Motor Sports

F1: 'Selfish' Hamilton leads Mercedes one-two in Chinese Grand Prix

Hamilton, who led from pole position and controlled the race pace to Rosberg's discomfort, was unrepentant after celebrating a 35th career win

Formula One testing: Vettel in red and the return McLaren-Honda the highlights in Jerez

McLaren-Honda dominated Formula One in the late 80s and early 90s, winning 44 races and eight championships between 1988 and 1992.

Formula One could benefit from a female chief executive, says Bernie Ecclestone

"I’m happy here as long as the board are happy with me. When I think I can’t deliver any longer, I shall retire," Ecclestone said.

Formula One: How will Sebastian Vettel respond to losing his crown?

It remains to be seen if losing has truly shaped Vettel into a champion in the sporting sense.

Formula One: In the end, Lady Luck finally shines on Lewis Hamilton

Fate inevitably played a part but fortune favoured Hamilton on Sunday and dealt Rosberg a cruel blow – perhaps its cruellest all season – instead.

Must have fair distribution of revenues to solve F1 crisis: Vijay Mallya

Mallya, who will be in Sau Paulo for the race, is hopeful of a solution, especially after Ecclestone's admission.

Formula One: Mercedes braced for nail-biting finale to controversial season

"If you look at the points, we have made a massive step towards the drivers' title," said Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff after the team's ninth one-two and 13th win of the season in Sunday's inaugural Russian Grand Prix.

Formula One: Lewis Hamilton puts Mercedes on pole in Russia

Rosberg had to recognise that Hamilton, fastest also in practice, had been quicker all weekend.

Formula One praying for stricken Jules Bianchi

French media said Bianchi remained critical and was under artificial respiration, contrary to reports on Sunday evening that suggested he was breathing unassisted after surgery.

Vettel wanted a new challenge; split has been amicable, says Red Bull's Marko

Red Bull announced on Saturday that Vettel, who has been overshadowed by Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo this season, would be leaving at the end of the year with his seat taken by Toro Rosso's Russian rookie Daniil Kvyat.