Kimi Raikkonen said earlier this year in what was one of his best quotes, "The winner is the one who scores the most". That does not necessarily mean that they ranked the best through the year - at least in my view. So I present over the next series of blogs my top teams and drivers of 2012.

Ferrari president, Luca Di Montezemolo, has suggested that F1 boss, Bernie Ecclestone, is senile, reports the BBC. Montezemolo, 65, made the commen...

Deserving Fernando Alonso may be but that shouldn't suggest that Sebastian Vettel is less so. Vettel and Red Bull put a serious challenge on for the title late in the season. What Vettel and Red Bull have done is nothing short of brilliant.

Michael Schumacher, Formula One's most successful driver, has retired for a second time from the sport at the age of 43 following Sunday's Brazilian G...

It all comes down to 15 points.

Lewis Hamilton said he was "massively proud" following his United States Grand Prix victory in Austin, Texas. After suffering mechanical issues in ...

I will be crossing my fingers, eyes and toes (sexy look, I know) in the hope that F1 in America at the Circuit of the Americas is a success. For Formula One to be a true WORLD Championship it has to include America.

Like everyone I have seen the criticism about a country like India receiving foreign aid when they can afford to host a Grand Prix. But my visit to the new born care unit has left me in no doubt that partnerships between organisations like UNICEF and the government, really are saving children's lives, day in, day out. Next year, UNICEF and others will be calling on the UK government and other world leaders to put an end to child hunger. Please remember the plight of these tiny babies, like I will, and add your support.

Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikonnen both left BBC pundit David Coulthard flushed in the Abu Dhabi heat on the Formula One Grand Prix podium. Raikon...

An F1 driver's job is to race cars - shouldn't we just let them do that?

Formula One has a certain amount of specification to it and there is no doubt about that fact but unless it becomes a much more regulated and specified sport, like NASCAR, it will be very difficult to avoid the development war which will escalate costs and separate the herd of have's and have not's.

With the United States Grand Prix now less than a month away, Lotus Formula One Team driver Jérôme D'Ambrosio had the privilege of becoming the firs...

It would be sad to see Cosworth leave F1 but current economic times are such that it may be more than just an engine supplier leaving the sport.

Red Bull's one-two at the Korean Grand Prix was followed by their drivers, winner Sebastian Vettel and runner-up Mark Webber, embarking on their own d...

Lewis Hamilton admitted he made a mistake after wrongly accused Jenson Button of disrespecting him by not following him on Twitter. After two tweet...

Michael Schumacher will retire from Formula One for the second time at the end of the season. Schumacher's seat at Mercedes will be taken by McLare...

In one of the most sensational transfer stories of F1's history Lewis Hamilton has announced that he is to leave McLaren after fifteen years and move to Mercedes, who have offered him a three year deal beginning at the start of the F1 season 2013.

Lewis grew up in the McLaren system and has been a part fo their driver stable for 14 years but there comes a time when young man must make the decisions, good ro bad, that will define his own career on terms he feels he has singlehandedly chosen.

As the birthplace of the Olympics, Greece deserves its high ranking in the pantheon of sporting achievements but in the current austere times the idea...

It must have taken quite a sales pitch to convince Lewis that success lies away from McLaren, a team he has been nurtured by since a young age. Many will claim he has followed the dollar signs, and the media will only focus on that - I say bollocks to that.