Charles Pic’s stoppage in FP2 was caused by an alternator problem, the French rookie confirmed. Pic stopped at the Pinhierinho curve with twenty minutes remaining.... read more »

Michael Schumacher described his United States Grand Prix as massively difficult after what he felt was a tyre problem caused him to plunge down the order read more »

Renault suspects equipment failure caused Sebastian Vettel to be pushed to the back of the grid in Abu Dhabi. Actually, Red Bull pointed the finger of blame at its French... read more »

As entertaining as it was, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was marred by a frightening accident for the Mercedes of Nico Rosberg. The German, fighting from the back of the field after... read more »

A KERS problem caused Pastor Maldonado's slide down the field during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix read more »

A mistake in his use of Mercedes' KERS caused Michael Schumacher's disappointing qualifying result in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Romain Grosjean admits he's confused as to why his contract at Lotus hasn't yet been extended for the 2013 season, whilst his team-mate Kimi Raikkonen's has. The... read more »

Jenson Button said McLaren's lack of competitiveness was caused by poor pace on the soft tyre at the start of the race read more »

Paul di Resta said there is an unknown problem with his Force India which caused him to qualify in 16th place for the Indian Grand Prix read more »

An incorrect setting on his Ferrari caused Felipe Massa to struggle with its handling during second practice for the Indian Grand Prix read more »

Pastor Maldonado is confident that Williams has identified the problems that caused it to produce what he labeled as the team's worst race of the season in Korea read more »

Bruno Senna has blamed his failure to make Q2 for the third time this season on a lack of meaningful practice time read more »

Narain Karthikeyan's high-speed spin during qualifying for the Korean Grand Prix was caused by his front-right brake disc splitting in half read more »

McLaren has discovered that Lewis Hamilton's handling issues over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend were caused by a rear suspension problem. read more »

Just weeks after getting himself into hot water courtesy of Twitter, Lewis Hamilton appears to have caused himself problems on the social networking site yet again. read more »

Eighteen points for Scuderia Ferrari in the Japanese Grand Prix, thanks to a second place from Felipe Massa. His team-mate, Fernando Alonso, had to retire just a few hundred... read more »

Mark Webber branded Romain Grosjean as the 'first lap nutter' and his behaviour as 'embarrassing' after a collision caused by the Frenchman on the first lap... read more »

Fernando Alonso concedes he needs to start avoiding other peoples mistakes after his second DNF of the season caused by a Lotus driver... read more »

Jenson Button explained that a set-up change that couldn't be rectified within the timeframe of FP2 caused him to do limiting running in the afternoon practice session at... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists that it was the challenge of driving for Mercedes not the money on offer that caused him to leave the Woking family and join the Silver Arrows. read more »

Q. Mark, please sum up your emotions after a fast, but ultimately disappointing Singapore Grand Prix for Williams F1. Mark Gillan: In brief it was an extremely frustrating... read more »

Michael Schumacher has been handed a ten-place grid penalty for the Japanese Grand Prix in a fortnight's time after he caused a collision during the Singapore GP. The... read more »

Michael Schumacher said that he didn't know what had caused his crash into the back of Jean Eric-Vergne's Toro Rosso in Singapore, and insisted that something had... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne says he's not angry with Michael Schumacher after the seven-time world champion braked a little too late at the restart and ran into the rear of the Toro... read more »

Michael Schumacher suspects a mechanical failure caused his collision with Jean-Eric Vergne during the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »