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“I hope to make amends for qualifying past year and I’m confident we can have a competitive race”.

Has India’s economic performance improved so much that the country’s ranking in the Global Competitiveness Index of World Economic Forum (WEF) jumps 16 places to 55th position? The top five countries that featured in the report were Switzerland, Singapore, the United...

The largest improvement in Serbia’s macroeconomic indicators was recorded for inflation, the NBS said, quoting the WEF Global Competitiveness Report 2014-2015.

November Brent crude on London’s ICE Futures exchange rose $0.44 to $48.13 a barrel.

Rosberg was quick to pay tribute to his engineers, but also spoke of his relief after Daniil Kvyat walked away from a spectacular crash, which saw the Russian roll his auto over during qualifying.

The smiles on the Mercedes-GP pit wall at Suzuka told onlookers all they needed to know.

Jenson Button has refused to dismiss speculation concerning his expected imminent retirement from Formula One and it is widely predicted that he will quit the sport within days of Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.

With a little help from Mother Nature, as well as a continuous problems that the Silver Arrows can not figure out now, the F1 Renault powered cars of Carlos Sainz Jr. of Toro Rosso and Dani Kvyat of Red Bull led the fastest times in Friday practice of sessions one and two...

The survey polled 21,950 respondents about their life overseas, in categories such as career, financial well-being, quality of life, and ease of acclimatisation in their new country.

Hamilton said he might have taken pole had his last lap not been stopped by Daniil Kvyat’s crash.

Hamilton rued two small mistakes in his first qualifying lap and said he would have improved had his second lap not been aborted due to Kvyat’s accident.

But there are question marks over Jenson Button.

“There has been a lot of discussion about where Jenson is going”.

Speaking after Friday’s rain-affected practice sessions, driver Romain Grosjean said of the situation: “It’s quite fun – it’s like camping!”

Jenson Button has remained tight-lipped on his Formula 1 future, but has insisted that he is in “good talks” with McLaren-Honda.