Nigel Stepney, the former Ferrari engineer at the centre of the 2007 spying scandal, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for his part in the affair according to the Reuters news agency – but under the Italian legal system it is thought highly unlikely that he will serve the sentence

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Stepney sentenced over spy affair

Ex-Lotus Formula 1 racer Trevor Taylor died yesterday aged 73 after losing his battle with cancer

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Trevor Taylor dies aged 73

Mercedes GP team boss Ross Brawn is adamant that Michael Schumacher’s talent has not diminished at all during his lay-off, and that it is only a lack of harmony with this year’s tyres that is holding the German legend back

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Brawn: Schumacher has not faded

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo says his team’s championship surge is entirely down to its hard work and that the squad has proved its calibre by getting Fernando Alonso back into the thick of the title fight

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Di Montezemolo lauds team’s recovery

Q and A with Jenson Button

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Q and A with Jenson Button

Jenson Button will go into the final four rounds of the world championship ‘confident, relaxed and happy’ even though he is currently at the tail of the group of five drivers battling for the crown

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Button ‘relaxed’ about deciding races

Q and A with Lewis Hamilton

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Q and A with Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says he has put his Singapore Grand Prix retirement behind him and now feels more positive about his title chances again

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Hamilton: Title hopes not dead yet

The Lotus Racing team has announced a new deal with Chief Technical Officer Mike Gascoyne that will see the Briton stay onboard for a further five years.

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Lotus extends Gascoyne deal until 2015

Q and A with Sam Michael

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Q and A with Sam Michael