Formula 1's teams were evenly split on a vote to change the tyres used in the 2019 season, ensuring that the sport will not return to the compounds used last year. Teams... read more »

The bid to get Formula 1's tyre specification changed mid-season centres on some teams suffering a perceived 'double penalty' by thinner-tread rubber they... read more »

Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert believe a more hands-off approach from officials to wheel-to-wheel racing would benefit the sport, as the debate continues over Sebastian... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel believe all the ingredients are in place for a closely-fought battle for victory in Sunday evening's Canadian GP.  read more »

Mercedes believe the nature of the Canadian GP may present them with a “huge challenge” to continue their unbeaten run in F1 2019. read more »

Alfa Romeo "f**ked up" their Monaco Grand Prix weekend in Q2 with team boss Frederic Vasseur saying that is where they "lost something" in terms of pace. read more »

We believe that we have improved the performance of the FW42 and increased our understanding of the car and the tyres. Whether this will show or not in Monaco is unclear. read more »

Martin Brundle and Damon Hill believe Niki Lauda will be remembered as a "remarkable individual" whose impact and influence transcended F1. read more »

Mercedes does not believe it is realistic to win all 21 races in Formula 1 this season despite starting the year with five consecutive one-two finishes read more »

Mercedes believe Valtteri Bottas' poor start at the Spanish GP was actually due to poor grip on the pole spot, not a clutch issue. read more »

Mercedes believe Valtteri Bottas' poor start at the Spanish GP was actually due to poor grip on the pole spot, not a clutch issue. read more »

The negotiations over Formula 1's 2021 overhaul still have "a few elephants in the room" but are drawing to a close, teams believe read more »

Though most believe Ferrari got its strategy wrong for the fourth successive race, team boss Mattia Binotto says ' not so', while Charles Leclerc explains his... read more »

Despite Mercedes impressive start to the season, Ross Brawn claims he does not believe the German manufacturer will enjoy Williams '92 type domination this year. read more »

With the June deadline fast approaching, teams believe that progress is being made as talks with FOM and the FIA continue. read more »

Daniil Kvyat wants to return to the points this weekend in China having missed out on a top ten result two weeks ago in Bahrain. read more »

As Christian Horner says there is "no chance" of agreement on 2021 technical regulations by June deadline, smaller teams believe a delay would be fairer for all. read more »

Ferrari believe a "miscombustion on one cylinder" was the cause of Charles Leclerc's engine problems in Bahrain, not an MGU-H failure. read more »

Mercedes believe Ferrari's straight-line speed has made the difference so far at the Bahrain GP - but Lewis Hamilton remains optimistic they can still challenge in Sunday... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes believe Ferrari's blistering Formula 1 form so far at the Bahrain Grand Prix is the result of a "significant" straightline speed... read more »

Ferrari dominance in final practice suggests, despite what Mattia Binotto might have us believe, that Friday pace was not merely about engine modes. read more »

Can you believe it's been ten years since Brawn GP won on their debut?! Where does the time go... Watch highlights of the season opener from 2009, where Jenson Button and... read more »

While some drivers believe a third DRS zone will improve the racing in Bahrain, others would be happy to see it scrapped altogether. read more »

Having achieved a podium result in Australia, Honda are already dreaming of a first F1 victory with Red Bull and believe they can achieve it "around the summer." read more »

Toto Wolff believes Red Bull's switch to Honda power can put them into title contention in 2019 after Max Verstappen's third-place finish in the Australian Grand... read more »