On 10/07, 13:41
Second in the 2012 British Grand Prix, which he had led until the 47th of the fifty-two laps, Fernando Alonso explains the reasons for this failure while Gary Anderson believes that the Spaniard could have lost the race earlier by persisting with the Hard tires in his first stint. 
On 10/07, 12:41
While Mark Webber has officially extended his contract with Red Bull for 2013, amid persistent rumors sending him to Ferrari, the Australian confirms that there have indeed been discussions with the Italian team, which on its part, does not seem in a hurry to decide on the replacement for Felipe Massa, if it even decides to replace the Brazilian. 
On 10/07, 10:25
By securing his second victory of the season at the British Grand Prix last weekend, Mark Webber becomes the number one challenger to Fernando Alonso, who is currently leading the World Championship standings. As such, he is asking his team to treat him fairly in comparison to his teammate Sebastian Vettel. 
On 10/07, 10:21
The Red Bull team announced today that Mark Webber will remain with them for the 2013 season. The Australian is thus extending his contract by an additional year with the Austrian team. 
On 10/07, 07:34
The FIA has decided to ban the use of DRS if there is a yellow flag in the system's usage zone. 
On 09/07, 17:11
After a European Grand Prix where Sebastian Vettel had dominated the competition before being forced to retire, Red Bull is back on the top step of the podium with Mark Webber's victory on English soil. The results are largely due to revised and improved exhaust systems, which the editorial team at Fan F1 describes exclusively to you. 
On 09/07, 16:00
The day after his victory at the British Grand Prix, and as the transfer season approaches rapidly, Mark Webber's future is once again a topic of discussion. The Australian assures that his victory will help him stay in Formula One while Christian Horner and Jackie Stewart would like it to be with Red Bull. 
On 09/07, 15:33
In The Guardian, Frank Williams recalls the memory of Alan Jones and Ayrton Senna while looking at the present and future with optimism. The Briton, now 70, defends his choice of drivers for 2012 – even though he would gladly hire Lewis Hamilton – and believes that the team is now in good hands to succeed once again. 
On 09/07, 15:10
Pastor Maldonado is once again in turmoil after his collision with Sergio Pérez during the British Grand Prix. However, the Venezuelan driver believes that his driving style should not be questioned. 
On 09/07, 14:04
McLaren could soon lose its title sponsor, Vodafone. However, another global company may already be in line to replace it, namely Coca-Cola, which is reportedly conducting an in-depth study on the interest of being involved in F1. 
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