FIA president, Jean Todt insists that initiatives aimed at spicing up F1 must not "denature" the sport. read more »

Formula 1's proposal to run three sprint races is aimed at attracting more attention to the sport with Stefano Domenicali saying "it is worth" delving into. read more »

Changes to the Albert Park circuit - including the resurfacing of the entire track - aimed at improving the racing are to get underway next week. read more »

Despite new aero rules aimed at slowing Formula 1 cars down, while also improving their ability to race closely, the 2019 Mercedes W10 continued the team's turbo... read more »

James Allison says that the fact that upcoming regulations aimed at ending Mercedes's era of dominance motivate the German team. read more »

Toto Wolff warns that a balance of performance system aimed at converging engine performance would be the "beginning of the end" for the sport. read more »

Max Verstappen says Formula 1's 2022 rules are not designed to stop Mercedes, rather they are aimed at improving the racing for everyone. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has said his comments aimed at Lance Stroll at the Portuguese Grand Prix were "heated up from the outside" but has insisted he never... read more »

Lando Norris takes to social media to express remorse at his choice of words aimed at Lance Stroll and Lewis Hamilton following the Portuguese Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton has taken a thinly-veiled dig at Sir Jackie Stewart following negative comments from the three-time champion aimed at his fellow Briton. read more »

AlphaTauri driver Daniil Kvyat has declared the drivers have "full trust" in the FIA after it announced new contingency plans aimed at ensuring the Eifel Grand Prix... read more »

Valtteri Bottas said his postrace radio message after winning the Russian Grand Prix was aimed at online critics who have been telling him to give up. read more »

Sochi race-winner, Valtteri Bottas admits that his cryptic radio message was aimed at those who criticise him on social media. read more »

Valtteri Bottas's "f*** you" after his Russian Grand Prix was aimed at all those on social media telling to just "give up". read more »

Valtteri Bottas says his repetition of his "to whom it may concern, fuck you" message after winning the Russian GP was aimed at his F1 critics on social media. read more »

Lewis Hamilton said the time penalty which cost him a shot at winning the Russian Grand Prix was "ridiculous", adding that he felt the ruling was simply made to stop him. read more »

Declaring that he is "finished with it" after Mugello, Ziggo Sport's Olav Mol says Max Verstappen's frustrations are not aimed at Red Bull but his retirements. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has emphasised that McLaren must be wary of its midfield rivals' potential when Formula 1 introduces revised regulations in 2022. Formula 1 was... read more »

Esteban Ocon says a new clampdown aimed at stopping drivers going too slow on out laps actually made things worse in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix read more »

Yet again failing to join Max Verstappen in the battle for the podium at Spa, Alex Albon says he's able to ignore "95 percent" of the criticism aimed at him. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he supports athletes who have withdrawn from sporting events in the past few days but says there is no intention to follow suit at Formula 1's Belgian... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt hopes new regulations aimed at banning teams from copying rival cars will be enough to settle concerns Racing Point's rivals have over Formula... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called the FIA’s decision to ban qualifying engine modes “not a surprise”, and says it is obviously aimed at slowing Mercedes. Teams use various engine modes... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has no concerns about the introduction of a rule that appears to be aimed at slowing Mercedes down. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes a proposal to stop teams using qualifying-specific engine modes is aimed at slowing Mercedes down, but says it will not have the desired effect. read more »