On 03/07, 10:11
The Spanish Marussia driver, Maria de Villota, was involved in an accident during testing at Duxford. She is reportedly seriously injured. 
On 24/06, 14:13
After a thrilling race, Fernando Alonso wins in Valencia, ahead of Kimi Räikkönen and Michael Schumacher, who returns to the podium. The Spaniard benefited, in particular, from the retirements due to mechanical failure of Sebastian Vettel and Romain Grosjean, the only drivers who seemed able to challenge him today. Lewis Hamilton, struggling with tire issues at the end of the race, collided with Pastor Maldonado and was unable to finish. 
On 13/06, 11:38
In a tense economic context, Luca di Montezemolo calls for a global and urgent reflection on cost reduction in Formula 1, at a time when disagreements over the RRA and the introduction of the V6 engine in 2014 undermine hopes for a quick resolution of the issue. 
On 11/06, 08:00
After a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix, team principals reflect on their respective race performances, starting, of course, with McLaren, which claimed victory for the third consecutive time in Montreal. Lewis Hamilton became the seventh driver to step onto the top of the podium in as many races this season. 
On 10/06, 23:46
Unlucky since the beginning of the season, Lewis Hamilton finally manages to piece together all the elements of a long-awaited but deserved victory, thanks to an aggressive strategy. As for Jenson Button, he pays the price for a lack of practice during free runs and also for differentiated settings that do not seem to bear fruit. 
On 10/06, 22:27
What a race for Sauber, proving once again that its car is capable of a lot with economical strategies. Starting 15th, Sergio Pérez clinched the podium, his second of the season and his career. Meanwhile, Kamui Kobayashi had to settle for points, less fortunate than his Mexican teammate in terms of strategy. 
On 10/06, 09:08
On the evening of the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, the technical or sports managers reflect on the performances of their respective teams, starting with Red Bull, which will once again start from pole position thanks to Sebastian Vettel. 
On 09/06, 21:46
Author of a good overall performance during this qualifying session, Red Bull can legitimately aim for victory in a race where Sebastian Vettel will start from the position where he is the best, the first. Mark Webber, on the other hand, experienced a slight problem but believes that fourth place is a good thing for the Grand Prix. 
On 09/06, 21:08
Confident after a good race in Monaco, the Indian team had a successful qualifying session, demonstrating its ability to reach Q3. This was achieved with Paul di Resta, who will start from eighth position, but not for Nico Hülkenberg who was hampered by a yellow flag at the end of Q2. 
On 09/06, 20:50
Outpaced by Pedro de la Rosa's HRT, the Marussia cars lack speed in qualifying. For Timo Glock, the tires didn't respond the same way between his two runs, while Charles Pic, still learning the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, remains more philosophical. 
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