Sergio Perez is convinced he will remain with Sauber for the rest of the season, but that will not stop rumours linking him with a switch to Ferrari.

Unfancied Mexican holds off Hamilton to finish second in a sodden Malaysian Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso lifted Ferrari out of the doldrums with his 28th career victory at the end of a rain-hit Malaysian Grand Prix.

World champion Vettel in hot pursuit as Red Bulls belie their poor qualifying performance

McLaren's Jenson Button won the Australian Grand Prix for the third time ahead of world champion Sebastian Vettel in an incident-packed season opener this morning.

Red Bull driver's pre-season has left him in a positive frame of mind

Felipe Massa has vowed to return to winning ways after being told he must deliver "something special" to make up for two years of under-achievement at Ferrari.

Ferrari have cancelled the official launch of their new car due to heavy snowfall in Maranello.

The Ferrari president, Luca di Montezemolo, has warned Felipe Massa he will need to improve next year if he is to remain with the Scuderia.

Second place is the first loser, so they say, but Fernando Alonso had no quibbles with that position. "I'm extremely happy with today's result," the Ferrari driver declared. "We had a weekend that probably was not the easiest one. But even with the difficulties we are second and fighting for victory, so this is a fantastic achievement. Second in Valencia, first at Silverstone and second here.

"People criticise me for my aggressive driving style, but I think today I was in a good space. There were some decisive moves that I pulled, and you had to drive with your head all the time. That was massively satisfying. I do it the way that I do it, and today I came through."

Lewis Hamilton reignited his Formula One championship challenge with a much-needed victory in the German Grand Prix.