| F1: Ferrari pleased with initial progress Ferrari's chief designer Nikolas Tombazis says the team was pleased with its first day of running with the new F2012. |
| F1: Button: McLaren set for better start Jenson Button believes McLaren has got off to a much better start to its testing programme this year than it did in 2011, having declared himself "very happy" with the opening day of winter running |
| F1: Bianchi to make Force India debut Jules Bianchi will sample Force India's new VJM05 for the first time at Jerez on Wednesday |
| F1: Webber shrugs off test delay Mark Webber says Red Bull recovered well from losing the first three hours of running on the opening day of Formula 1 winter testing when parts were late arriving |
| F1: Schumacher happy Raikkonen is back Michael Schumacher says he is very happy to have Kimi Raikkonen back in Formula 1, after the Finn completed a perfect comeback to testing on Tuesday. |
| WRC: Rally Sweden secures TV deal The organisers of this week's Rally Sweden have confirmed there will be international television coverage of the event |
| WTCC: Oriola to stick with SUNRED Pepe Oriola will remain with SUNRED Engineering for his second year in the World Touring Car Championship |
| F1: Raikkonen quickest in first test of 2012 Kimi Raikkonen got his 2012 Formula 1 comeback off to a perfect start by topping the opening day of pre-season testing at Jerez. |
| F1: HRT ready for final crash test HRT is hoping to pass its final crash test on Wednesday, so that its new car will be able to run for the first time at the next Formula 1 test at Barcelona in a fortnight's time. |
| F1: Newey stays cautious over RB8 speed Red Bull Racing's success last year gives no guarantees that its new RB8 challenger will set the pace this season, according to chief technical officer Adrian Newey. |
