Branding the Imola Sprint a "great success", F1 MD, Ross Brawn admits that despite failing to reach an agreement this season, he is targeting six Sprints in 2023. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted for the first time that Mercedes is not in the hunt to fight for Formula 1 world championships this year.  read more »

"There was no disagreement at all", insisted Toto Wolff after he was seen in an apparent argument with Lewis Hamilton at Imola. read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin admits that currently the German team is a midfield runner and not a title challenger. read more »

As Mercedes fails to get a car into Q3 for the first time since 2012, Lewis Hamilton admits that "each weekend is a rescue". read more »

Carlos Sainz admits that media speculation over his Ferrari contract had him laughing. read more »

As Lewis Hamilton is linked with a buy-out of Chelsea Football Club, Max Verstappen admits to being amused by the idea. read more »

Charles Leclerc says the search to find the thieves who robbed the F1 world championship leader of a luxury watch has not been totally "smooth".  read more »

Ahead of the first Sprint of the season, Toto Wolff admits that it will take time before Mercedes can match the pace of the Ferrari and Red Bull. read more »

It's fair to say that Aston Martin team principal, Mike Krack has joined the team at a difficult time, however he admits that he knew it was never going to be easy. read more »

While he admits it is a "dream", Kevin Magnussen says a podium finish this year is "realistic" and he is "putting my money on it". read more »

Toto Wolff admits that his team is resisting the urge to introduce upgrades due to the fear of "confusing" the situation. read more »

Nicholas Latifi admits there is "still quite a bit to find" from his side of the garage, most notably "pace". read more »

Both Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll had expensive incidents during the Australian Grand Prix which could hurt Aston Martin's future. read more »

It may only be three races in but Max Verstappen's title ambitions seem to hang on a knife edge after continued Red Bull relaiblity issues. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto admits that Ferrari's pace at the start of the 2022 Formula 1 season has exceeded its expectations. The Maranello-based squad has won... read more »

Following Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, Helmut Marko admits that reliability isn't Red Bull's only concern. read more »

Alex Albon admits that his efforts to hold on to a point scoring position in Sunday's Grand Prix felt like a never ending string of qualifying laps. read more »

Max Verstappen's second DNF of the season sees the world champion slip to sixth in the standings, the Dutchman admitting that the RB18's lack of reliability is... read more »

Pipped to pole position by Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen admits he has been "all over the place" at Albert Park. read more »

Finishing FP2 in thirteenth, 1.5s off the pace, Lewis Hamilton admits that "nothing we change on the car makes a difference". read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner admits that the lack of a spare chassis and even some parts, has left the American outfit vulnerable over the Melbourne weekend, but he's... read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that there will be no "magic fix" for the team's issues as it returns to Australia. read more »

After testing positive and missing the first two races, it feels a bit like arriving late to school, admits Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Andreas Seidl admits McLaren's rivals have done a "better job" with their 2022 cars, saying the Woking team needs to "strike back". read more »