Ferrari have confirmed their driver line-up for the in-season test following the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya, with Mick Schumacher stood down from duty,... read more »

Ross Brawn believes that "Ferrari still have time to fight" Mercedes in the 2019 championship race, despite not finishing higher than second in any of the opening... read more »

Audience numbers for Channel 4's Chinese Grand Prix highlights show were down 13.2% on Bahrain, which was 44% down on 2018 numbers. read more »

Another race weekend, another missed opportunity for Ferrari. This one may not have been the open goal missed in Bahrain, but on pure pace Ferrari had the potential to win in... read more »

Robbed of a first grand prix victory in Bahrain, Charles Leclerc insists bagging his first win is "not an obsession" but he is working hard to achieve it. read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner believes his team has answers to its pace problems but its solutions are being held up read more »

Ferrari's team boss Mattia Binotto says the status on who will have the strongest car on track will continue to change from weekend to weekend, after the team failed to... read more »

Max Verstappen stopped short of calling it ‘frustrating’ but admits Red Bull are being hurt by a lack of race pace at present. While the Dutchman started his 2019 campaign with... read more »

After consecutive disappointments in Australia and Bahrain, Ferrari must have been hoping that all would come good at Formula 1???s 1000th World Championship race in China. read more »

F1's season-openers in Australia and Bahrain hinted at opposing storylines for the 2019 season - with Mercedes dominating one race, and Ferrari clearly ahead the next. But... read more »

Not the race we'd have hoped for. It seems that we had a very similar problem to what we had in Bahrain. read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi's participation in Chinese Grand Prix qualifying was stopped by a similar problem to the one that affected Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc in... read more »

We still have to do some homework, the picture is a bit similar to Bahrain, where we were competitive. There are some parts of the track where we are very strong and others... read more »

We did a lot of data gathering today - still trying to further our understanding of the issues we had in Bahrain. read more »

Sebastian Vettel did the best he could to forget a troubled Bahrain GP weekend behind him by topping the first practice session at the Shanghai International Circuit. read more »

Following Charles Leclerc's issue in Bahrain, both Ferrari drivers have new control electronics for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Following issues encountered in Australia and Bahrain, all four Renault drivers have a new-spec MGU-K in their cars for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari has introduced new control electronics for its Formula 1 engines at the Chinese Grand Prix following the problem that cost Charles Leclerc victory in Bahrain read more »

Sebastian Vettel brushed aside his Bahrain spin to set the pace in FP1 in China; his medium tyre lap 0.2s faster than Lewis Hamilton's best on the softs. read more »

Renault has made its new specification MGU-K engine part available to both its works cars and the McLaren team it supplies for Bahrain in a bid to improve reliability. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg has revealed that all the Renault-powered drivers will have access to a redesigned MGU-K for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has rubbished claims that Sebastian Vettel has a "mental block" when racing him despite the Ferrari driver spinning out during their battle in Bahrain. read more »

Lance Stroll hopes the balance issues that occurred at the Bahrain Grand Prix will be resolved ahead of F1's 1000th Grand Prix in China. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg says that Renault has shown that it can lead the midfield battle, having lost a double points finish in Bahrain through reliability. read more »

Charles Leclerc hopes Ferrari's SF90 will be as strong in China as it was in Bahrain, although without the mechanical issues. read more »