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In a surprise move Peter Sauber has transferred a one-third stake in the Sauber Group to his CEO, Monisha Kalternborn. The team says the deal has been done “in the interests of continuity.” Sauber retains the remaining stake and is … Continue reading →

Legendary racing car manufacturer Lola is set to go into administration after hitting a cashflow shortfall. The company says that the decision will provide an opportunity to secure fresh investment or find a new owner. A statement from Lola Group … Continue reading →

Conor Daly will have his first F1 experience when he undertakes an aero test for Sahara Force India on Thursday at Cotswold Airport in Gloucestershire. The 20-year-old, who scored his first GP3 win in Barcelona on Sunday, spent part of … Continue reading →

World Champion Sebastian Vettel was in philosophical mood after a difficult Spanish GP, taking heart from the fact that despite his own problems he had outscored two key title rivals in both McLaren drivers, as well as team mate Mark … Continue reading →

Williams chief operating engineer Mark Gillan says the team is still assessing the damage following Sunday’s pit fire in Barcelona – and has yet to determine the cause. The fire started right behind the area where all the telemetry equipment … Continue reading →

A seemingly routine story on Ferrari’s website has underlined the fact that Felipe Massa is coming under ever increasing pressure to perform. The Scuderia’s post-Barcelona report spoke of Massa’s “drop-off” and said that the team is “expecting a change of … Continue reading →

Williams has confirmed that one team member remains in hospital in Barcelona after suffering burns yesterday’s fire, adding that he is in good spirits. Meanwhile the team has again thanked the paddock community for its support. A statement today said: … Continue reading →

We may have enjoyed the most unpredictable start to the season in F1 history, but after five races there’s no escaping the fact that Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull sit atop both championship tables. After various dramas in Spain Vettel … Continue reading →

Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali admits that it’s hard to understand the unpredictable form of the 2012 field. Despite the team’s early frustrations with the F2012 Fernando Alonso currently has the same number of points as championship leader Sebastian Vettel. “It’s … Continue reading →

Lewis Hamilton put his qualifying frustrations behind him with a charging drive in Spain, one that saw him the only driver to make it to the flag on two pit stops. He finished the race with a marathon 31-lap third … Continue reading →