Reaction: FIndia, Lotus, McLaren, Williams

Mercedes are already contracted to supply their own works outfit, Force India and McLaren next year but the latter team have announced they will be reviving their partnership with Honda in 2015.

Five-time champion Venus Williams announced that she has withdrawn from Wimbledon due to injury.Williams, who has fallen to 34th in the world rankings, posted on her Facebook page that an injury will keep her out of competition until next month, reports ...

By Krishna N Das NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's top copper smelter re-opened on Sunday after complaints from residents forced a two-month shutdown, a company source directly involved with the court-mandated process and a source at a local pollution ...

Montreal: Sahara Force India celebrated their 100th race in style, scoring seven points with Paul Di Resta and Adrian Sutil finishing in seventh and 10th position respectively at the Canadian Grand Prix here. Starting 17th on the grid, Di Resta ...

'2013 granted conditional bail to direct selling firm Amway's India Chairman William S Pinckney, an American national, and two company Directors even as Andhra Pradesh Police cautioned the public not to join the company's activities terming its ...

Paul di Resta has topped the timesheets in the first free practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix. The Force India driver, in the team's 100th Grand Prix start, emerged fastest right at the death of the 90-minute session, when the track was at ...

Serena Williams proved an irresistible force once more as she powered past Maria Sharapova 6-4 6-4 to win the French Open for the second time yesterday —11 years after her first triumph. Defending champion Sharapova threw everything she had at the 31- ...

Sharon William had taken to the martial art at the age of four, but switched to the racquet sport. Now 9, she is now a force to reckon with on the AITA circuit Posted On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 07:02:31 AM Sharon William learned to pack a punch at the tender ...

Sahara Force India had a remarkable outing at the Circuit de Monaco as comeback man Adrian Sutil and teammate Paul di Resta finished a creditable fifth and ninth respectively in the crash-strewn Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday, earning the team 12 World Championship points. Starting eight on the grid, Sutil passed both McLaren's Jenson Button (6th) and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso (7th) with opportunistic overtaking maneuvres at the hairpin en route to his fifth place finish to earn vital 10 points ...