feels he is still "vulnerable" to losing this year's Formula One world title despite currently dominating the sport.
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Schumacher decides to retire
Declan Quigley joins Adrian Eames to discuss Michael Schumacher's decision to retire from Formula 1.
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Hamilton to make F1 decision before Japan GP
Lewis Hamilton is to make a decision on his Formula One future before next weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, PA Sport has learned.
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Another positive F1 weekend for Alonso
Fernando Alonso would love to see his Formula One world title rivals continue to trip over themselves after another "positive" weekend.
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Questions surround 2013 F1 calendar
The Formula One teams have finally been handed a provisional calendar for 2013, but with a number of uncertainties.
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Hamilton insists he is keeping focus
Lewis Hamilton has played down his uncertain future with McLaren and stated he is still "100% focused" on claiming his second Formula 1 title with the British team.
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Hamilton secures victory in Hungary
Lewis Hamilton breathed new life into his Formula 1 title challenge as he held off the challenge of Kimi Raikkonen to win the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring.
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Mark Webber intends to stay in Formula 1
Mark Webber has no doubts he will still be in Formula One next year, but has fallen short of nailing his colours to Red Bull's mast.
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Twenty-race F1 calendar is confirmed
Formula One's 20-race 2012 calendar has been approved unchanged by the sport's governing body despite previous doubts about races in Bahrain and the United States.
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Europe 'finished' for F1 - Ecclestone
Western Europe is 'finished' as a top Formula One racing destination and will soon host only five Grand Prix races, the sport's supremo Bernie Ecclestone has claimed.
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Russia to spend $200 million on F1 track
The Russian government plans to spend nearly $200 million building a motor racing circuit in Sochi to host the country's first Formula One grand prix in 2014, a senior government official said.