Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has confirmed the team is to 'undo some changes' after a difficult Friday in Hungary. read more »

Sainz retired from the race last time out at the Red Bull Ring when his engine expired spectacularly just as he was about to launch an attack on early leader Max Verstappen.The... read more »

Perez was pushing eventual pole-winner Charles Lelcerc hard throughout qualifying on Saturday and was just 0.09s slower than the Ferrari driver in Q2 but did trail Leclerc and... read more »

The Monegasque driver had been completing a demonstration run in the ex-Niki Lauda 1974 Ferrari F1 car on Sunday, when he spun at Rascasse.After suffering unexpected brake... read more »

Sergio Perez edges out Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen in FP3, as Mercedes appears to have taken a step backwards overnight as porpoising returns with a vengeance. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has agreed to remove his ear piercings for the Miami GP despite calling F1's jewellery ban a "step backwards" and "unnecessary". read more »

Lewis Hamilton has slammed the FIA's crackdown on drivers wearing jewellery, calling it a "step backwards" and an "unnecessary spat". read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton says the sport's clampdown on wearing jewellery during race weekends is "a step backwards". Ahead of this... read more »

As the FIA steps up its clampdown on jewellery and non-conforming underwear, Lewis Hamilton feels the sport should have better things to do as he shows no sign of backing... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called F1's ban on drivers wearing jewellery in the car "a step backwards" and said he will spend the weekend sightseeing in Miami instead of... read more »

New F1 race director Niels Wittich reminded drivers prior to the Australian Grand Prix in April that the FIA International Sporting Code prohibits drivers wearing jewellery in... read more »

McLaren entered the 2022 season looking to build on a strong campaign last year, highlighted by its first win for almost nine years at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.But the... read more »

After Aston Martin went "totally backwards" having declared big ambitions last year, McLaren's Zak Brown is applying caution. read more »

The 2021 Belgian Grand Prix is a race that will live long in the memory and for all the wrong reasons. read more »

Max Verstappen says he lost grip in Q3, as his run of pole positions came to an end, but doubted he could have contended for top spot even with a clean lap in Hungary.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas qualified only fourth and fifth for Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix behind Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Sergio Perez. read more »

Valtteri Bottas thinks Mercedes have gone "a little bit backwards" from the first race of the Austrian double-header after a disappointing qualifying display. read more »

It was a day of contrasting fortunes at Alpine, as Fernando Alonso said his car "came alive" after his pit stop, while team-mate Esteban Ocon struggled at his home race. read more »

Yuki Tsunoda says that trying to stop his car as he went backwards into the barriers in Q1 was "like ice skating." read more »

Charles Leclerc was one of the drivers forced to avoid some debris on the track in Baku, and his Azerbaijan GP went backwards from there. read more »

Max Verstappen will look for answers after he felt Red Bull "went a bit backwards" during second practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix despite finishing one-two. read more »

Formula 1 title leader Max Verstappen feels he and Red Bull "went a bit backwards" with set-up direction through Friday practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton was at a loss to explain where Mercedes' pace had disappeared to after being cast a second adrift in second practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Ricciardo has had a rough transition from Renault to McLaren thus far but made what he called a "mini breakthrough" in the Spanish Grand Prix, finishing sixth after... read more »

Sir Lewis Hamilton thinks the "heavier, slower" cars Formula 1 will have in 2022 mean the sport is taking a backward step with its new regulations. read more »