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Pirelli responds to marbling problems
Pirelli responds to concern about tyre marbles following Sepang
P?rez to race new 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 over winter
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: Sepang 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: I'm not here just because of money!
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'
Team Lotus to run two rookies 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.
Run-off to be added to Interlagos' crash site
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...
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 makes 'a 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 double suspension failure
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: KERS a 'no-brainer' for Sepang
Mark Webber has said that using KERS should be automatic at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
Glock: Malaysian Grand Prix one of the hardest
Timo Glock: The heat and humidity are really punishing in Malaysia and so this is where the physical training really pays off.
Rosberg: Mercedes can surprise people in Sepang
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 points finger at Buemi
Jaime Alguersuari hits back at his Toro Rosso team-mate Sebastien Buemi.
EXPOSED: The secret to Red Bull Racing's F1 dominance
A special investigation has revealed that defending double F1 World Champions Red Bull Racing have stolen a march on their rivals in three uniquely innovative ways in recent years...
Briatore: Ferrari 'an eternity' behind RBR, should focus on 2012
Disgraced 'Singapore-gate' protagonist Flavio Briatore controversially advises Ferrari to write F1 2011 off already, arguing that the Scuderia will never catch Red Bull Racing this year
HRT: By Spain, we'll be 'ahead of Lotus and Virgin'
Hispania Racing owner Jos? Ram?n Carabante insists that despite its embarrassing failure to qualify in Melbourne, come Barcelona in May, HRT will be faster than both Team Lotus and Virgin
Hamilton: Vettel like Mansell - only not quite as good
In a comment that is sure to generate debate, Lewis Hamilton has compared himself and Fernando Alonso to a modern-day Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. And Sebastian Vettel? A poor man's Nigel Mansell...
Bell launches Visor Panel
Bell launches a new visor panel to improve F1 driver safety
Red Bull to run KERS in Malaysia?
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hints at extra power on tap for Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber at Sepang.
Button: Massa is the most difficult person to pass...
McLaren-Mercedes star Jenson Button was left lamenting getting stuck behind Felipe Massa in today's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, describing his Ferrari rival as 'the most difficult person to overtake'...
Sauber duo excluded from Melbourne results
Having produced two of the best performances in today's F1 2011 curtain-raising Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, Sauber's Sergio P?rez and Kamui Kobayashi have subsequently been excluded
Kobayashi, Perez shine in Melbourne qualifying
Sauber was delighted with the performance of both Kamui Kobayashi and Sergio Perez in Australian GP qualifying, although the drivers felt more was possible.
Webber 'disappointed' and 'mystified' by gap to Vettel
Mark Webber says he is 'mystified' at what he describes as 'the biggest gap that's ever existed' between himself and Red Bull Racing team-mate Sebastian Vettel in Melbourne qualifying, candidly conceding he 'probably deserved to be further back'