Alonso says he is committed to McLaren

Double world champion Fernando Alonso said on Thursday he was committed long-term to McLaren despite the stunning success of rookie team mate Lewis Hamilton.

Kubica sidesteps talk of papal miracle

Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica sidestepped a claim on Thursday that he owed his life to the miraculous powers of Pope John Paul II.

Kubica passed fit to race in France

Polish Formula One driver Robert Kubica has passed a medical and will race in Sunday's French Grand Prix, his BMW Sauber team said on Thursday

Alonso revved up to end Hamilton's run

Fernando Alonso has had the French Grand Prix on his mind ever since he tried and failed to find a way past McLaren team mate Lewis Hamilton at Indianapolis.

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Prost sympathy for Alonso over Hamilton onslaught

Four-times world champion Alain Prost said on Tuesday that he was "absolutely surprised and impressed" by Lewis Hamilton's stunning arrival in Formula One this year.

Silverstone owners plan to fund revamp themselves

Silverstone's owners plan to revamp the British Formula One Grand Prix track with their own means and hope to approve a masterplan by the end of July, Damon Hill said on Tuesday.

Relax and enjoy the show, Hill tells McLaren boss

Former world champion Damon Hill has advised McLaren boss Ron Dennis to relax and enjoy the show of his two drivers scrapping for the Formula One title, rather than try to control their behaviour.

F1 champions Renault say they have turned the tide

Formula One champions Renault say they have turned the tide after a poor start to the season and expect to be more competitive in Sunday's French Grand Prix.

Todt says Massa and Raikkonen are Ferrari's future

Ferrari boss Jean Todt responded to speculation about the future of his Formula One drivers with a vote of confidence in Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen on Sunday.

Ferrari F1 employee Stepney denies sabotage

Former Ferrari technical manager Nigel Stepney has accused the Formula One team of waging a dirty tricks campaign against him amid legal proceedings and allegations of sabotage.

Ferrari president unhappy with Formula One season

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo, whose team are 35 points behind McLaren, said on Thursday that he was not enjoying Formula One this season because of rule changes.