Carlos Sainz says the new formats represent a fresh challenge for the F1 drivers as the much delayed 2020 season kicks off with the Austrian Grand Prix  read more »

McLaren is looking forward to an “interesting new challenge” when Formula 1 returns this weekend with a double-header event at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. F1 has taken the […] read more »

Two races in Austria presents an interesting new challenge for us. We were strong there last year but, with the uncertainty caused by the delayed start to the season, we will... read more »

Teams will need to master a logistical challenge in the congested 2020 F1 calendar, says Karl Franson who is responsible for the logistics of Mercedes' race team. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes his biggest challenge this season will be off track rather than on it in a bid to change Formula 1 from within. read more »

F1 personnel working in the biosphere that will be the 'new normal' at races this year will be tested for COVID-19 every five days as the sport faces its greatest... read more »

Mercedes has outlined how F1 teams are likely to handle the logistical challenge of a world championship taking place amid a global pandemic... read more »

Balancing the risk of a potential coronavirus infection within a team environment will be the biggest challenge when the 2020 F1 season starts, says Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies says that "wearing masks" practically all the time will be the biggest challenge for F1 staff. read more »

Wearing a face mask amid the heat and intensity of a Formula 1 garage will be the biggest challenge for team personnel from new coronavirus protocols, reckons Ferrari's... read more »

Mika Hakkinen thinks that Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen can challenge Lewis Hamilton for the 2020 World Championship.  read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has pulled no punches in the challenge he expects this season from Formula 1 rivals Racing Point and "what appears to be last year's Mercedes". read more »

McLaren Substitute Teacher is back! In lesson 2, Departmental Manager of Aerodynamics Marianne Hinson asks: can an F1 car drive upside down? Learn about one of the most... read more »

Face masks, social distancing and an increased pressure on reliability. Crash.net's Lewis Larkam looks into why F1's new safety protocols will present teams with a... read more »

Lando Norris reckons the F1 drivers will quickly get into a rhythm but starting the season with a triple-header could cause a few headaches. read more »

Robert Kubica says he still feels some regret over missing out on a challenge for the Formula 1 world title in 2008 after BMW stopped developing its car mid-season read more »

Physical forces will be a challenge on F1 return, says Lando Norris read more »

Ex-F1 driver Mark Webber says Honda will determine whether or not Max Verstappen can challenge Lewis Hamilton in 2020. read more »

The new safety measures implemented by Formula 1 in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic will provide a 'real challenge' to teams when the season gets underway next... read more »

Damon Hill expects the 2020 Formula 1 season to have a "flatout" nature, with the shortened calendar possibly meaning drivers cannot settle for lesser results when... read more »

McLaren is considering selling a minority stake in its Formula 1 team in order to ensure it has a competitive future. read more »

With the support of our friends at Dell Technologies, we’ve decided to give home schooling an F1 twist. In the first episode, we’re learning about predicting the future. Randy... read more »

Valtteri Bottas has been smashing the fitness tests and adding to his "driving style toolbox" as he prepares to challenge for the 2020 title. read more »

Valtteri Bottas believes he is now ready to challenge Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton for the Formula 1 title, the Finn having used the extended break grow both physically and... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists the reigning world champions are ready for the challenge that will be posed by a "heavy" revised 2020 F1 calendar. read more »