Ecclestone says Sepang circuit needs facelift

Malaysia's Sepang circuit looks shabby and is in need of a facelift, according to Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

Alonso leads McLaren one-two in Malaysia

Double world champion Fernando Alonso celebrated an emphatic victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday, while British rookie Lewis Hamilton finished second to hand McLaren their first one-two since 2005.

Alonso wins Malaysian GP for McLaren

World champion Fernando Alonso won the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday to hand new team McLaren-Mercedes its first Formula One win since 2005.

Kisses from AirAsia attendants

Coulthard near-miss is timely reminder

David Coulthard provided a timely reminder on Thursday that Formula One can never rest on its laurels where driver safety is concerned.

Spyker protest against Toro Rosso at Malaysian GP

Spyker protested at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Thursday against the legality of the cars entered by Formula One rivals Toro Rosso.

Davidson on the mend after back injury

Britain's Anthony Davidson is confident his injured back will not give him any problems in Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix even though he has not fully recovered from the injury.

Ferrari favourites to win in Malaysia-Alonso

Double world champion Fernando Alonso expects Ferrari to continue their winning start to the Formula One season in Malaysia on Sunday with his McLaren team still playing catch-up.

Raikkonen unconcerned by engine penalty threat

Finland's Kimi Raikkonen remains philosophical over the prospect of being handed a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix should Ferrari be forced to change his engine

Hamilton still coming to terms with F1 life

British driver Lewis Hamilton has described his new life in Formula One as an "out of body experience" after his impressive podium finish at the season opening Australian Grand Prix last month.

F1's light moment in Kuala Lumpur

New series hopes to score with soccer fans

A new motor racing series combining fast cars and football could bring in extra millions for clubs like AC Milan and Barcelona if it kicks off as planned next year.