Gene Haas admits that much of the lure of F1 stems from the ability to sell more of his products. read more »

Gene Haas admits that there is still a considerable amount to do before the Formula 1 season starts, given the difficulty presented by the logistical arrangements for his new... read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne enjoys his two days in the McLaren MP4-30, but admits he doesn't know when he will next be driving an F1 car. read more »

Although Kimi Raikkonen admits it is "too early" to pass judgement on Pirelli's wet compound, he says he prefers last year's tyres... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits he was keen to drive at Le Mans last year, but Red Bull didn't share his enthusiasm. read more »

GP2 Series Champion Stoffel Vandoorne admits there are no guarantees that he will have a race seat for McLaren-Honda in 2017. read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds is adamant that Mercedes can be beaten in 2016, but admits his outfit must raise its game if it is to exploit the "chinks… read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says Michael Schumacher's predicament is "painful" to witness, following the seven-time World Champion's skiing accident in December… read more »

FIA president Jean Todt admits that bringing refuelling back to F1 is still on the agenda. read more »

Renault MD Abiteboul admits new engine formula is not fit for purpose. read more »

Faenza team admits that late decision to switch to Ferrari power units has compromised 2016 preparations. read more »

Toro Rosso technical director James Key admits the team's 2016 challenger has been compromised by the late confirmation of its Ferrari engine supply. Toro Rosso was left... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits he was impressed by the way Daniil Kvyat turned things around last season, adding "there is room for improvement"... read more »

Toro Rosso's James Key admits that the late decision to switch to Ferrari power has 'compromised' the team's preparations for the 2016 F1 season read more »

Sauber's Erik Schuivens admits their 2016 challenger "won't be a revolution", adding they will find it difficult to keep McLaren behind them... read more »

Mario Illien admits Renault faces a challenge to bring its power unit up to speed in time for its full return, but is optimistic progress will be swift. read more »

Purist Kimi Raikkonen admits that he is no fan of some of the new additions to the F1 calendar. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull can take positives from 2015, but admits they have to "tread water" before they can expect any real progress... read more »

Red Bull will "have to tread water" early in the 2016 Formula 1 season, admits Christian Horner, but he thinks it will rise again because it has kept its key staff read more »

Alex Lynn insists that he needs to deliver in a second season of GP2 if he wants to cement a full-time move to F1 or another top flight category in 2017. read more »

Though he admits there is work to do, Kimi Raikkonen says he is heading into the Christmas period feeling happier about Ferrari's future. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits Ferrari's form surprised him in his first year at Maranello but says they now must improve again to mount a title challenge against Mercedes in 2016. read more »

Dennis admits he found Alonso sunbathing funny read more »

Ron Dennis admits there is a mountain to climb, but insists it will be conquered. read more »

Mika Hakkinen admits it has been "painful" to watch his former team McLaren struggle for performance and reliability in Formula 1 during 2015 read more »