Formula 1 team bosses are ready to discuss the issue of overtaking if it continues to be as difficult as it was at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Fans will be able to hear from the likes of Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Antonio Giovinazzi ahead of the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Romain Grosjean is hopeful that there will be not second season syndrome at Haas after the team increased their staff numbers during the off-season. read more »

Felipe Massa loves the passion from the Chinese fans, while Lance Stroll has said he will change his approach in Shanghai. read more »

Williams have posted very encouraging results for 2016, with financial growth both as an Formula 1 team and their Advanced Engineering branch. read more »

Jolyon Palmer has said he is not bothered by the criticism levelled at him and is "relishing" the challenge of out-performing team-mate Niko Hulkenberg. read more »

Andrew Davies takes a look at who landed the opening blows as we head into the second round in China. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hoping for a "trouble-free" race, while Stoffel Vandoorne believes China will be "equally difficult" as Australia. read more »

Marcus Ericsson is looking forward to the night race in Bahrain in particular, while Pascal Wehrlein is hoping to be fit in time for the third round. read more »

Formula 1 commercial chief Sean Bratches has said Liberty Media will do everything in their power to help all circuits provide a better experience for the fans. read more »

McLaren's executive director Zak Brown has said there are no plans to develop their own engines in their quest to solve their long-running problems. read more »

Ex-Ferrari driver Eddie Irvine has called Sebastian Vettel "a spoiled brat" and said he is not in the same bracket as Michael Schumacher. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has said he cannot recall another season where Lewis Hamilton has acquitted himself as well as he has done this season. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will continue in the Sauber car at the Chinese Grand Prix after Pascal Wehrlein withdrew from the race due to fitness concerns. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier is expecting the team to struggle throughout the Chinese Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Toto Wolff says he was "impressed" with Pascal Wehrlein for his "courage and selflessness" in informing Sauber that he could not race in Australia. read more »

A new era of cars and a first win of the season has Mark Webber stating that his former team-mate Sebastian Vettel is "mentally quite back" in the game. read more »

Such is Renault's confidence in their coming upgrades that Cyril Abiteboul says if they were on the car right now, the team would be "easily in the points." read more »

Already speaking about a fairer distribution of F1's prize money, Bob Fernley says Liberty Media's tune is "music" to Force India's ears. read more »

Despite Sauber's only finisher completing the Australian GP two laps down on the race winner, Monisha Kaltenborn believes points will be possible this season. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's Australian Grand Prix win was just the "tip of the iceberg", that's according to the Ferrari driver. read more »

Ross Brawn believes that by levelling Formula 1's playing field, the sport will attack more manufacturers and sponsors. read more »

Haas team boss Guenther Steiner on that Australian double DNF, Ferrari's engine improvement and why NASCAR quick fixes won't work in F1. read more »

The Chinese GP, which takes place around the Shanghai International Circuit, marks the second round of the 2017 F1 World Championship. read more »

Romain Grosjean was "actually surprised" by the lack of drama at the start of the Australian GP given the new rules that were intended to make starts more difficult. read more »