Sebastian Vettel was fastest again in second practice on Friday as tyre blistering reared its head at the Indian Grand Prix. read more »

The Indian Grand Prix, set to happen this weekend, faces the threat of being cancelled after a petition was raised and submitted to the Indian Supreme Court requesting the... read more »

The head of India's motorsport federation, Vicky Chandhok, says it is imperative that the country's grand prix is included on the 2015 F1... read more »

What is it really like to work in F1? Here GPUpdate.net goes behind-the-scenes to find out with help from the Caterham F1 team. We start with Tom Webb, who is Head of... read more »

Vicky Chandhok, the head of Indian motorsport, fears that this year's Grand Prix could be the last in the country. read more »

As we head to India for the sixteenth round of the 2013 Formula One World Championship, why not join in our prediction game. read more »

Esteban Gutierrez has the ability to have a long career in Formula 1, according to Sauber head of trackside engineering Tom McCullough read more »

Red Bull will hold onto its head of aerodynamics Peter Prodromou for as long as it possibly can, despite McLaren poaching him for a return in the future read more »

McLaren have confirmed that Red Bull's head of aerodynamics Peter Prodromou will be heading to Woking in 2015... read more »

McLaren has confirmed that Peter Prodromou, currently head of aerodynamics at Red Bull, will return to the team. Prodromou worked for McLaren between 2000 and 2005 before... read more »

One of Red Bull's most senior engineers is set to leave the team and return to McLaren, it has been reported. Head of aerodynamics Peter Prodromou will leave the team at... read more »

McLaren's 'headline grabbing' technical signing is set to be unveiled as Peter Prodromou, Red Bull's current head of aerodynamics, according to reports from... read more »

Mark Webber keeps Red Bull at the head of the times in Japan, as team-mate Sebastian Vettel runs into KERS trouble.     read more »

Former-Formula 1 reserve driver Maria de Villota passed away from 'natural causes', a post-mortem examination has confirmed. The 33-year-old, who recently underwent... read more »

Sebastian Vettel hit the head of the timesheets for the first time in his potentially title-clinching weekend in Practice Two at Suzuka - but the session will be best... read more »

Pirelli has decided to test tyres for the 2014 season at Vallelunga, near Rome. After some teams vetoed the tyre supplier’s plans to head to Austin with McLaren and... read more »

Following a race to forget in Korea, Force India head to Japan looking for a change in fortune on one of the most challenging circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. […] read more »

Straight after Korea we head to Japan and the legendary Suzuka circuit... where the Pitpass Prediction Game continues. read more »

Lotus pilot Kimi Räikkönen looks head to this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix and after a second place finish in Korea on Sunday, the Finn is at the... read more »

Sauber head of trackside engineering Tom McCullough believes taking seventh place in the constructors' championship from Scuderia Toro Rosso is a boost for the team's... read more »

McLaren has promised some "headline-grabbing" signings to its technical team before the start of next year in an attempt to stop the rot after one of the worst... read more »

As we head to Korea, where Sebastian Vettel has won two of the three Grands Prix the country has hosted, Red Bull gives further insight into how to build an F1 car. read more »

Romain Grosjean's recent improvements have made him a contender to lead the Lotus F1 team next season according to trackside operations director Alan Permane. The... read more »

The race stewards have reprimanded the Lotus team for allowing a team member to work on Romain Grosjean's car without wearing the necessary safety equipment. Under new... read more »

Lotus has been reprimanded for letting a member of its team work on Romain Grosjean's car without head protection during the race read more »