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Gearbox problems forced Vettel to slow

Sebastian Vettel has revealed a gearbox problem prevented him from attacking the McLarens and Fernando Alonso for position at the Canadian Grand Prix




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Ross Brawn rues Schumacher tyre gamble

Mercedes boss Ross Brawn admitted that a gamble in trying to use Michael Schumacher's softer tyres for too long cost his team more points the Canadian Grand Prix




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Massa laments 'horrible' Canadian Grand Prix

Felipe Massa was left to ponder what might have been after two separate racing incidents ruined his chances of a points finish




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Schumacher escapes penalty for tangling with Massa

Michael Schumacher was not penalised for his part in colliding with Felipe Massa while racing for position towards the end of the Canadian Grand Prix




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Mike Gascoyne hails big step forward for Lotus

Lotus technical chief Mike Gascoyne said his team's performance in Canada was a 'massive step forward'




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Another problematic race for Williams

Sam Michael was left to lament yet another problem filled race for the struggling Williams team in the Canadian Grand Prix




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'A really crazy race' for Virgin Racing in Canada

Virgin Racing technical director Nick Wirth was left reflecting on a 'worse-case scenario' of tyre degradation that hampered his team's chances at the Canadian Grand Prix




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Christian Horner satisfied with Red Bull form

Red Bull racing boss Christian Horner said that his team exceeded his expectations despite finishing only fourth and fifth at a Canadian Grand Prix dominated by the McLaren drivers




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Promoters happy with new Montreal track surface

The organiser of the Canadian Grand Prix is happy with the way the track held up over the course of this year's race




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Brawn admits Mercedes is off the pace

Ross Brawn has admitted that his Mercedes team simply wasn't quick enough in Bahrain, after its drivers Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher finished fifth and sixth




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Changes needed to improve the show - McLaren

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes Formula One should consider immediate rule changes to spice up the racing, after the Bahrain Grand Prix proved the new regulations had done very little to ease overtaking




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Button admits he should have pushed harder

Jenson Button has admitted he took it too easy at the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix and could have got more out of his tyres in the early stages




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Press slam 'Bore-rain GP'

After all the pre-season expectation, the press wasted no time in slamming the new regulations which reduced the Bahrain Grand Prix to something of a procession




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Spark plug was to blame for Vettel's power loss

Red Bull has revealed that the problem that cost Sebastian Vettel near certain victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix was in fact due to a faulty spark plug rather than a cracked exhaust




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'We are beholden to put on a good show' - Fry

several senior figures in the leading teams have raised their own concerns over the new rules in the aftermath of the Bahrain Grand Prix.




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Chandhok apologises for unforeseen bump

Karun Chandhok apologised to his HRT team after his debut grand prix in Bahrain lasted a little over two-and-a-half minutes




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Lotus boss 'over the moon'

Lotus' Tony Fernandes could not contain his delight after witnessing his team's Formula One re-birth 16 years after Lotus last competed in the sport




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Tough first outing for Virgin

Lotus' Tony Fernandes could not contain his delight after witnessing his team's Formula One re-birth 16 years after Lotus last competed in the sport




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Renault confident of points in every race

Renault technical director James Allison says the French team is capable of scoring points in every race of the season after Robert Kubica finished just outside the top 10 in Bahrain




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'There is no panic, no crisis' - Ecclestone

A meeting of the F1 teams association FOTA is expected to discuss the fallout from what is widely considered a boring start to the 2010 season in Bahrain




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Mosley to blame for F1 situation insists Coulthard

David Coulthard has pointed his finger at former FIA president Max Mosley after Sunday's processional start to the 2010 season in Bahrain




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Red Bull 'have potential to dominate' - Horner

Red Bull's Christian Horner admitted the mechanical failure which cost Sebastian Vettel a likely win at the Bahrain Grand Prix was "very frustrating" but said overall he was happy




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Button has work to do, says Fry

Mercedes GP managing director Nick Fry says Jenson Button will spend the next two weeks wondering what he has to do to beat team-mate Lewis Hamilton




