Renault only has two teams on the Formula 1 grid in 2019, supplying McLaren alongside its own works effort. Is that a chance for it to develop away from the spotlight now it... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo didn't believe he would get a fair deal from Red Bull in the event of a title bid, saying they "want" Max Verstappen to be the youngest ever... read more »

Insisting that he does not believe his team has the edge, Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says that even if true, Mercedes will be "very, very close". read more »

Lewis Hamilton estimates that Ferrari may have had an extra month to develop their 219 car than Mercedes, perhaps explaining a perceived advantage held by the Scuderia after... read more »

Toto Wolff thinks two strong drivers is a "luxury problem" for Mercedes' key Formula 1 rival Ferrari to manage in 2019. Some believe Ferrari could struggle to... read more »

Honda technical boss, Toyoharu Tanabe, does not believe the Japanese engine manufacturer are now feeling extra pressure from Red Bull. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted that his fear of Red Bull's partnership with Honda not being the success many believe it will be, was part of the reason for his move to Renault. read more »

Australian authorities have launched an investigation into Ferrari's new 'Mission Winnow' branding. The branding is an initiative of the team's title... read more »

Renault does not believe F1's new regulation shake-up will make a "significant change" to the quality of racing in 2019.  read more »

McLaren Applied Technologies have released images of what they believe could be the Formula 1 car of the future, dubbing it the MCLExtreme. read more »

Renault team boss Cyril Abiteboul believes that, although the team has decided on a significant financial outlay to acquire the services of Daniel Ricciardo, the deal will... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi doesn't believe his F1 races with Sauber at the start of 2017 will give him the boost he needs to compete in 2019. read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel believe Max Verstappen has proved he is ready to challenge for the title in 2019, so long as the Red Bull-Honda package delivers. read more »

Renault believe they can "close the gap" to F1's leading three teams in 2019, claiming developments for next season look "very promising". read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Mark Webber has admitted that he would have preferred that his compatriot, Daniel Ricciardo, stayed with Red Bull instead of making the move to Renault,... read more »

In an exclusive interview with ESPN, team boss Toto Wolff explains what Valtteri Bottas has to do to stay at the team beyond 2019. read more »

Sebastian Vettel does not believe that there will be "anything wrong on-track" between himself and new Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc in 2019. read more »

Pirelli does not believe introducing compulsory two-stop races would open up more strategic options and help create greater excitement in F1.  read more »

The FIA believe that the aeroscreen would not have protected Charles Leclerc even 10% as much as the halo did in his opening lap crash in Spa. read more »

The 'aeroscreen' - a cockpit safety device held up as an aesthetically superior alternative to the halo would likely not have protected Fernando Alonso at the start... read more »

He may be staying on as Sauber's reserve driver but Marcus Ericsson doesn't believe that role will have much of an impact on his 2019 plans. read more »

Multiple world champions Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel believe Max Verstappen is ready for a Formula 1 title challenge, if Red Bull and Honda provide a package capable of... read more »

"I don't believe that I'm better than anyone on pure speed in qualifying, I don't think I'm better than anyone in wet conditions, dry conditions,... read more »

Sergey Sirotkin 'can't believe' he will leave F1 read more »

Sergey Sirotkin has said he knew his time with Williams was coming to an end but "still can't believe it is happening". read more »