Team Lotus will give third driver Luiz Razia a full day of testing for the F1 Young Driver test at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi, which runs from 15th-17th November. The Brazilian will also be driving for Caterham Team AirAsia at the GP2 finale in Abu Dhabi the weekend before the test, pairing up with Alexander Rossi, who will also be taking part in the Young Driver test.

The people of Milton Keynes will be in for a rare treat on Saturday 10th December as Red Bull put on a show run event to celebrate clinching the 2011 drivers’ and constructors’ championships.

Name changes for three teams were approved at the F1 Commission meeting in Geneva today: Team Lotus will be renamed to Caterham, Renault will become Lotus and Virgin Racing will be known as Marussia.

HRT have today announced that they have renewed their existing gearbox supply deal with Williams until the end of next season. In addition to gearboxes, Williams will also supply HRT with KERS and related technologies for the first time next season.

Jean-Eric Vergne will get the chance to drive the championship winning Red Bull RB7 at the Young Driver test in Abu Dhabi later this month, the team have today announced.

Sebastian Vettel takes victory in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix, finishing 8.4 seconds ahead of second-place driver Jenson Button.

Toro Rosso leave India level on point with Sauber in the constructors’ championship after Jaime Alguersuari used the strong pace of the STR6 around the new Buddh International Circuit to claim eighth place.

Sebastian Vettel said that he felt mixed emotions today after taking victory in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix – clearly he enjoyed taking his eleventh victory of 2011, but was also remembering Dan Wheldon and Marco Simoncelli.

Second place for Jenson Button and seventh for Lewis Hamilton in Delhi today means that McLaren now have enough points to ensure that Ferrari cannot better their points tally and thus secures the team second place in the constructors’ championship.

Force India today picked up a couple of points at the first ever home race for the team, delighting boss Vijay Mallya, who played a part in getting India its own grand prix.

Mercedes finished the inaugural Indian Grand Prix in fifth and sixth places today, the best result they could realistically have hoped for going into the race.

The inaugural Indian Grand Prix brought mixed fortunes for the two Sauber drivers today: Sergio Perez impressed by battling his way from twentieth on the grid to finish tenth and collect a point for his team, but Kamui Kobayashi was forced to retired on the first lap.

Felipe Massa refused to agree with the decision of the stewards who penalised him for a collision with McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton during the inaugural Indian Grand Prix today in Delhi.

Sebastian Vettel led every lap of the first-ever Indian Grand Prix to take his eleventh victory of the 2011 season. Jenson Button came home 8.4 seconds behind the world champion to further cement his second place in drivers’ standings and Fernando Alonso was third.

The BBC are today reporting that Paul di Resta will remain at Force India for the 2012 season, and is likely to be partnered by current test and reserve driver Nico Hulkenberg.

Lotus Renault GP have today announced that GP2 champion Romain Grosjean will get a chance to drive for the team during FP1 at the final two races of the 2011 season.