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Webber 'shocked' by lack of overtaking

Red Bull Racing driver Mark confessed himself "shocked" by the lack of overtaking at the season's opening Bahrain Grand Prix




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Ferrari working on cooling issues

Ferrari is going to address the cooling on the F10 in time for the next race, after it emerged Felipe Massa backed off towards the end of the race to preserve his engine




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Fry has no concerns about Schumacher's form

Mercedes CEO Nick Fry has no concerns about the performance of Michael Schumacher at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix




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Webber blames new front tyres for lack of overtaking

Mark Webber believes the narrower front tyres introduced this season to improve the car's balance were key to the lack of overtaking at the Bahrain Grand Prix




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Dennis hints at Red Bull fuel problems

Ron Dennis has suggested Sebastian Vettel may have run low on fuel during the Bahrain Grand Prix




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No need to change rules now - Alonso

Fernando Alonso has said "it's too early to talk about changing the rules" despite the criticism following the Bahrain Grand Prix




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Vettel admits spin was a result of pushing too hard

Sebastian Vettel admitted he was pushing too hard when he spun out of the second practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix




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More speed to come from Ferrari - Raikkonen

Kimi Raikkonen says Ferrari can find more time from set-up changes and a clean lap on the medium tyres at the Malaysian Grand Prix, despite two promising Friday practice sessions




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Vettel snatches 14th pole of the season

Sebastian Vettel took his 14th pole position of the season as he edged out the McLarens with the final lap of qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix




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Who said what after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Read what the drivers had to say after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix




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Hamilton wins as Vettel retires in Abu Dhabi

Lewis Hamilton won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from Fernando Alonso as pole-sitter Sebastian Vettel retired on the first lap




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Vergne comfortably quickest at Young Driver Test

Jean-Eric Vergne set the quickest time of the first morning of the Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi




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Young Driver Test line-up

A list of who is driving for which teams and when during the Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi




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Vergne top at the end of day one

Jean-Eric Vergne impressed for Red Bull as he set the fastest time on the opening day of the Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi




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Virgin signs Pic for 2012

Virgin has confirmed Charles Pic will drive one of its cars alongside Timo Glock next season, meaning Jerome d'Ambrosio is currently without a seat for 2012




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D'Ambrosio eyes F1 future

Jerome d'Ambrosio insists that has Formula One career is not over after Virgin announced that it will replace him with Charles Pic for the 2012 season




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Prost: Mercedes dominance 'part of the game'

Four-time world champion Alain Prost says he does not understand the complaints about Mercedes' domination after Australia as he says it is "part of the game"




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Closer competition would be good for F1 - Rosberg

Nico Rosberg is hoping Mercedes' rivals can make a step up and start providing some competition this weekend in Malaysia and is particularly looking forward to Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel joining in on his Friday debrief




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Rosberg: Tyres a huge challenge

Nico Rosberg thinks the perfect strategy in Malaysia will involve getting as much out of one stint on the option tyre as possible during Sunday's race




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Rosberg: 'I just didn't drive well enough'

Nico Rosberg admitted he only had himself to blame after failing front row of the grid for the first time in 13 races in a wet qualifying session in Malaysia




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Button storms back with thrilling win

An excellent early tyre change, at his own behest, set Jenson Button on his way to victory in the Australian Grand Prix




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Driver and team reaction

A round-up of the drivers' thoughts after the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne




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Vettel says mechanical problems 'break my balls'

A frustrated Sebastian Vettel said brake failure cost him victory in the Australian Grand Prix




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Hamilton left angry after a poor weekend

There was no disguising Lewis Hamilton's anger after team strategy and then poor driving from Mark Webber cost him a potential podium-finish




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First McLaren win 'very special' - Button




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Kobayashi's wing failure due to contact

Sauber has ruled out the possibility that a front wing failure caused Kamui Kobayashi's three car pile-up at the start of the Australian Grand Prix




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Alonso praises Ferrari strategy

Fernando Alonso praised his team and the car after coming from the back of the field to finish fourth at the Australian Grand Prix