Formula 1

Key question and answers in the lead up to Formula One's International Tribunal in Paris.

Adrian Sutil says Force India's strength in looking after its tyres proves that Pirelli is doing a fine job.

Indian Grand Prix organisers on Wednesday dismissed media speculation that they may not host a Formula One race next year as "totally baseless and malicious".

Lotus owner Genii Capital has sold a 35 per cent stake in the team to new investor Infinity Racing.

Jenson Button believes the British Grand Prix is going to be "difficult" for his struggling McLaren team.

Williams has vowed not to give up on its current car, despite enduring its worst start to a season in its Formula 1 history.

Canadian Grand Prix organisers say they are discussing a 10-year contract extension as Formula One seeks long-term deals.

Felipe Massa believes Formula 1's return to fast venues like Silverstone will help Ferrari get back on terms with Red Bull.

Tio Ellinas will become the first Cypriot to drive a Formula 1 car when he carries out straightline testing with Marussia.

Lotus needs to address its form quickly as its Formula 1 championship challenge risks stalling.

Mark Webber thinks that Formula 1's more experienced drivers are struggling to get much satisfaction from the state of racing at the moment.

Pirelli has urged Formula 1 fans not to over-react if there are more four-stop races this year.

Jose Froilan Gonzalez, who became the first driver to win a Formula One Grand Prix for Ferrari, has died.

Red Bull's Formula One team principal Christian Horner has been recognised in Queen Elizabeth's birthday honours list.

The inaugural Grand Prix of America in New Jersey will go ahead next year, according to race promoter Leo Hindery.

Pirelli has confirmed the construction of its tyres will remain unchanged at least until the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Renault expect to power four Formula One teams next season with Red Bull's two confirmed and Caterham and Lotus set to renew.

Pirelli hopes that the controversy over the Mercedes secret test will make Formula 1 realise the supplier needs more help.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Lewis Hamilton was taken aback at just how quick Nico Rosberg proved to be this season.

Frank Williams has praised Valtteri Bottas for both his off-track attitude as well as his out-and-out speed.