Christian Horner has hit out at the FIA's decision to introduce new aerodynamic regulations for the 2019 F1 season, but Ferrari and Mercedes have supported the planned... read more »

The "pressure" and "responsibility" of supplying Red Bull with a Formula 1 engine are key to Honda's discussions with the team for next season read more »

The FIA's Nikolas Tombazis concedes the 2019 F1 rule changes are "a halfway house" but plays down parallels which could form the 2021 regulations read more »

McLaren will "neither confirm nor deny" rumours that they will join IndyCar on a full-time basis as early as 2019. read more »

Felipe Masa will drive for Monaco's Venturi Formula E Team starting from the 2018-2019 season. read more »

Sauber's Charles Leclerc's impressive form could see him promoted to Ferrari in 2019, says BBC F1 analyst Jolyon Palmer. read more »

Reports have emerged today that McLaren staff are in Indianapolis to discuss a potential full-time 2019 IndyCar entry. Sources suggest that the team are looking at a... read more »

The prospect of "sub-optimal" British weather was enough to convince Formula One chiefs not to move Silverstone's position on the calendar to host Formula... read more »

F1 commercial boss Sean Bratches has revealed that it had been proposed to move Silverstone's slot on the 2019 calendar to celebrate the 1,000th Grand Prix. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne says he wants to remain a McLaren driver next season, adamant there's not "much of a margin" between himself and Fernando Alonso. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it is laughable that Formula One has pushed through a set of aerodynamic tweaks which look set to slow cars down in 2019. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not a fan of the aerodynamic regulation changes for 2019 and feels F1 drivers should have had more input in the decision  read more »

McLaren will shelve consideration of their 2019 driver line-up until mid-season with the team determined to keep Fernando Alonso if they can read more »

Sebastian Vettel finds Formula 1's flip-flopping over aerodynamics "a bit comical" now rulemakers have pushed through a change to reduce downforce levels for 2019 read more »

Hamilton and Vettel query F1 2019 decision-making process read more »

The depth of data supplied by Formula 1's biggest teams for the FIA's 2019 rules research was an "incredible" example of their resource advantage, according... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has hit out at the aero regulation changes being introduced next season to improve overtaking. read more »

Miami's Mayor Francis Suarez says hosting a Formula 1 race on his city's streets would be like hosting the Super Bowl "every year for the next 10 years" read more »

Despite pressure from Renault, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says no decision will be taken on its 2019 engine supply until next month at the earliest. read more »

Toto Wolff hasn't ruled out the potential of signing a driver from outside the Mercedes fold for 2019 read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has hit out at Formula One's proposed regulations for 2019. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has laid into the 2019 F1 regulations tweaks and criticises the sport for "shooting itself in the foot" read more »

New aerodynamic changes to be introduced next season to aid overtaking will slow cars by around 1.5s admits FIA's technical boss. read more »

Christian Horner was surprised new aerodynamic regulations were rushed through for 2019, and feels they were based research he deems as 'immature'. read more »

Christian Horner frustrated by F1's 'rushed' 2019 regulations read more »