Sunday’s Turkish GP started off with an incident packed first lap that saw Renault’s Fernando Alonso strike Kimi Raikkonen’s Ferrari and Felipe Massa passed by a hard charging Nico Rosberg. Starting with a heavily fuelled car, last year’s world champion Lewis Hamilton...
Four teams have reportedly paid the necessary deposit to reserve a supply of Cosworth's customer formula one engine for 2010. Accompanying the sport's lower-cost future, the... May 26, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Conditions were ideal in Monaco for today’s race, with temperatures reaching 77 degrees and the competition close, but in the end there was one clear winner. However... May 24, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
A Paris court on Wednesday ruled against Ferrari, which last week requested an injunction against the FIA's budget cap rules for 2010. A one hour hearing was held on Tuesday... May 20, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
To finish first, you must first finish. It is an adage as old as racing, but it is no less true for the passage of time. And Nick Heidfeld has apparently taken it to heart... May 18, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
F1's insurgent teams will be back in deep conference early this week, as the battle over a budget-capped future continues. Following a meeting with Max Mosley and Bernie... May 17, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Few names stirs as much recognition, respect or emotion in so many fields of racing as Lola. For five decades, the company has built cars for innumerable race series... May 15, 2009 by Ralph Hanson
As was expected on Wednesday, Renault confirmed that it too is threatening to quit formula one over the budget cap issue. The Flavio Briatore-led outfit said it is the... May 13, 2009 by Ralph Hanson
There is "absolutely no chance" that Super Aguri could return to formula one even with a low budget cap next year. That is the insistence of co-owner Fumio Akita, despite... May 11, 2009 by Jeremy Weber
A closely fought Spanish Grand Prix at Barcelona today opened the European rounds of the 2009 World Championship. Conditions were warm, with temperatures reaching 77 degrees... May 10, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Red Bull has followed Toyota in declaring that it will not enter next year's world championship under the current regulations. Toyota's team president John Howett made the... May 10, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Now you see it, now you don't. The controversial 'winner takes all' scoring system has now been erased from the 2010 sporting regulations. After the recent World Motor Sport... May 8, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Formula One could live without the sport's most famous, successful and longest-serving team, Max Mosley insists. The FIA president's disquieting comments come after war... May 3, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
The figure for a voluntary budget cap in formula one next year has been increased by £10 million to £40 million. Announced on Thursday, it was ratified by the World Motor... April 30, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
It's not everyday you get to see a hot lap with one of the best drivers ever to have lived, and it's definitely not everyday that it's done in a street-legal supercar. But... April 29, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Imagine going wheel-to-wheel with the champion of the most elite road racing series on earth. Well, that's exactly what Mobil 1 and team Vodafone McLaren Mercedes are looking... April 28, 2009 by Kenneth Hall