Formula One News — June 2010

Motor sport's governing body, the FIA, has found USF1 guilty of infringing the International Sporting Code by failing to take part in this year's F1 world championship, for which it registered and was accepted.

European GP - Practice 2 Results

European GP - Practice 1 Report

European GP - Practice 1 Results

Despite two successive 1-2 finished for McLaren, world champion Jenson Button is predicting that the championship leaders could face a hard task in trying to make it a hat-trick in this weekend's European GP.

European GP - Thursday Press Conference

Fernando Alonso admitted to being 'optimistic' for this weekend's European Grand Prix at Valencia but played down expectations that he could be the pace setter.

Pirelli has landed the deal as F1's sole tyre supplier for three years beginning in 2011, following a meeting of the FIA World Council in Geneva today.

Ferrari has announced that Pat Fry will join the Italian team starting on July 1st.

Renault is hoping for a strong showing in Valencia this coming weekend as it bids to close down the 29 point gap to fourth-placed Mercedes in the constructors' championship.

Former Formula One driver JJ Lehto suffered broken ribs and an injuries to his head in a boat accident early this morning in Finland.

The return of Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) to Formula 1 next year, in conjunction with improved car safety, looks set to penalise F1's heavier drivers once again.

Ferrari's Luca di Montezemolo has again questioned whether F1's new teams are of a sufficient standard to be on the Formula 1 grid.

Force India's Andy Stevenson has lambasted the conduct of drivers in the Canadian Grand Prix after separate incidents spoiled the races of Tonio Liuzzi and Adrian Sutil.

Lewis Hamilton's second successive grand prix win means that the 2010 world championship has its fifth championship leader in eight races. First it was Alonso, then Massa, Button, Webber and now Lewis.

Canadian GP - Race Report

Canadian GP - Sunday Photos

Robert Kubica and Jaime Alguersuari have both been given reprimands by the race Stewards for separate incidents.

Felipe Massa was given a 20 second penalty after the event when the stewards of the race determined that the Brazilian driver sped in the pits.

Canadian GP - Race Notes

Canadian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Canadian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Canadian GP - Race Results

Lewis Hamilton has kept his Canadian GP pole position but been reprimanded and fined $10,000 for being in breach of article 15.1 of the F1 sporting regulations. After setting his pole position time, Hamilton stopped on his slowdown lap and exceeded the maximum time for getting back to the pits.

Canadian GP - Qualifying Report