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Ferrari backs Ecclestone's engine objections
The rumbling discontent over new F1 engine rules could take another twist as Ferrari sides with Bernie Ecclestone against 1.4-litre turbos.
Blundell: Pay-per-view F1 didn't work before - and won't work now
Former ITV-F1 pundit Mark Blundell adds his voice to those who contend that a shift to pay-per-view television coverage for the sport would be bad news
Lack of innovation and test ban costing Ferrari dear?
The notoriously unforgiving Italian media has accused Ferrari of an absence of imagination in the design of its F150? Italia, with the in-season testing ban similarly hampering the Scuderia's efforts to compete
Grosjean keen on 2012 race seat
Romain Grosjean looks to return to the F1 grid in 2012
Join McLaren's celebrations with a victory t-shirt!
Get your hands on a victory t-shirt as worn by Lewis Hamilton and the McLaren team after the Chinese Grand Prix
Toro Rosso fined over wheel issue
Toro Rosso fined after Jaime Alguersuari loses a wheel in Shanghai
Glitch caused Alonso wing issue
A system glitch is blamed for Fernando Alonso's use of the DRS system outside the allowed zone in China
Massa: Our situation isn't as bad as it looks...
Despite Ferrari currently appearing to be arguably only F1's fourth force behind Red Bull Racing, McLaren-Mercedes and even Lotus Renault GP, Felipe Massa is adamant that there is reason for optimism at Maranello
Glock fears missing Q1 cut after opening day nightmare
It was a troubled opening day for Virgin Racing in Shanghai - leaving Timo Glock concerned about his and team-mate J?r?me D'Ambrosio's chances of qualifying for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix...
Schumacher, Vettel RoC defence on home soil.
The 2011 Race of Champions will again take place in Germany, but moves from Dusseldorf to Frankfurt.
Pirelli responds to marble issues
Pirelli responds to concern about tyre marbles following Sepang
P?rez to race new Sauber chassis in Shanghai
Sergio P?rez will race a new Sauber C30 chassis in this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, following the damage sustained to his original one in a freak incident in Malaysia last Sunday
Brawn: Red Bull's rivals missed a trick
Mercedes Grand Prix team principal Ross Brawn argues that rather than bickering about Red Bull Racing's front wing again in F1 2011, rival teams should focus on what they are going to do to catch up
Heidfeld: Malaysia podium was also Robert's
Nick Heidfeld dedicates his Malaysian Grand Prix podium for Lotus Renault GP last weekend to injured former team-mate Robert Kubica - as the Pole continues to progress well
Petrov: There are a lot of lies written about me
Melbourne podium star - and F1 ground-breaker - Vitaly Petrov admits he 'doesn't want to listen' when people say he is merely a pay-driver, arguing that 'there are a lot of lies written about me'
First for Team Lotus in China FP1
Team Lotus will create a new first for F1 when it fields two reserve drivers in the opening free practice session at the Chinese Grand Prix.
Interlagos takes action after fatality
A new run-off area is planned for Interlagos' Cafe Corner after the accident that claimed the life of Gustavo Sondermann.
Schumacher: We couldn't have expected more than two points
Michael Schumacher: I had a straightforward race today which was even a bit exciting towards the end but really full of ups and downs before. The start was quite good and then it was mainly about managing the tyres.
Team Lotus lauds 'huge improvement in every area'
Team Lotus had vowed to take a significant step forward in performance on 'home' turf in Malaysia, and whilst the grid positions do not necessarily reflect it, that is precisely what the team did in qualifying at Sepang
'Dramatic' day for Renault with suspension failure on both cars
Lotus Renault GP team-mates Nick Heidfeld and Vitaly Petrov suffered identical suspension failures during opening practice for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang - although with very different results...
Webber: If we can't use KERS here.......
Mark Webber has said that using KERS should be automatic at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Glock: Malaysian GP one of the toughest
Timo Glock: The heat and humidity are really punishing in Malaysia and so this is where the physical training really pays off.
Mercedes can surprise in Malaysia, says Rosberg
Nico Rosberg: We had a tough weekend in Australia but the team has worked hard and we are confident that the car will be running reliably in Malaysia.
Alguersuari: Buemi hit Heidfeld, not me!
Jaime Alguersuari hits back at his Toro Rosso team-mate Sebastien Buemi.