Technical director Aldo Costa confirms that tests will be carried out on Ferrari's wind tunnel to determine if it is giving misleading results. read more »

Nick Heidfeld committed not one, but two driving errors in China on Friday, losing the German crucial setup time ahead of this Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix. After spinning on... read more »

Nick Heidfeld concedes both his accidents in Shanghai on Friday were entirely his fault... read more »

Red Bull Racing say there is no obvious explanation as to why there was such a performance difference between Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel at the season-opening Australian... read more »

Rubens Barrichello has admitted that the spin that put him out of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix was entirely his fault read more »

Karun Chandhok has accepted full responsibility for the embarrassing incident which involved the Indian crashing just three corners into his Team Lotus career.  read more »

Not uncharacteristically it has to be said, Bernie Ecclestone has seemingly had a change-of-heart regarding the three F1 2010 newcomers - blaming their problems this year on... read more »

Renault has verified that a fault with the car’s rear wing caused the accident which saw Vitaly Petrov sustain a heavy impact in first practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix.  read more »

He arrived in Korea in command of the title standings, and one costly accident later, left again eleven points behind - but Mark Webber is adamant that he can... read more »

Mark Webber has admitted the mistake which took him out of the Korean Grand Prix whilst running second on Sunday afternoon. On a slippery track, the Australian took too much... read more »

Mark Webber said it was hard to find fault with the new Yeongam circuit after the first day of practice for the inaugural Korean Grand Prix on Friday...  read more »

Both Force India drivers were removed from Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix through no fault of their own. Vitantonio Liuzzi was the first, being smashed into by the Ferrari of... read more »

Lewis Hamilton, having reviewed his coming together with Mark Webber in Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix, remains adamant that the collision was not his fault, with FIA race... read more »

Bruno Senna retired from the Singapore Grand Prix through no fault of his own on Sunday night, having found a stationary Sauber on the racing line at the blind Turn 18.  read more »

Mark Webber concedes his crash with Lewis Hamilton wasn't what he wanted in Singapore but these things happen... read more »