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Webber: Red Bull ready to take on anyone, anywhere

As he showed to great effect at the recent Hungarian Grand Prix, Mark Webber in a Red Bull is a winning combination. And at the start of this month’s summer break the Budapest victor has sent out a wa

Button prepares to tackle London Triathlon challenge

With a three-week break between races, you’d expect most drivers to hang up their race suits and take some well-earned rest and relaxation ahead of the season’s final push. McLaren’s Jenson Button has

Massa: Red Bull in a different league

Ferrari’s Felipe Massa has admitted Red Bull were in a league of their own at last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix. The Austrian team’s Sebastian Vettel clinched pole position in Budapest with a 1.2 se

Alonso: Ferrari must remain calm for final push

The dark days following last month’s British Grand Prix saw Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso fall almost 50 points off the championship lead. Now he is riding high, just 20 shy of standings leader Mark Webbe

Ferrari to face disciplinary hearing over team orders

Ferrari will appear before the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) next month following their controversial one-two result at July’s German Grand Prix. The Italian team were fined US$100,000 by t

Schumacher: I crossed the line with Barrichello move

Michael Schumacher has admitted that his blocking of Rubens Barrichello in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix was “too hard”. Schumacher almost edged Barrichello into the pit wall as he tried in vain to st

Schumacher handed 10-place grid penalty for Spa

Mercedes GP’s Michael Schumacher has been punished by the Hungarian Grand Prix stewards for his clash with Williams’ Rubens Barrichello in the closing laps of Sunday's Budapest race. Schumacher receiv

Webber hit by gearbox grid penalty

Mark Webber will drop five places on the grid for this afternoon’s Canadian Grand Prix due to a gearbox change on his Red Bull car. Webber, who had qualified second alongside polesitter Lewis Hamilton

Paddock Postcard from Montreal

One of the great things about the Canadian Grand Prix is that it always attracts plenty of famous racing faces. Double world championship, double CART champion and double Indy 500 winner Emerson Fi

Canada 2008 - the Montreal pit-lane debacle

As the paddock returns to Montreal for this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, two Formula One stars - and one former driver now busy rallying - will be trying to shake off a memory from when they were la

Practice Two - Vettel pips Alonso in Montreal

Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time in Friday afternoon’s second practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver lapped in 1m 16.877s, and only Fernando Alonso with 1m 16.963s for

Villeneuve & Schumacher promote Canadian road safety

The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) and CAA-Quebec, in partnership with the FIA Foundation for Automobile and Society and Transport Canada, held a live road safety demonstration prior to this we

Practice One - McLarens split by Schumacher

There was plenty of action as Formula One cars once again hammered round the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Friday morning, as Jenson Button set the pace for McLaren in opening practice for the Canadian

Le Grand Soir celebrates Montreal's F1 return

Montreal hosted ‘Le Grand Soir’ or ‘Grand Evening’ on Thursday to welcome Formula One racing back to the Canadian city after a one-year absence. The spectacular event, staged in the old Windsor train

Canada Preview - Groundhog Day for Red Bull?

There isn’t a team in the paddock that isn’t welcoming the return to North America, and everyone is excited about the prospect of racing once again on the 4.361-kilometre (2.709-mile) Circuit Gilles V

Vettel: Red Bull's heads held high for Montreal

Red Bull have endured a rough ride in the ten days since May’s Turkish Grand Prix. As well as the furore that surrounded the crash between team mates Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber at Istanbul Park,

Mastering Montreal - a set-up guide for Canada

The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, which will host this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix, is one of the most unusual circuits on the Formula One calendar. With a mix of long straights and low-spe

Canada preview quotes - HRT, BMW Sauber, McLaren & more

With the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve's challenging layout and Montreal's welcoming atmosphere, the Canadian Grand Prix is a firm favourite with many of the Formula One drivers and their teams. Here they

Canada preview quotes - Renault, HRT, BMW Sauber & more

With the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve's challenging layout and Montreal's welcoming atmosphere, the Canadian Grand Prix is a firm favourite with many of the Formula One drivers and their teams. Here they

Webber confirmed at Red Bull for 2011

Red Bull Racing announced on Monday that Mark Webber’s contract has been extended, meaning the Australian will continue to drive for the team next season. Webber, who leads the 2010 driver standings,

Canada preview quotes - BMW Sauber, McLaren, Mercedes GP & more

With the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve's challenging layout and Montreal's welcoming atmosphere, the Canadian Grand Prix is a firm favourite with many of the Formula One drivers and their teams. Here they

Red Bull clear the air ahead of Canada

Following a meeting at their Milton Keynes factory on Thursday, Red Bull believe they have drawn a line under the collision between drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber during the Turkish Grand Pr

McLaren pay tribute to team founder

McLaren marked the 40th anniversary of the death of team founder Bruce McLaren on Wednesday at their Woking headquarters. McLaren, who won four Grands Prix, died on June 2, 1970 while testing a McLare

Button honoured at Buckingham Palace

Just days after clinching second place at the Turkish Grand Prix, McLaren’s Jenson Button took time to reflect on his title-winning success of 2009 on Wednesday, as he was awarded an MBE by Her Majest

Getting to grips with a Formula One steering wheel

The main straight at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya, where last month’s Spanish Grand Prix was held, is one of the longest of the season, measuring just shy of a kilometre. A Formula One car can cov

Webber: Red Bull can bounce back

You could have cut the atmosphere at Red Bull with a knife following the collision between the team’s drivers, Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel, during Sunday’s Turkish Grand Prix. But Webber, who los

Turkey analysis - Red Bull on the run

The collision between Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel was the talking point of Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix, but the real story was the fact that Red Bull's opposition - notably McLaren - has closed t

Race - McLaren one-two as Red Bulls tangle in Turkey

When McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton broke his duck in 2010 he did so in dramatic style, in a Turkish Grand Prix that at one stage seemed destined to yield Red Bull yet another one-two. Red Bull’s Mark We

Practice One - McLaren lead early Istanbul running

Lewis Hamilton drew first blood in the opening practice session for the Turkish Grand Prix on Friday, when he lapped a second faster than McLaren team mate Jenson Button. The 2008 champion circulated

Ferrari to celebrate their 800th Grand Prix in Turkey

This weekend’s Turkish race will be a very special one for Ferrari, as it will be the Italian team’s 800th Grand Prix. And to celebrate reaching such a momentous milestone, a special commemorative log

Formula One returns to the United States

Formula One World Championship Limited and Formula One Administration Limited (together, the F1 Commercial Rights Holder) and Full Throttle Productions, LP, promoter of the Formula 1 United States Gra

T127 to star at Classic Team Lotus Festival

Lotus Racing have confirmed that their 2010 challenger, the T127, will be running at June’s Classic Team Lotus Festival at Snetterton in June. Lotus drivers Jarno Trulli, Heikki Kovalainen and tester

HRT and Dallara to end chassis partnership

HRT have announced they are to bring their partnership with Italian chassis manufacturer Dallara to a close. The two companies collaborated ahead of the team’s Formula One debut at the start of the 20

Taming Turn Eight - Istanbul Park's true test of grit

Ask any driver on the grid a question about Turkey’s Istanbul Park and it won’t be long before they mention Turn Eight. As corners go, it’s pretty special and has already built up a fearsome reputatio

Manhole cover behind Barrichello Monaco shunt

A loose manhole cover was the cause of Rubens Barrichello’s spectacular crash during the recent Monaco Grand Prix, the Williams team have confirmed. Barrichello went out of the race on lap 31 while ru

Yas Marina becomes F1 in Schools centre of excellence

Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina Circuit has acquired the United Arab Emirates (UAE) franchise for the F1 in Schools programme, which challenges students to design miniature Formula One cars. The circuit will h

FIA to clarify last-lap safety car rule

The FIA is to clarify regulations relating to safety-car procedures on the final lap of a race. It follows Michael Schumacher’s penalty for passing Fernando Alonso in the dying seconds of Sunday’s Mon

Alonso: Monaco was a missed opportunity

Monaco could easily have been Fernando Alonso’s weekend. After dominating the timesheets in Thursday’s opening practice sessions, it looked as though victory was already in reach, but then a small mis

Kubica: Renault must keep up the momentum

Renault’s Robert Kubica willingly admits that before the 2010 season began in earnest, many had given up hope of seeing the French team return to race-winning ways anytime soon. But following his thir

Mercedes GP will not appeal Schumacher penalty

Mercedes GP have announced they will not appeal the stewards' decision to penalise Michael Schumacher following Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix. Schumacher dropped from sixth to 12th in the results after h

