Kevin Magnussen has denied apologising to Marcus Ericsson in the wake of the Australian GP, a race in which the Haas driver was blamed for their first lap collision. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has put Ferrari's winning start to this campaign down to the "more targeted" work that the Scuderia put in over the winter. read more »

Max Verstappen is "quite confident" that Red Bull can close the gap to Ferrari and Mercedes to within a second in the upcoming races. read more »

Focus on... Ferrari vs Mercedes Shanghai will show us just how real Ferrari's pace is. Sebastian Vettel scored a popular victory in Melbourne as the Italian team appeared... read more »

Formula 1 could be in wet Chinese Grand Prix weekend with rain forecast for Friday's practices and Sunday's 56-lap race. read more »

As McLaren-Honda's woes continue, Helmut Marko is "really grateful" that former McLaren boss Ron Dennis put an end to Red Bull's plans of switching to Honda... read more »

Although he has been accused of chasing the money rather than doing what is good for F1, Bernie Ecclestone says one of his last actions was saying no to a Vietnam GP. read more »

Having reverted to last year's MGU-K following reliability concerns, Renault are hoping to have the 2017 version back in the cars "as early as possible." read more »

Despite making changes to the organisation in the wake of pre-season testing, Honda are not expecting to see immediate differences. read more »

Honda Formula 1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa has conceded that the manufacturer thought developing McLaren's 2017 engine would be "too easy". read more »

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 »