Ferrari chief executive Louis Camilleri has admitted F1's struggling giants are "in a hole" and will find it "tough" to get out of it before the... read more »

Ferrari CEO, Louis Camilleri admits that the Italian team is "in a hole" and that "it will take time" to turn things around. read more »

Renault Formula 1 Daniel Ricciardo admits it was "frustrating to see" Alex Albon's pace late in the Tuscan Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver taking third from him read more »

Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri says his F1 team finds itself stuck "in a hole" and admits it will be "tough" to turn things around before 2022. read more »

Carlos Sainz, one of twelve drivers given an official warning following the restart mayhem, admits the incident was "pretty scary" as drivers shed light on what happened. read more »

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton admits he is yet to reach his highest level of performance around the Mugello circuit but insists there is "more to come" after... read more »

Sergio Perez admits that he was surprised to be dropped by Racing Point, learning of his axing in a phone call from team owner Lawrence Stroll on Wednesday morning. read more »

Toto Wolff admits that eight years in the role of team principal of the Mercedes F1 team is "taking its toll" as he continues to weigh up his future.  read more »

Valtteri Bottas admits he must make significant improvements in order to keep his hopes of winning the 2020 Championship alive. The Finn currently sits 47 points behind... read more »

Toto Wolff admits that the newly introduced ban on engine modes compromised his team's efforts during Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, while drivers say ban will mean... read more »

Charles Leclerc admits that his crash at the Parabolica, which played a significant role in turning the Italian Grand Prix on its head, was down to him. read more »

Lance Stroll believes a first F1 victory was possible at the Italian GP but was left frustrated that a slow start on the red flag restart cost him. read more »

As the ban on engine modes appears to have made little difference to Mercedes dominance, Toto Wolff admits the manufacturer was already prepared for the FIA's move when it... read more »

As Ferrari's struggles continue, team boss, Mattia Binotto admits that he began to question whether he was up to the role. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has admitted questioning his role while Formula One's oldest and most successful team endure one of their worst seasons in decades. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has admitted he questioned whether he was the right person to lead the outfit in the wake of its early season Formula 1 struggles read more »

Toto Wolff admits he is "frustrated" by F1's decision to ban party mode but warned Mercedes' rivals they'll use it as "motivation". read more »

Charles Leclerc admits Ferrari was expecting its low-fuel qualifying runs to be "a bit worse" during practice at Monza, stating the pace was "quite... read more »

Valtteri Bottas admits he was 'slightly surprised' Mercedes was so far ahead of its competitors in Formula 1 Friday practice for the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says he's upset by his run of bad luck this season, as he admits the points lost through no fault of his own is starting to "hurt" read more »

This weekend sees engine modes banned, and Lewis Hamilton admits that he's amused by a move which he and his team take as a compliment. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he finds debate and reasons around the ban of so-called F1 'party modes' from this weekend's Italian GP "quite amusing". read more »

McLaren F1 driver Carlos Sainz admits his current run of bad luck at the start of the 2020 season is becoming "difficult to digest". read more »

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto says "patience and stability" is required and admits it could take "many years" for the team to return to competitiveness in F1.  read more »

Haas boss, Guenther Steiner admits that while there have been no talks in terms of the team's 2021 line-up, "sometimes you need a change". read more »