Schumacher penalised for Alonso safety-car pass

Mercedes GP’s Michael Schumacher has been penalised by the Monte Carlo race stewards for his overtaking manoeuvre on Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso in the dying moments of the Monaco Grand Prix. Schumac

Failures to blame for both Williams shunts

It was a bitterly disappointing Monaco Grand Prix for Williams, with both Nico Hulkenberg and Rubens Barrichello crashing out of the Monte Carlo race. But rather than driver errors, the British team h

Paddock Postcard from Monte Carlo

Monaco is always a hotbed on the social side and 2010 was no exception after luminaries such as Sir Jackie and Lady Helen Stewart, and Nigel and Rosanne Mansell (supporting son Greg who was racing in

A lap of Monte Carlo with Renault's Robert Kubica

Renault’s Robert Kubica talks us round a flying lap of the Monte Carlo track ahead of this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix… “I always enjoy racing in Monaco and I'm a big fan of street circuits because

60 years on - the start of the F1 world championship

This week marks the 60th anniversary of the very first round of the FIA Formula One World Championship, which was held at Silverstone on May 13, 1950. The British Grand Prix, which also had the title

Mixed feelings on Monaco traffic issues

The majority of drivers are resigned to the fact that getting a clear lap round Monaco, especially during the first qualifying session on Saturday, is going to be like trying to thread a needle at 150

Monaco Preview - can Hamilton get back in the hunt?

With four different winners in the first five Grands Prix of 2010, and none of them him, McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton comes to Monaco determined to get a victory under his belt to push back into the world

Barcelona to Monaco - a race against the clock

When the 2010 race calendar was published last year, the news that the Spanish and Monaco Grands Prix were to be held on consecutive weekends caught the attention of every team manager up and down the

Spain analysis - joy and frustration for Red Bull

Their qualifying speed, the fine weather, and the difficulty of passing in Barcelona meant the odds were heavily stacked in favour of a dominant Red Bull one-two in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix. It was

McLaren investigating Hamilton failure

McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton could almost taste the champagne of a second consecutive podium position at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya on Sunday when two laps from home his left front tyre deflated and

Faultless Webber wins with style in Spain

Mark Webber drove the race of his life in Barcelona on Sunday afternoon, leaving Red Bull team mate Sebastian Vettel behind on the way to the third Grand Prix victory of his career. The Australian won

Grid penalties for Glock, Di Grassi, Petrov, Chandhok

The Virgin cars of Timo Glock and Lucas di Grassi will both drop five places on the grid for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix due to a procedural infringement of the rules by the team. Renault's Vitaly Pet

Final practice - Vettel in a class of his own

Red Bull retained their grip on the Spanish Grand Prix weekend in Saturday morning's final practice session in Barcelona, with Sebastian Vettel beating team mate Mark Webber by well over half a second

Practice One - McLaren set Spanish standard

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button said they hoped for dry conditions here, and they got them in the first session of practice for this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix. The 2008 world champion la

Pre-Spain analysis - dry running key for car development

While the weather forecasts suggest that there will be rain at some stage during the Spanish Grand Prix in Catalunya - and similar conditions have helped to make the recent Australian, Malaysian and C

A lap of Barcelona with Renault's Robert Kubica

Renault’s Robert Kubica talks us round a flying lap of Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya track ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix … “Barcelona is one of the best-known tracks for all the tea

McLaren: Turbo engines and KERS are the future

It’s hard to believe that so soon into the 2010 season, the Formula One teams are already looking ahead to next year and beyond, but in a sport so fast-moving it never pays to be caught off guard.

Ferrari reliability engine changes approved

The FIA has given consent to Ferrari to make modifications to their engine ahead of this weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, in order to improve the V8’s reliability following issues during the opening four

Klien joins HRT as test and reserve driver

HRT have signed former Red Bull and Jaguar racer Christian Klien as a second test and reserve driver. The Austrian joins Sakon Yamamoto, who arrived at the team in the same role last month. Klien will

Fisichella tests Ferrari 'F-duct' at Vairano

As the rest of Italy celebrated May Day on Saturday, Ferrari were busy carrying out straight-line aero testing at Vairano. The team debuted their version of McLaren’s ‘F-duct’ system, whereby the driv

Schumacher: Don't expect too much in Spain

Michael Schumacher has warned fans that he is unlikely to be fighting for victory in next weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix, despite the much-talked-about improvements to his Mercedes GP car. Schumacher

