F1: Renault reveals engine talks with Toro Rosso

Raikkonen second for Lotus, Mercedes Hamilton in third, Vettel still leads championship — SHANGHAI — Fernando Alonso roared to a dominant victory in a highly strategic Chinese Grand Prix yesterday to give Ferrari their first win of the Formula ...

From GMM Marussia chief executive Andy Webb has admitted the team will be powered either by Ferrari or Mercedes engines in 2014. Cosworth, whose only customer in F1 this year is the Banbury-based team, is expected to leave the sport before the ...

9:01pm BST By BARCELONA (Reuters) - Ferrari's Fernando Alonso rewrote the Formula One form book and cranked up the heat in the title battle by winning his home Spanish Grand Prix for the second time on Sunday. On an afternoon littered with pitstops ...

Ferrari started practice for this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix as they concluded it in China with a one-two. On this occasion, however, it was Felipe Massa who led the way ahead of Fernando Alonso around the desert-based Bahrain International ...

Most formula one teams cannot afford to pay the prices quoted by engine manufacturers for next year's all-new turbo V6 engines. That is the claim of the German newspaper Bild, insisting that grandees Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes aside, ...

BATHGATE'S PAUL DI RESTA narrowly missed out on his maiden Formula One podium when he powered his Mercedes-powered Sahara Force India to fourth in the Bahrain Grand Prix. The race was won by three-time world champ, Sebastian Vettel, in his Red Bull.

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel has edged Ferrari's Fernando Alonso for the top spot in the second practice session for the Spanish Grand Prix. The reigning world champion set his best time of 1m22.808 seconds on soft tyres to finish a mere 0.017 ...

Ricciardo moves into pole for Webber's seat Red Bull hopeful Ricciardo says Vettel 'nice' Marussia looks set for Ferrari power in 2014 McLaren not yet thinking about 2014 - Whitmarsh Hard racing 'should not be punished' - steward Salo Kubica ...

The Renault RS27 engine powered Lotus F1 Team's Kimi Raikkonen to second position in a nail-biting Chinese Grand Prix today. The 2007 world champion and winner of the Australian Grand Prix finished 10secs behind winner Fernando Alonso and 2secs ...