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FIA clarifies ride-height regulations
As McLaren points the finger of guilt at title rival Red Bull Racing, F1's governing body the FIA has made it very clear that any adjustable ride-height device designed 'to change the set-up of the suspension whilst the car is under parc ferm? conditions' is strictly illegal
Horner: Red Bull not favourites
F1 2010 is wide open with six or seven drivers in the frame to take the title, according to Red Bull Racing's team principal, Christian Horner.
Alonso reflects on 'hardest race of his life'
Double F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso has driven some tough races during his time in the top flight - but a battle against a broken gearbox for the duration of the 2010 Malaysian Grand Prix, the Ferrari star conceded, was arguably the hardest of them all
Whitmarsh: McLaren 'experiment' made Hamilton who he is today
Martin Whitmarsh has sought to explain the cause of some of the character flaws that have haunted Lewis Hamilton in recent months, revealing that in some ways, the 2008 F1 World Champion is the victim of a McLaren 'experiment'
Missing wheel nut sidelines Schumacher
Michael Schumacher admits it was a 'shame' to have to retire from the Malaysian GP - but adds it is just 'part of the game' and he is now 'looking ahead' to China.
Mirrors change delayed until Spain
FIA confirms 'Out-board' mirrors will be outlawed ahead of the return to Europe and the Spanish GP, round five on the F1 2010 schedule.
Kobayashi: It's been bad luck
Kamui Kobayashi admits that its been nothing more than bad luck for his 2010 campaign to date, with a finish in Sepang being the target this weekend
Schumacher is talking nonsense, says Alonso
Fernando Alonso says talk he deliberately held up Michael Schumacher in qualifying at Albert Park is just 'nonsense'.
Vettel retirement not due to brakes, says Brembo
OFFICIAL: Sebastian Vettel retired from the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday after the 'torque drive between the front left axle and wheel was lost'.
Palmer says Donington F1 bid 'always doomed' - but doesn't dismiss buy-out
Dr. Jonathan Palmer laments Simon Gillett's unfulfilled promises that have left Donington Park 'despoiled badly' and in 'a very shabby state' - but doesn't rule out adding the beleaguered Leicestershire circuit to MotorSport Vision's burgeoning portfolio...
Alonso: Ferrari was so much quicker than all the others in Oz
Double F1 World Champion Fernando Alonso was left waxing lyrical about the pace of his Ferrari F60 after storming back through the field from last to fourth in the 2010 Australian Grand Prix around Melbourne's Albert Park street circuit
Schumacher: Touch with Alonso potentially cost me podium
Had he not been forced to pit for a new nose cone after being tagged by the spinning Ferrari of Fernando Alonso in Turn One, F1 comeback king Michael Schumacher reckons he could have fought for the podium in the 2010 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne
Kubica: Podium a brilliant boost for Renault!
After being denied potential podium finishes in the Australian Grand Prix in 2008 and 2009, Robert Kubica has got payback in 2010, with a superb drive to net the runner-up laurels in Melbourne for Renault
McLaren aiming to have ride height control by China
McLaren team boss Martin Whitmarsh has admitted that his design team is working 'quite hard' on a ride height control system following suspicions that Red Bull already employs one.
Wirth: Virgin are getting on top of issues
Virgin Racing technical chief Nick Wirth insists that the team is getting to grips with its technical issues
Horner: Vettel 'adapted brilliantly well' in Bahrain
Christian Horner has paid tribute to Sebastian Vettel for bring his Red Bull RB6 home in the opening round of F1 2010.
Hamilton stopped by police for 'over-exuberant' driving
A year on from the infamous Melbourne 'lie-gate' scandal, former F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton has committed another costly PR blunder in the same city - after being pulled over by police and having his Mercedes sportscar impounded for 'over-exuberant' driving on public roads
Bernie targeting New York for USGP?
Bernie Ecclestone reveals New York dream for F1's US return.
Has Virgin tanked on fuel figures?
Virgin Racing will be forced to redesign its VR-01 after its fuel capacity was discovered to be inadequate.
Webber: Rosberg can out-shine Schumi
Mark Webber believes that former Williams team-mate Nico Rosberg can be top dog at Mercedes GP this year.
Chandhok: I have to make an impression in F1
F1 2010 rookie Karun Chandhok is well aware that he is up against it with behind-schedule newcomer Hispania Racing this year, but the Indian is adamant that steady progress will be made as he endeavours to prove his worth at the highest level
Dennis: I've moved on to bigger challenges
As he focusses his efforts towards shifting 4,000 examples of McLaren's new road-going MP4-12C supercar, Ron Dennis insists that whilst F1 remains part of his life, he has 'moved on to bigger challenges' now...
Fuel problem cost Vettel Bahrain win?
Ron Dennis speculates that Sebastian Vettel's problem in Bahrain wasn't a spark-plug failure, but a fuel issue.
Hamilton: Even my mum found Bahrain 'boring'
Former world champion Lewis Hamilton has revealed that the F1 2010 curtain-raising Bahrain Grand Prix at Sakhir was so dull and action-free that even his own mother described it as 'boring'