Pirelli to pitch for Formula One tyre supply

Italian tyre manufacturer Pirelli has announced plans to offer to supply tyres to all Formula One teams next year. Current suppliers Bridgestone are pulling out at the end of this season and a number

Silverstone Arena layout officially unveiled

Silverstone officially opened its new Arena track layout on Thursday. Owners claim the revised circuit, which hosts the British Grand Prix in July, will improve the venue for F1 spectators, as well as

Renault to offer fans Formula One track day packages

The Renault Formula One team are to open up their doors this summer and allow a lucky few to experience an F1 car from the driver’s seat. The ‘Feel It’ programme will see paying members of the public

Alonso: Being in contention is what counts

After mixed fortunes in the season’s opening flyaway races, Fernando Alonso has dismissed fears over Ferrari’s engine reliability, insisting he is simply glad to be a championship contender as he head

Schumacher to benefit from Spanish chassis change

Mercedes hope to bolster Michael Schumacher’s faltering Formula One comeback with a range of improvements to the MGP W01 for the forthcoming Spanish Grand Prix. Schumacher, who has scored just 10 poin

Hamilton laments playing hare to Button's tortoise

His cut-and-thrust charges through the field have provided Formula One fans with great entertainment this season, but Lewis Hamilton has conceded that McLaren team mate Jenson Button’s more measured a

Ferrari play down Alonso-Massa pit-lane duel

Ferrari have moved to quell media reports of friction between their two drivers after Fernando Alonso’s opportunistic pass on Felipe Massa as the pair entered the pit lane during Sunday’s Chinese Gran

China analysis - McLaren throw down the gauntlet

The Chinese Grand Prix went against the expectations of most, as McLaren turned the tables on Red Bull just when they needed to. We'll never know whether Button and Hamilton would have threatened the

Chinese Grand Prix - selected team & driver quotes

Force India's Vitantonio Liuzzi on his first lap spin, collision, and retirement; Mclaren's Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel, and Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso on their pit-

Race - Button and McLaren spring Shanghai surprise

Jenson Button won a nail-biting Chinese Grand Prix for McLaren on Sunday afternoon, with team mate Lewis Hamilton chasing him home second after a race of many parts. It began with light rain, a jum

HRT sign Yamamoto as test driver

The HRT team have signed former Super Aguri and Spyker racer Sakon Yamamoto as the team’s official test driver and reserve race driver for the 2010 season. The Japanese will join race drivers Indian K

Practice 2 - Hamilton leads McLaren-Mercedes scrap

McLaren once again headed Friday afternoon’s second practice session for the Chinese Grand Prix, but this time it was Lewis Hamilton who set the pace with 1m 35.217s. The times were close, however, wi

Practice One - Button on top after Buemi scare

Friday morning's first practice session for the Chinese Grand Prix was brought to a spectacular halt with just over six minutes remaining when Sebastien Buemi's Toro Rosso suffered a remarkable double

Pre-China analysis - the battle of the F-ducts?

At one time it seemed that the Chinese Grand Prix might be the battle of the ride-height adjusters, with McLaren developing a system along lines they believe Red Bull to have been using since the star

China Preview - will anyone do the double?

Nobody has yet won the Chinese Grand Prix twice. Since its inauguration in 2004 the race at the Shanghai International Circuit has enjoyed the unusual distinction of having had a different winner each

2010 Renault Roadshow to open in Spain

Since its launch in 2004, Renault's Roadshow programme has thrilled millions of Formula One fans, in cities across the globe including Moscow, Rome and Mexico City. This year’s Roadshow tour will begi

Ferrari unconcerned by engine strife

While their F10 is certainly a frontrunner, it’s no secret that Ferrari have been plagued by engine troubles since the start of the season. In Bahrain the Italian team changed the V8s on the cars of F

Paddy Lowe Q&A: Ride-height clarification will not harm McLaren

Ride-height control systems have dominated Formula One racing's technical chatter in recent weeks. But following the FIA's reiteration of the rules, McLaren's engineering director Paddy Lowe isn't c

Life on the road - how teams cope with flyaway races

With the opening four rounds of the 2010 Formula One season all flyaway races, it has been well over five weeks since the teams’ cars have been on home soil. Life on the road may sound glamorous, but

