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Official F1 game details revealed

March 18, 2010

Formula 1 fans have been promised the most immersive experience ever produced in a grand prix game by Codemasters, the makers of F1 2010, as the company revealed the first details of its forthcoming multi-platform title, set to be released to the public in September.

Q & A with Colin Kolles

March 18, 2010

After taking over at the helm of the HRT F1 team, Colin Kolles delivered his promise of taking the team's cars in Bahrain.

Kolles: Bahrain was my hardest weekend ever

March 18, 2010

HRT F1 team boss Colin Kolles reckons that the Bahrain Grand Prix was the hardest race weekend he has ever experienced, after his outfit pulled off a series of all-nighters to get its cars ready.

Bridgestone: No U-turn on F1 exit

March 18, 2010

Formula 1 tire supplier Bridgestone has played down talk that it is reconsidering its decision to quit the sport at the end of the year.

Mallya: Podiums are possible for us this year

March 18, 2010

Force India boss Vijay Mallya is not ruling out podium finishes this year after a promising performance by his team in the opening race in Bahrain.

Coulthard to demo Red Bull in Belfast

March 17, 2010

Red Bull Racing will hold a Formula 1 demonstration on the streets of Belfast this Saturday.

Lopez critical of US F1 team

March 17, 2010

Jose Maria Lopez has criticized the US F1 team after his dream move into Formula 1 collapsed when the outfit aborted its plans to enter in 2010.

Fry relaxed about Schumacher's form

March 17, 2010

Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry says it is just a matter of Mercedes improving its pace to allow the drivers to start winning.

Button says confidence remains intact

March 16, 2010

World Champion Jenson Button says his confidence remains intact despite being outpaced by McLaren teammate Lewis Hamilton at the season-opening race in Bahrain.

Cosworth pleased with Bahrain showing

March 16, 2010

Cosworth's general manager Mark Gallagher declared himself very satisfied with the performance of the company's engines on its return to Formula 1.

Coulthard calls for mandatory pit stops

March 16, 2010

David Coulthard believes changes to F1's tires and mandatory pit stops are the way to go to improve racing, as the former grand prix winner joined the criticism of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

Webber "shocked" by lack of passing

March 16, 2010

Mark Webber says the lack of overtaking at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix does not bode well for the rest of the races where one-stop strategies are expected.

Sauber poised to request name change

March 16, 2010

Peter Sauber is poised to lodge an application to change the name of his Formula 1 team after he carried the BMW moniker into the new season.

Ecclestone: No panic over F1 show

March 16, 2010

Formula 1 commercial rights manager Bernie Ecclestone insists there is no need for panic about the state of the sport, despite criticism about the boring season opener in Bahrain.

Points finish a consolation for Vettel

March 15, 2010

"In the end, we still finished fourth. It seemed to get slightly better again with less fuel in the car," Red Bull driver says of lost win opportunity in Bahrain

Williams confident of step forward

March 15, 2010

Williams technical director Sam Michael is positive the team will improve in the next few races and believes that Rubens Barrichello's 10th place in the Bahrain Grand Prix was not representative of its competitive level.

Todt non-committal on US F1 sanctions

March 15, 2010

"The non-appearance of US F1 is definitely a disappointment...I know that they have tried hard, made a lot of effort," FIA president says.

Mercedes hopeful it can catch leaders

March 15, 2010

Mercedes GP says it knows exactly what it needs to do if it is going to be able to fight for the World Championship this year, following a fairly low-key Bahrain Grand Prix performance.

Paddock Life: Bahrain edition

March 15, 2010

AUTOSPORT's Jonathan Noble's take on F1's season opener.

Renault: R30 can score in every race

March 15, 2010

Renault's technical director James Allison believes the French squad should be capable of scoring points in every race following a promising start to the season.