Wesley Branton | April 14, 2016

The FIA has allowed Fernando Alonso to take part in the Chinese Grand Prix, despite not having all of the required documents. The stewards have overlooked this and decided to allow him to take part in the race, although he will be subject to some more tests. © McLaren Racing Limited Following his horrific accident

Wesley Branton | April 14, 2016

Force India CEO, Vijay Mallya, could have his passport revoked and could face deportation to India if he does not willingly return to the country in response to loan fraud probe involving a state-run bank. The businessman is also being hunted down for over $1.3 billion in unpaid loans from a collection of banks. Mallya

Wesley Branton | April 14, 2016

Things haven’t been as easy for Lewis Hamilton this season, compared to last, as his teammate leads the World Drivers’ Championship. The Chinese Grand Prix will be no different for the reigning World Champion, as he is slammed with a five-place grid penalty. The penalty was for a gearbox change that happened on Wednesday. Mercedes

Wesley Branton | April 13, 2016

© Sauber Motorsport AG Although recent rumors led fans to believe that the Sauber F1 Team was on the brink of financial collapse, the team appears to have shown us otherwise, as they gain another race partner for the season. Rumors not long after the Bahrain Grand Prix insisted that the Sauber F1 Team would

Wesley Branton | April 12, 2016

Contrary to the rumors that emerged after the Bahrain Grand Prix, the Sauber F1 Team has arrived in China and will be taking part in the Chinese Grand Prix. Last year’s Chinese Grand Prix was positive for the team and both drivers are hoping that the race weekend can provide the team with the chance

Wesley Branton | April 12, 2016

It was announced late last week that the F1 teams’ request to revert to the 2015 qualifying format before the Chinese Grand Prix had been passed to the next stage of the decision approval process. The FIA has officially confirmed that the 2015 qualifying format will return for this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix and the

Wesley Branton | April 7, 2016

After the first round of the championship, the teams saw how bad the new qualifying system was. They submitted a proposal to revert back to the 2015 format, but it was denied. The teams resubmitted their proposal again and it has made it further through the process. On the moring before the Australian Grand Prix,

Wesley Branton | April 3, 2016

© Haas F1 Team Just two weeks after their Formula One debut in Australia, the Haas F1 Team has managed to bring home more points in Bahrain. With a fifth place finish from Romain Grosjean, he picks up ten more points towards the World Drivers’ Championship. In Australia, Haas made their Formula One debut. It

Wesley Branton | April 3, 2016

© Manor Racing Manor ran an impressive race in Bahrain today. Considering they were only obstacles for all of the 2015 season, it would appear that they may be competitors for this season. This is a great sign for a team which was born from the ashes of bankruptcy. At the end of 2014, Marussia

Wesley Branton | April 3, 2016

Although the team may not have the fastest car on the grid, that didn’t stop Sauber’s Marcus Ericsson from having some fun in the Bahrain Grand Prix at the Bahrain International Circuit. He enjoyed battling with the teams, despite a poor start. Marcus Ericsson started on the 17th grid position, with Felipe Nasr starting in