Heading to Singapore, a track that should suit his SF71H, the only thing standing between Sebastian Vettel and victory is Sebastian Vettel. And probably Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Hamilton: Mercedes can no longer afford to 'bluff' read more »

Lewis Hamllton says Mercedes can't afford to "bluff" in the F1 2018 title race any longer, and admits he is concerned about Ferrari's pace advantage as he... read more »

A fall in Italian Grand Prix ticket sales has left the country's motorsport president worried it may not be able to afford to keep the Formula 1 race beyond 2019 read more »

Renault cannot afford to let its 2019 work compromise its '18 car's development because of the pressure it is under in Formula 1's midfield battle, says chassis... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull cannot afford to qualify on the third row for the Hungarian Grand Prix if it wants to capitalise on its Formula 1 victory shot this weekend read more »

A focused Lewis Hamilton says driver mistakes could be the deciding factor in a close and "intense" F1 2018 title race, but believes he will be the last man to crack... read more »

Lewis Hamilton saw his qualifying end early due to a loss of hydraulic pressure following an excursion at Turn 1, leaving him to start fourteenth. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says his Mercedes Formula 1 team "can't afford to throw away points" the way it did in the Austrian Grand Prix read more »

Max Verstappen may have a long-term Red Bull F1 contract, but right now, it's 2019 free agent Daniel Ricciardo who is bringing home the bacon for the team. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes the pressure is already on for him to close down the 17-point gap to World Championship leader Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff orders "no margin for mistakes" for the rest of the 2018 F1 season in the battle to defend its world titles read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he cannot afford to lose any more points to Sebastian Vettel at this weekend's Chinese GP. read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown says Formula One cannot afford to cater to existing manufacturers like Ferrari and Mercedes when deciding the next set of regulations. read more »

F1 cannot afford to let any manufacturer, let alone Ferrari, walk away from the sport after 2020, according to former world champion Nigel Mansell. read more »

Sergio Perez believes Force India cannot afford to bring team orders into effect again next season with the threat of a resurgence from both Renault and McLaren. read more »

Lewis Hamilton anticipates an even closer fight for the F1 title next year, giving Mercedes increased impetus to keep pushing in its hunt for a fifth straight set of titles. read more »

Christian Horner doesn't believe Ferrari can afford to leave Formula 1 but says the team and sport "both need each other" as the debate surrounding the iconic... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes cannot afford to rest on its laurels despite the remarkable turnaround at the Singapore Grand Prix which moved the team closer towards both Formula One... read more »

Focus on... The title fight The Singapore Grand Prix news agenda is likely to be dominated by McLaren's impending divorce from Honda and the various other parts of that... read more »

McLaren-Honda's Zak brown says that his team can't afford not to be on the podium in 2018 as a deadline approaches for a final decision on who will supply the team... read more »

MONZA, Italy -- Valtteri Bottas says the Mercedes he took to second place at the Italian Grand Prix felt better than it has done all year, but believes the world champions... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo was pleased to finish on the podium in Canada, in what was a tough race for the Australian. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes he cannot afford another poor weekend if he wants to beat Formula One title rival Sebastian Vettel to this year's world championship. The Mercedes... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says the Formula 1 team cannot afford to ease off in developing its chassis, even while lacking the engine power to properly compete read more »