Silverstone launch for 2013 F1 car
Force India take the wraps of their new car
Veteran broadcaster back where it all began
The former ITV Anglia sports reporter Steve Rider is back in the region to launch his autobiography.
Vettel wins in Japan... but is cautious about F1 title
Milton Keynes' Red Bull Racing celebrate a third win in four years at Suzuka
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Hamilton takes pole in Chinese GP qualifying
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton grabbed his first pole position for the Brackley-based team since joining them at the start of the year.
Hamilton head the grid for the start of tomorrow's Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit.
Mercedes launch new F1 car
Mercedes have launched their new formula one car at Jerez in Spain. It's the last of the three fomula one teams based in our region to reveal its new car. The Mercedes will be driven by Lewis Hamilton this season after he signed from McLaren.
Mercedes, based at Brackley, in Northamptonshire, had a disappointing season last year despite scoring their first win with Nico Rosberg, who will partnering Hamilton this season.
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Silverstone launch for 2013 F1 car
Force India take the wraps of their new car
Read the full storyVeteran broadcaster back where it all began
The former ITV Anglia sports reporter Steve Rider is back in the region to launch his autobiography.
Read the full storyVettel wins in Japan... but is cautious about F1 title
Milton Keynes' Red Bull Racing celebrate a third win in four years at Suzuka
Read the full storySchumacher to retire from F1
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Schumey to retire from F1 (again)
Michael Schumacher will retire from Formula One for the second time at the end of the season.
The seven-time World Champion will leave the Northamptonshire-based Mercedes Petronas team at the end of the season.
Schumacher's seat at Mercedes will be taken by McLaren's Lewis Hamilton in 2013.
He said: "I have decided to retire at the end of the season. I still feel I am capable of competing against the best but the time sometimes comes to say goodbye and this time it might be forever."
F1 crash driver released from hospital
Maria De Villota has been released from hospital following an accident that resulted in her losing her right eye while test driving for F1 team Marussia.
De Villota required two operations at Addendrooke's Hospital in Cambridge in the wake of a crash at Duxford Airfield.
She was admitted to Madrid's La Paz hospital last week and has since undergone plastic surgery, and a statement from the hospital released on her behalf revealed she has not suffered any neurological injuries.
Investigation into F1 test crash completed
A Formula One Team whose car was involved in a crash on Duxford Airfield has completed a detailed investigation into the accident.
Read the full storyFamily of F1 crash driver thank public for support
The family of Maria De Villota, the Formula One test driver who was badly injured in a crash at Duxford Airfield, has thanked the public for their support.
The 32-year-old remains in a stable condition in Addenbrooke's Hospital, having lost her right eye in the accident.
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