Christian Horner believes the sport needs to rethink DRS zones if it is to end the sort of cat and mouse tactics witnessed in the opening two races. read more »

Max Verstappen has dismissed calls for DRS to be scrapped by F1 and believes he would not have emerged victorious from his battle with Charles Leclerc without the device at the... read more »

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari's weaknesses became "much bigger" when battling Max Verstappen's Red Bull for victory in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes McLaren's early form in 2022 is likely to be track dependent but is hopeful it won't return to the poor level of pace it showed in Bahrain.... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix victory will have 'injected a whole bunch of energy" into its workforce. read more »

Jacques Villeneuve believes Mercedes' horse power deficit means they can no longer "camouflage" bad weekends. read more »

Gerhard Berger believes Red Bull should give Pierre Gasly a second chance as the timing of his first was "wrong". read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto believes Ferrari is more prepared this year for a title fight compared to the 2017 and 2018 seasons. The Maranello-based squad won the... read more »

The focus now is on finding greater reliability... read more »

With missile strikes nearby in Saudi Arabia, Karun Chandhok believes conversations need to be had in the weeks and months to come around safety. read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc believes Formula 1 should continue to run the Drag Reduction System (DRS), stating overtaking would be reduced if it was scrapped. In recent... read more »

Although there was little to separate the two cars in ultimate laptime at Jeddah last weekend, there were notable differences in how they performed at different sections of the... read more »

George Russell believes Mercedes will solve 99 per cent of its problems if it can cure its porpoising but that it now needs to take more than "baby steps". Mercedes... read more »

Toto Wolff believes Mercedes' tough start to the F1 season is "an exercise in humility" after winning the last eight constructors' championships. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes he will go through "hell" in Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after feeling his neck break during F1 qualifying. read more »

Magnussen believes he could have qualified as high as fifth, but neck trouble became an issue in Q3 and he had to settle for 10th.After a year out of F1 Magnussen has had only... read more »

While Albon labelled Williams' double Q1 exit as a 'tricky day,' Latifi believes the car feels 'a bit better' than last weekend in Bahrain. read more »

Ferrari team principal, Mattia Binotto, is happy with Ferrari's competitiveness in Saudi Arabia, but believes a victory on Sunday evening will require an error-free race... read more »

Qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was excellent for Alpine, but Alonso believes the team has even more potential. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes it is important Formula One shines a "spotlight" on problems in the Middle East after security concerns at this weekend's... read more »

Jenson Button believes McLaren's problems will be "a big shock to the system" of the F1 team. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes Formula 1 had "no right reasons" to leave Saudi Arabia and cancel this weekend's grand prix despite a missile... read more »

Max Verstappen believes Red Bull have more pace to unlock in Saudi Arabia as they hunt down Ferrari. read more »

Jenson Button believes the terrorist attack on a nearby oil refinery in Jeddah will be "more unsettling" for families of F1 personnel than those at the track. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes he and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc are mature enough to handle a potential intra-team battle for this year's Formula 1 world championship.  read more »