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Rosberg picks up Bandini trophy
Nico Rosberg has been named as the latest recipient of the prestigious Lorenzo Bandini Trophy, following in the footsteps of other major F1 figures.
Ecclestone tips a woman to replace him at head of F1
F1 commercial rights supremo Bernie Ecclestone hints at a changing of the guard at the helm of the sport in the not-too-distant future - and that his replacement may well be a woman...
Ferrari biggest loser as teams count cost of Bahrain cancellation
Whilst Bahrain has been let off its $40 million race-hosting fee by F1 commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone following its eleventh-hour cancellation, it seems the teams - and Ferrari in particular - may not be so lucky...
Original Stig tips 'genius' Hamilton for F1 2011 crown
The original Black Stig from cult BBC motoring programme Top Gear - Perry McCarthy - reveals what really happened to his character following that dive from HMS Invincible eight years ago...
McLaren 'serious' about CFD, but it's 'a risk too far' just yet
McLaren Racing managing director Jonathan Neale reveals that whilst unconventional aerodynamic doctrine CFD does have a 'vital' place in F1, the demise of the more traditional wind tunnel is not yet in sight
Stewart: Tilke tracks to blame for lack of passing
Sir Jackie Stewart has called for a change in design theory to improve the F1 show for fans and drivers alike.
Brawn: The Silver Arrow is coming together
Ross Brawn: The reliability of the car is now better and our upgrade package is coming together well, ready to be on the car for the fourth and final pre-season test in Barcelona.
Bahrain situation could see force majeure clauses rewritten
Legal expert Charles Braithwaite muses on the implications of cancelling a grand prix due to political unrest amid F1's global expansion.
Organisers confirm Bahrain GP cancellation
The Bahrain Grand Prix is cancelled due to political unrest
Trulli crash ends Lotus test
An accident for Jarno Trulli ends Team Lotus' test in Barcelona
Better understanding for Petrov
Vitaly Petrov second quickest for Renault on the third day of testing in Barcelona
Booth: Newly stable Virgin targeting 'regular' Q2 spots
Virgin Racing team principal John Booth admits that with the future of the team now secured thanks to Marussia's ramped-up involvement, there can be no excuse for not regularly making it into Q2 in F1 2011
Alonso: Kubica crash 'shocked' me
Fernando Alonso: Obviously it was a surprise, a shock to hear about his accident. And the first moments, to be honest, speaking with his manager, it was not so clear... ...that he was perfectly okay and that he would survive.
Brundle: You can't force commentary box chemistry
BBC F1's Martin Brundle reveals just what he believes makes for a good commentating pairing - and why he is convinced that he and fellow former grand prix star David Coulthard can 'get the job done' for Auntie in 2011
Will tightening contracts protect drivers, but harm F1?
Legal expert Dominic Crossley argues that restricting drivers' extra-curricular activities could be detrimental to the sport of F1, despite the impact of Robert Kubica's rally accident
F1 2011 is last-chance saloon for Massa and Webber
BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Ted Kravitz fears that Mark Webber and Felipe Massa have just one more roll of the dice at Red Bull Racing and Ferrari respectively in F1 2011...
CVC launches legal investigation into banker bribery scandal
CVC Capital Partners and the board of F1 holding company Delta Topco have launched their own investigation into the ongoing bribery and corruption scandal surrounding the sale of the sport's commercial rights back in 2006
Pirelli reveals compounds for first four races of F1 2011
Pirelli announces hard and soft PZero compounds for the opening four grand's prix of the F1 2011 season.
Brawn 'satisfied' despite reliability concerns
Ross Brawn: Reliability is our main challenge at the moment. Although we have completed the third highest mileage of any team with our new car - a total of 2310km, our level of reliability is not where it needs to be yet... ...but we have solutions in the pipeline.
Kubica reveals identity of his preferred replacement
A source close to Crash.net has revealed that injured Lotus Renault GP star Robert Kubica has named the driver he would like to see stand in for him at the Enstone-based outfit in F1 2011
Davidson: di Resta needs to beat Sutil - but give him time
Paul di Resta must beat his Force India team-mate Adrian Sutil during his rookie season on the grand prix grid in 2011 if he is to successfully stake his claim to a long-term F1 future, argues Anthony Davidson
Lauda slams Kubica
Three-time F1 world champion Niki Lauda has criticised Robert Kubica after the Pole was injured in a rallying accident between F1 tests, claiming that he should not have been diverting his attention from his role with Lotus Renault GP.
'Quick Nick' to the fore - Heidfeld shines at Renault
If Nick Heidfeld was all-but a shoo-in to take his former team-mate Robert Kubica's place at Lotus Renault GP in F1 2011 before his Jerez try-out, then the German now looks to be a dead-cert
Marko puts pressure on Toro Rosso pair
Helmut Marko puts the pressure on Sebastien Buemi and Jaime Alguersuari ahead of the 2011 F1 season