Ex-F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa believes Mercedes will have an aerodynamic edge this season after getting a head-start on their rivals in the wind tunnel. read more »

The FIA has moved to counter what it believes is "inaccurately informed" or "malicious" questioning of its role in approving Liberty Media's takeover... read more »

Pedro de la Rosa believes that Mercedes are set to rule the F1 roost once again in 2017, coming out on top on the aero side of things, as well as with their engine. read more »

Nico Rosberg believes he could have a better relationship with Lewis Hamilton now that the World Champion has retired from Formula 1. read more »

Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul believes there is "absolutely no doubt" that their new engine will be eventually capable of challenging Mercedes. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes this season Red Bull and Mercedes will once again be at the sharp end of the grid but "hopefully in reverse order to last year." read more »

Reigning FIA Formula 1 World Champion Nico Rosberg believes we could still see Vettel at Mercedes in the future. read more »

Claire Williams believes Williams would not only benefit from more equitable distribution of income in Formula 1 but also the introduction of a budget cap. read more »

Nico Rosberg believes his former team Mercedes will weigh up a move for Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel at the end of the 2017 season. read more »

Niki Lauda believes all teams will be giving it their all during pre-season testing. read more »

Claire Williams believes the introduction of a budget cap in Formula 1 would suit her team because of the efficient way it already uses its modest funds read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley believes the new regulations will bring some change to the grid over the course of the 2017 season. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes overtaking might be easier this Formula 1 season, based on the DRS overtaking aid having a bigger impact read more »

Former Williams man Patrick Head reckons anyone who believes the new-for-2017 rules will improving the race has "got rocks in their head." read more »

Gene Haas believes his team has the potential to move further up the grid this year as it enters its second season of competition in F1. The Haas F1 team made its debut last... read more »

Smedley Formula 1's pecking order could change during 2017 amid a development race fuelled by the new regulations, Williams performance chief Rob Smedley believes read more »

Former Williams Technical Director Patrick Head, believes the field will be just as spread out in terms of performance this year, despite the F1 technical regulation changes. read more »

James Key believes the experienced drivers Scuderia Toro Rosso have for the 2017 Formula 1 season are crucial for its attempts to finish fifth in the Constructors'... read more »

Toro Rosso boss believes that Mercedes should be prevented from further developing its engine in order that its rivals can catch up. read more »

Although Azerbaijan failed to impress with its first grand prix, race promoter Arif Rahimov believes this year's event will deliver. read more »

The head of Formula One's newest race believes his fellow race promoters should unite together to help improve the future of the sport. Liberty Media's takeover of... read more »

Although Juan Pablo Montoya says he came up against some really quick European drivers during his time in F1, he believes many of them are "very weak mentally." read more »

Despite Renault losing team boss Frederic Vasseur over the winter, Jolyon Palmer believes the team remains in "very good hands" with Cyril Abiteboul and Jerome Stroll. read more »

Renault driver Jolyon Palmer believes his team is in a much stronger position this year, despite team principal Frederic Vasseur leaving the over the winter. Renault struggled... read more »

Former F1 star Juan Pablo Montoya believes Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso are the two most complete drivers on the current grid. Montoya raced in F1 between 2001 and 2006... read more »