FIA agrees to drop Briatore-Symonds appeal

Formula One racing's governing body, the FIA, has come to an agreement with former Renault team bosses Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds to end their legal dispute relating to Nelson Piquet's deliberate

Michael Schumacher: We're improving step-by-step

Three races into his much-anticipated comeback season and Michael Schumacher has scored just nine points from a possible 75. Not only that, the seven-time champion has been out-qualified and out-raced

Sauber: Key can take the team forward

This week sees a long-scheduled change of management at BMW Sauber's technical department in Switzerland, as Willy Rampf, the team's technical director for the last ten years, hands over to James Key,

Vettel leads Red Bull one-two at Sepang

Red Bull desperately needed a victory to get back into the world championship chase, and Sebastian Vettel delivered it in fine style in a dry Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday. And to make things even be

Qualifying - Webber weathers Sepang storm

A heavy shower just before qualifying set the scene for a very jumbled grid for Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, eliminating both Ferraris and, effectively, both McLarens in Q1. €n the end it was Red Bu

Rain temporarily halts qualifying in Malaysia

Heavy rain at the Sepang International Circuit temporarily halted Saturday afternoon’s qualifying session for this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. The race stewards brought out the red flags midway th

Why Sepang victory is essential for Red Bull

The Malaysian Grand Prix is a race that Red Bull must win, after the two failures that brought Sebastian Vettel down while he was leading the two season openers after starting from pole position. D

Malaysia Preview - the battle heats up at Sepang

This weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix could be the most wide open of the three races held thus far this season, following the respective performances in Melbourne. On a fast and flowing track Ferrari

Trailblazers - how teams cope in Malaysia's baking heat

Malaysia is a tough place to go racing. It’s hot, humid and there’s always the risk of a late afternoon thunderstorm to spice things up. The extreme climate has led the Malaysian Grand Prix to be dubb

Q&A with Renault's Steve Nielsen

Although Vitaly Petrov's race ended in a gravel trap, Renault left Melbourne smiling thanks to Robert Kubica's podium finish. With just a few days to go until this weekend's Malaysian event, the Frenc

Malaysia preview quotes - BMW Sauber & Renault on Sepang

After the unexpectedly cool and damp conditions in Melbourne, the season takes us back to searing heat this weekend and the Malaysian Grand Prix in Kuala Lumpur. The drivers and key team personnel dis

Button wins Melbourne thriller for McLaren

Jenson Button moved within six points of the world championship lead on Sunday with a superbly judged victory for McLaren in a dramatic Australian Grand Prix that firmly gave the lie to suggestions th

Australian Grand Prix - selected driver quotes

BMW Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi, Toro Rosso's Sebastien Buemi and Williams' Nico Hulkenberg on their first-lap clash; Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso on their late-race tyre troubles; and reig

Australian Grand Prix - selected team & driver quotes

BMW Sauber's Kamui Kobayashi, Toro Rosso's Sebastien Buemi and Williams' Nico Hulkenberg on their first-lap clash; Ferrari's Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso on their late-race tyre troubles; and reig

Paddock Postcard from Melbourne

It may not have opened the season this year but Melbourne's Albert Park was en fete yet again for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix. Friday evening saw world champion Jenson Button star in the a

Practice Two - McLaren lead rain-hit session

Friday afternoon’s second practice session for this weekend's Australian Grand Prix nearly only lasted half an hour, even though the clocks were running for three times that. The problem was that one

Virgin allowed to fit larger fuel tank

The FIA has given Virgin permission to increase the size of their fuel tank on reliability grounds after the new team discovered it may not be big enough to get them to the end of the race at some eve

Practice One - Kubica puts Renault on top

Robert Kubica got Renault's Australian Grand Prix campaign off to a fine start with the fastest time in Friday morning's opening practice session. The Pole took his R30 round in 1m 26.927s, making him

McLaren: Diffuser change won't affect our pace

McLaren have been in the headlines recently thanks to their innovative diffuser design. Although a clarification of the rules by the FIA has forced the British team to make slight modifications to the

Tyre allocations for China, Spain, Monaco & Turkey

Bridgestone have announced the compound allocations of their Potenza tyres for a further four rounds of the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship. Notifications of the compounds to be brought to

Button samples V8 Supercar in Melbourne

Reigning Formula One world champion Jenson Button tried out some rather different high-speed machinery on Tuesday at Melbourne's Albert Park when he traded cars with Australian V8 Supercar champion Ja



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