BBC F1 presenter Jake Humphrey is joined by chief analyst Eddie Jordan and co-commentator David Coulthard to look ahead to the 2012 F1 season, which starts in Melbourne on 16 March.

Red bull design chief Adrian Newey says he cannot see himself ever leaving the team.

Lotus racer Kimi Raikkonen sets the fastest time on the first day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Jerez, Spain.

Williams unveil the FW34 - the car that they hope will revive their fortunes after the worst season in their history.

A look at the new faces (and in some cases noses) that will be on show when the new F1 season starts in March.

Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel is "as confident as he can be at this point" following the official launch of Red Bull's new RB8 car.

Red Bull launch their new car which will be driven by world champion Sebastian Vettel and team-mate Mark Webber.

Lotus unveil the car former world champion Kimi Raikkonen will drive on his return to Formula 1 this season.

The BBC's Formula 1 coverage is named best sports programme in the prestigious Broadcast Awards.

Sauber's technical director James Key leaves the Swiss team to take up a new role in the UK.

Force India say their decision to drop Adrian Sutil for 2012 had nothing to do with his trial on grievous bodily harm charges.

Speaking at the launch of Force India's new car for 2012, Paul di Resta says the VJM05 is an "incredible achievement" and will help take his driving to "another level" next season.

Ferrari unveil their 2012 Formula 1 car, saying they have a "responsibility" to win from the start of the season.

Speaking at the launch of Ferrari's new car for 2012, Felipe Massa says he is confident the team can achieve success with the "aggressive" F2012 and win their first drivers' title since 2007.

Force India unveil the new Formula 1 car in which Scotland's Paul di Resta will compete in 2012.

Indian driver Narain Karthikeyan joins Pedro de la Rosa at HRT for the 2012 season, completing their driver line-up.

BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson joins Jake Humphrey at the launch of McLaren's 2012 challenger, the MP4-27, to take a closer look at the design of the car.

Heavy snow at their base in Maranello forces Ferrari to cancel the launch of their new car for 2012.

Speaking at the launch of McLaren's new car for 2012, Lewis Hamilton tells BBC Sport's Jake Humphrey he has "matured" following a difficult 2011 season and "nothing else matters" apart from winning his second world championship.

Lewis Hamilton says he has put last season's problems behind him, and is confident of success in the new campaign.