So, after a result which combined normality with a selection of surprises in Melbourne, the 2011 Formula 1 rollercoaster tumbles into Kuala Lumpur for what promises to be a wet... read more »

Hispania team boss Colin Kolles says there should be no repeat of the team's Australian Grand Prix difficulties at Sepang this weekend read more »

The 2011 Formula 1 season promises to be a dramatic follow-up from what we witnessed in 2010, with no less than five World Champions and ten Grand Prix winners gracing the... read more »

Paul di Resta vows to be positive in his first season in an F1 race seat read more »

Felipe Massa says he has been given promises by Ferrari management that he is not heading into 2011 just to play a supporting role to team-mate Fernando Alonso. read more »

Ferrari takes the covers off the new F150 and promises an innovative car for the 2011 F1 season read more »

Officials at the Shanghai International Circuit have ensured that the venue will meet all relevant FIA standards when the Formula 1 governing body inspects the Chinese circuit... read more »

The BBC's new lead F1 commentator Martin Brundle promises not to frustrate his 2011 partner David Coulthard with 'gormless questions' - as some argue his... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he hopes the 'tough lessons' he took on board during his title-winning 2010 campaign will help make him an even better driver and person next season read more »

Lewis Hamilton congratulated Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull on a well-deserved world championship success in Abu Dhabi, but promised that McLaren would come back stronger in 2011 read more »

A downbeat Mark Webber promises to fight until the chequered flag after qualifying fifth for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

A frustrated Felipe Massa is left ruing grip and tyre temperature woes post-qualifying at Interlagos - but promises to put on a show for the partisan Brazilian public come race... read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has said the team will not put its full weight behind mark Webber's title bid despite his superior position in the drivers'... read more »

Yeong-am circuit designer Hermann Tilke has predicted that the inaugural Korean Grand Prix this weekend will be an entertaining one because of lack of grip. The... read more »

The recently-laid track surface in Korea is going to help turn the country's inaugural Formula 1 race into a spectacular event for fans, reckons circuit architect Hermann... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will have to go on the attack at the Korean Grand Prix, as he reckons he cannot afford to lose any more ground to championship leader Mark Webber. read more »