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Do F1 rules already need a makeover?

Formula 1 risks being damaged if it does not respond to the criticism it has faced for the lack of action in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, claims Mercedes GP CEO Nick Fry.

Andretti criticizes Moraes over Sao Paulo start clash

Marco Andretti emerged unhurt from the dramatic crash at the start of the Sao Paulo IndyCar race, but said Mario Moraes should have been much more careful into the first corner.

Power wins thrilling IndyCar opener at Sao Paolo

Will Power celebrated his return after his injury layoff with a hard-earned win in a spectacular, rain-interrupted, IndyCar Series season opener in Brazil.

Vettel hit by engine, not exhaust issue

Red Bull Racing has revealed that Sebastian Vettel's chances of winning the Bahrain Grand Prix were hit by an engine problem, and not by an issue with the exhaust, as the team initially reported.

Keselowski: I'm not going to change

"It's not possible to get a Cup ride right now without being aggressive, and without having some swagger in your step," he says.

Todt non-committal on US F1 sanctions

"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.

Paddock Life: Bahrain edition

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

Schumacher delighted with Bahrain form

Michael Schumacher says he never expected to be his old self right away after finishing in sixth position at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.

Wheldon apologizes for tangle

Dan Wheldon apologized for the error that ended Alex Tagliani and the new FAZZT team's excellent IndyCar debut in Sao Paulo yesterday, and also disrupted Tony Kanaan's race.

FIA to clarify double diffuser issue

The FIA is set to issue a clarification about double diffuser designs prior to the Australian Grand Prix, following concerns about a number of teams exploiting the area for added performance.