 The end for Barrichello?Veteran driver Rubens Barrichello's chances of staying in Formula 1 have been reduced to virtually zero. Read full blog |
| Vettel, Red Bull set new benchmarks The 2011 Formula One season began as the last one had ended: victory for world champion Sebastian Vettel in his Red Bull. Read full blog |
| Vettel hopes second title isn't career high From motorsport's glitzy gala in India to a victory parade for 60,000 frozen fans in England within 24 hours. Sebastian Vettel's Formula One title celebrations are proving almost as testing as the season. Read full blog |
| Lotus hopes to return to the top Lotus aims to be back at the top in Formula One within three years, team principal Eric Boullier said after announcing the team's drivers for 2012. Read full blog |
| Red Bull dominates 2012 season Winning 12 out of the season's 19 grands prix, the Red Bull team dominated the 2012 season with only McLaren able to mount a reasonable challenge. Read full blog |
| Focus on safety after second death Motorsport was plunged into more grief and introspection on Sunday by a second death in a week amid intensified concern for safety standards in all forms of racing around the world. Read full blog |
| 'We are playing with lives here' Dan Wheldon, one of IndyCar's biggest and most popular stars, died in a spectacular 15-car accident that racing veterans likened to something out of a movie scene or a war zone. Read full blog |
| Vettel will only get better Sebastian Vettel is F1's youngest double world champion but Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has already pinpointed two areas where the German could improve. Read full blog |
| Not so fast with the Vettel-mania Formula One's wunderkind Sebastian Vettel may owe his two world titles more to Adrian Newey's great car than to his own driving skills. Read full blog |
| Hamilton reaches a cross-roads in his career Sebastian Vettel may be within a point of joining an elite group of double world champions in Formula One's hall of fame, but it is still his rival Lewis Hamilton who is the most talked-about man in the sport. Read full blog |
| Button marks McLaren turnaround Jenson Button's masterful Hungarian Grand Prix victory for McLaren may have signaled a more competitive second half of the Formula One season, but Sebastian Vettel still remains the firm favourite for the drivers' title. Read full blog |
| Vettel beaten but further ahead than ever Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel has failed to win the last three grands prix yet has ended up with an even bigger lead in the Formula One championship. Read full blog |
| Hamilton triumph breathes new life into F1 As the F1 season moves into its second half, Sebastian Vettel's armour suddenly appears to have some chinks after a resurgent Lewis Hamilton left the German in the shade. Read full blog |
| F1 becoming a battle for second place Even with half the season still to go, the Formula One championship already appears to be a battle for second place as hopes of catching Sebastian Vettel are fading fast. Read full blog |
| Lewis Hamilton - Love him or loathe him Love him or loathe him, there is nothing that stops Lewis Hamilton seizing Formula One's headlines. Read full blog |
| FIA Bahrain decision based on favourable report The FIA's decision to reinstate the Bahrain GP was taken after receiving a report saying that the political unrest in the country had stabilised. Read full blog |
| F1 revenues set to double by 2016 Annual revenue from F1's commercial rights is set to double in the next five years to more than US$3 billion (ZAR20 billion) according to a report. Read full blog |
| Vettel looks a safe bet for second title Jenson Button looked at the results sheet after Sunday's Monaco GP and put his finger on the space where the points from the remaining races had yet to be entered. Read full blog |
| F1 teams could use V8s in 2013 The FIA has softened its stance on smaller 'greener' engines from 2013, commercial rights holder Bernie Ecclestone said on Sunday. Read full blog |
| Todt wants Formula One's test ban lifted FIA president Jean Todt will seek to relax the ban on in-season Formula One testing from next year despite concerns that it would further disadvantage the smaller teams. Read full blog |
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