Brown gives a blunt assessment of McLaren-Honda's current F1 standing amid speculation that the partnership could be set to end this year. read more »

The Sauber Formula 1 team's step backwards in the Monaco Grand Prix was probably a consequence of its upgrade being delayed, suspects Marcus Ericsson. read more »

Fernando Alonso feels that McLaren has taken a step backwards since the start of 2016 after failing to start Sunday's Russian Grand Prix in Sochi. read more »

Sauber insists its switch to Honda engines is not a backwards step for the team, despite the Japanese manufacturer's current Formula 1 struggles. read more »

The scrapping of the token system should have been Honda's chance to make gains, but Eric Boullier says it instead led to a backward step. read more »

I can be up to 4th in the first lap of qualifying, but then I ll be down to 7th in lap two, 11th in lap 3 and will keep going backwards..." read more »

Fernando Alonso admits Suzuka has represented a "step backwards" for McLaren after he and Jenson Button were forced to settle for 15th and 17th on the grid. Honda... read more »

Fernando Alonso reckons the Japanese Grand Prix marks a "step backwards" for McLaren-Honda after the team's qualifying struggles. Alonso could only manage… read more »

Ferrari are "going backwards" on the track and "reverting to type" off it after a poor first half of the season, according to this week's F1 Report guests. read more »

From Mercedes and Red Bull backwards the laptimes are really tight and even Ferrari didn't have much of a margin on us. read more »

Jenson Button has revealed he has some concerns about the new Baku circuit, a street circuit with a distinct lack of run-off areas... read more »

BAKU, Azerbaijan -- Jenson Button has raised concerns about the lack of run-off at some corners on the Baku City Circuit and believes the pit entry is an example of safety... read more »

Jenson Button believes Formula 1 has gone "backwards" in some aspects of safety with Baku's new street circuit read more »

Manor driver Rio Haryanto says he was pushing to the limit when he crashed out of the final day of the first test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Haryanto had racked up... read more »

Kerb changes at Brazilian Grand Prix venue Interlagos have been described as a "step backwards" by Formula 1 drivers read more »

Ferrari and Red Bull may have felt shocked throughout the qualifying session for the Belgian GP when they realized that Mercedes-powered Force India, Williams and Lotus jump... read more »

The announcement that refuelling would return in 2017 split fans, with roughly half commenting that they supported the proposal, whilst the remainder believed it was a step... read more »

Red Bull have introduced their much talked about 'shorter' nose in Barcelona, which finally passed the FIA crash test after a reported fourth attempt. The... read more »

Romain Grosjean is looking for a third consecutive points finish this weekend in Spain, while Pastor Maldonado wants to take his first points of the season after four difficult... read more »

McLaren will reportedly run a revised livery at next weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, according to well placed sources close to the company, journalist Adam Cooper reports.... read more »

Renault expects its power unit to be more competitive in China and is aiming to take the fight to Williams. Renault has admitted it made a backwards step with its power unit... read more »

The creation of a separate female world championship would be a retrograde step, according to the guests on this week’s F1 Midweek Report. read more »

Renault accepts the criticism coming from Red Bull's Christian Horner, but says it will not resort to a re-design of its maligned power unit read more »

Renault has admitted to making a backwards step with its 2015 engine and its managing director Cyril Abiteboul says his outfit needs to get back to some "basic common... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has aimed strong words at Renault after their disappointing start to the season in Australia, saying that progress is going backwards. read more »