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Formula One News

Friday, July 30, 2010

Massa racing to win	Join Sky
Felipe Massa says he will race for victory in Hungary despite moving over to let Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso win at Hockenheim.

Button wants to cut gap	Join Sky
Jenson Button says he does not intend to let his points deficit to Lewis Hamilton grow any larger at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Brawn calls for rule rethink	Join Sky
Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn thinks that the rule banning team orders in Formula One is unrealistic.

Hamilton fully focused	Join Sky
Lewis Hamilton insists that he will not let his search for a new manager become a distraction in the Formula One title race.

Schumi eyes improvement	Join Sky
Michael Schumacher remains optimistic of a good showing at the Hungarian Grand Prix despite Mercedes' poor run of form.

Whitmarsh - It's how you win	Join Sky
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh insists he would not favour one driver over another.

Monaco secures 10-year deal	Join Sky
The Monaco Grand Prix has signed a 10-year contract extension despite suggestions its place on the calendar was under threat.

Chandhok sits out Hungary	Join Sky
Karun Chandhok, who was dropped by HRT in favour of Sakon Yamamoto in Germany, will also miss the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Ferrari boss - Team comes first	Join Sky
Luca di Montezemolo has criticised the "hypocrisy" surrounding reaction to the Scuderia's one-two at the German Grand Prix

Button - Team orders 'wrong'	Join Sky
Jenson Button has said he believes team orders are "wrong" in the wake of Fernando Alonso's controversial German GP victory.

Ecclestone - Let teams decide	Join Sky
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone thinks teams should be left to decide themselves whether or not to issue driver orders.

Controversy for Ferrari	Join Sky
Fernando Alonso led home Felipe Massa in the German Grand Prix, although Ferrari were later fined for illegally using team orders.

My decision - Massa	Join Sky
Felipe Massa said it was his decision to allow Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso through and on to victory in the German Grand Prix.

Hamilton - We must improve	Join Sky
Lewis Hamilton has urged his McLaren team to improve their car in order to maintain his lead in Formula One's title race.

Vettel takes pole in Germany	Join Sky
Sebastian Vettel claimed arguably the best pole position of his career when he topped Fernando Alonso in qualifying for the German GP.

McLaren third best - Hamilton	Join Sky
McLaren may be leading the championship but Lewis Hamilton insists Saturday's qualifying proved they are only the third quickest.

Button fancies chances	Join Sky
Jenson Button is confident of a competitive showing in the German Grand Prix, despite being off the pace in qualifying.

Podium blow for Schumi	Join Sky
Michael Schumacher admits his chances of finishing on the podium in Germany are all but over after a disappointing qualifying.

Front row delights Alonso	Join Sky
Fernando Alonso was delighted to have earned his first front row position of the year for the German Grand Prix.