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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Pirelli to make change to tyres
Pirelli has agreed to tweak one of their tyre compounds following a turbulent start to the new Formula One season.
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Ecclestone committed to Bahrain Grand Prix
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is ready to hand a new five-year contract to the organisers of the controversial Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Rosberg on pole for Bahrain Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg gave Mercedes back-to-back pole positions for the first time since their return to Formula One at the start of 2010.
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Alonso wins Chinese GP for Ferrari
Fernando Alonso has won the Chinese Grand Prix for Ferrari. Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus) finished second while Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton was third.
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Teams closing on pit stop under two seconds
A Formula One pitstop could take less than two seconds this season, according to world champions Red Bull who have belatedly claimed a record of 2.05.
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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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Admonished Vettel victorious in Malaysia
Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel led a Red Bull one-two when he won the Malaysian Grand Prix ahead of team mate Mark Webber on Sunday.
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Back-to-back pole positions for Vettel
Sebastian Vettel will start on pole position for Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, after the German mastered difficult conditions in final qualifying.
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Raikkonen continues impressive start
Kimi Raikkonen posted his intent to start the new Formula One season with back-to-back wins after finishing quickest in practice ahead of Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix.
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Raikkonen makes winning start Down Under
Kimi Raikkonen proved he and Lotus have what it takes this year to become Formula One world champions after storming to victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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Rain delays Australia FI qualifying
The start of the new Formula One season in Australia was thrown into chaos as adverse weather in Melbourne forced the second and third sessions of qualifying to be postponed until Sunday morning.
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Whitmarsh admits McLaren are 'struggling'
Martin Whitmarsh has admitted McLaren are "undoubtedly struggling" two days before the Formula One campaign starts in earnest.
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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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FIA confirms 19-race Formula One calendar
The FIA has confirmed there will be 19 grands prix on this year's Formula One calendar.
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Mercedes impress in pre-season testing
Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton posted a blistering lap on the penultimate day of testing in Barcelona.
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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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Williams finally unveil new car
Former champions Williams hope the last could be first again after finally unveiling their 2013 Formula One car at the Barcelona circuit where they were winners last year.
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Vettel expecting Hamilton challenge
Sebastian Vettel believes Lewis Hamilton can still be a contender for this year's Formula One world title.