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Drivers: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Jenson Button (McLaren), Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) and Mark Webber (Red Bull). Q: Lots of things have been said about team-mates and the relationship between team-mates. How good is your relationship? Could it be better, could it be worse? Mark, would you like to start. Mark Webber: I think the press are bored. There is nothing else to talk about, so they want to talk about team-mates. That seems to have been the topic for the last 10 days or whatever...

Williams have announced the appointment of former CEO Adam Parr as their new chairman. Parr takes over from team founder Frank Williams, who continues as team principal. “Adam joined Williams in 2006 as chief executive officer and has taken the lead in putting the team on a stronger financial footing, developing new businesses and building our social responsibility programme,” said Williams...

After the confines of the Valencian streets, the Formula One calendar moves to the wide open spaces of Silverstone for the British Grand Prix. With a new circuit layout that has drawn almost universal praise from those drivers lucky enough to have sampled it, the teams cannot wait to begin their on-track preparations at what is for many their home race…

Red Bull will be very strong at a revised Silverstone this weekend, but many fans will want to see the two McLaren drivers - Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, currently first and second in drivers' points table - fight it out for home victory in the British Grand Prix. Both men are pinning their hopes not just on the MP4-25's famed F-duct, but also a series of new upgrades which include a blown diffuser similar to Red Bull's, and to those introduced in Valencia by Ferrari and Renault...