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With radical changes for F1 for the 2014 season, McLaren provides a ten point guide on what's new for the season ahead...

Marussia technical consultant Pat Symonds has revealed that next year's car will be Cosworth-powered - and use Williams' KERS system.

The Caterham F1 team made up for time lost on day one of the Jerez test, and began its KERS adventure into the bargain, on day two.

Jenson Button says DRS has improved overtaking in F1 but has also made things 'boring' sometimes

FIA President Jean Todt has yielded to the pressure applied by Bernie Ecclestone and F1's manufacturers in agreeing to delay the introduction of the sport's new engine formula until 2014 - and to go with V6 power rather than just four cylinders

Red bull Racing may trail in the KERS stakes, but it is doing all it can to perfect its radically different system.

Team Lotus' new deal with General Electric should enable it to run with KERS next season, according to Tony Fernandes.

Mark Webber has said that using KERS should be automatic at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hints at extra power on tap for Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber at Sepang.

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

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...

F1 engine builder Cosworth has reported a solid start to its 2011 campaign with Williams, Virgin and HRT following last week's Valencia test.

Laurent Mekies looks ahead to the 2011 F1 season for Toro Rosso

Despite his team having suffered an abject debut in F1 in 2010, Jos? Ram?n Carabante predicts 'many joys' for Hispania Racing (HRT) in 2011 - and reveals that 'a major sponsor' announcement is imminent

FIA to announce radical F1 changes for the coming seasons

New FIA President Jean Todt has conceded that he will not be staying in the role for anything like the 'crazy' length of time his controversial predecessor Max Mosley did - as he offered interesting views on the budget cap and his vision for the future of F1...

Chris Aylett from the Motorsport Industry Association discusses how the sport needs to go green and how the industry as a whole has battled against the recession

Giancarlo Fisichella's brief Ferrari career ended with a whimper rather than a bang in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, as the Italian finished well outside the points again around the Yas Marina Circuit

Recently-deposed F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton vows to end a 'fantastic year' in 2009 with the last KERS victory for the time being for McLaren-Mercedes in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Martin Brundle believes the loss of KERS and ban on refuelling for 2010 will leave F1 with 'rather predictable races'.

Renault has revealed that it will resurrect its KERS technology for this weekend's visit to the flat-out pistes of Monza, hoping to boost fortunes that took a blow with a double retirement at the Belgian Grand Prix two weekends ago.

Zytek Automotive has been revealed as the company behind the KERS system fitted to the McLaren Mercedes F1 cars of Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen.

Ferrari will arrive at the British Grand Prix with a revised version of its F60 challenger, determined to get on terms with Brawn GP and potentially spoil Jenson Button's hopes of adding to his victory tally on home ground.

A visibly deflated Rubens Barrichello was left pondering why things always seem to go wrong on his side of the Brawn GP garage after posting the ex-Honda F1 outfit's first retirement of the 2009 campaign in the Turkish Grand Prix in Istanbul at the weekend, on a day when Ross Brawn contended the