Rating the drivers for their performance at the Indian Grand Prix Sebastian Vettel | Infiniti Red Bull Racing | 1st | 10/10 To win one world title... read more »

Pastor Maldondo says he is encouraged by Williams’s performance during the Indian Grand Prix. Maldonado, who has scored just a single point all season, finished the... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes his gamble to start on the medium compound tyre could see him take a 'random' victory in India, but he says it depends on how the soft tyre... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is still struggling with the set-up of his Lotus despite an improvement on recent qualifying performance in India on Saturday read more »

The indications from yesterday's practice sessions suggested that we were looking slightly more competitive than in previous races, our performance today confirms that. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he had little choice but to adopt a different tyre strategy during Indian Grand Prix qualifying, given the performance advantage of his closest rivals. read more »

Paul di Resta and Adrian Sutil say they are satisfied with their qualifying performance at the Indian Grand Prix. Di Resta qualified in 12th place, one position ahead of Sutil.... read more »

A great team performance. We took a strategic approach to final qualifying with the two cars running on different tyre compounds. read more »

Mercedes duo Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton expressed their happiness after qualifying in second and third place for the Indian Grand Prix. Rosberg set the second fastest... read more »

Romain Grosjean said Lotus was caught out by its soft-tyred rivals' performance as he was eliminated in Q1 of Indian Grand Prix qualifying. read more »

Romain Grosjean is hoping to have another opportunity to take the fight to Red Bull this weekend in India but admits it will be tough with the gap in performance to Sebastian... read more »

It's clear from today's running we still have a lot of work to do on the soft tyre for low fuel performance, and also the management on a long stint. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is proud of his performance in recent seasons despite missing out on a third F1 title     read more »

The engineering team has been working hard to extract every last bit of performance and Nico and Lewis are both hungry to achieve strong finishes. read more »

Toro Rosso has confirmed that it will retain Jean-Eric Vergne for 2014, whilst announcing that Daniil Kyvat will be Daniel Ricciardo's replacement. The 19-year-old is a... read more »

Lotus driver Kimi Räikkönen says an improved qualifying performance is his primary target for next week's Indian Grand Prix, given his recent Saturday... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says that improving his performance in qualifying is essential for his chances of competing at the front in next weekend’s Indian Grand Prix. Raikkonen... read more »

McLaren aren't in any rush to confirm whether Sergio Perez will be retained for 2014 but team principal Martin Whitmarsh backed the Mexican following a disappointing... read more »

McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has defended Sergio Perez after his incident-filled Japanese Grand Prix weekend read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn praises the performance of her drivers despite a tough 2013 campaign for Sauber     read more »

McLaren insists the steps it has made to boost its performance from 2015 do not mean that it is ignoring the job it has to do for next season. read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes Renault could be behind Red Bull and Lotus's recent surge in performance. The Austrian suspects that clever engine mapping,... read more »

After his stunning performance in Suzuka this weekend, it appears that confirmation that Romain Grosjean will stay at Lotus for 2014 is just a... read more »

Mercedes suspects that clever engine mapping from Renault could be behind Red Bull and Lotus' recent upturn in performance in Formula 1 read more »

Rating the drivers for their performance at the Japanese Grand Prix Sebastian Vettel | Infiniti Red Bull Racing | 1st | 9/10 It wasn't the... read more »