Red Bull continue to be the closest challengers to the top two and have shown at some tracks that they have the fastest car on the grid and will look for at least one more... read more »

McLaren Racing today confirmed that Carlos Sainz will race for the team in Formula 1 from the 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship. The 23-year old Spaniard from Madrid has... read more »

Lewis Hamilton reckons Mercedes are having to "over-deliver" in order to beat Ferrari as he looks to win a fifth Drivers' Championship title. read more »

Lewis Hamilton suggested Mercedes had done a "slightly better job" at getting the most from its Formula 1 car than Ferrari has in 2018 after winning the Hungarian... read more »

The potential for further improvements at Sauber is there, according to technical director Simone Resta, and they have ambitions of making a big jump in the championship next... read more »

The Haas F1 Team has shown themselves to be the fourth quickest team at times in 2018, and should they get consistency from both drivers across the remainder of the season,... read more »

McLaren had hoped that a switch from Honda to Renault power units, would improve the fortunes of the Woking based squad, but so far the 2018 season has been more down than up. read more »

Sahara Force India F1 Team currently lie sixth overall in the standings with the help of Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon. The team has suffered a mixed season so far with a... read more »

Two-time Formula 1 world champion Fernando Alonso will not race in the championship in 2019 read more »

After enduring its toughest start to an F1 season since 2013, Williams has a plan in place to recover from the bottom of the constructors' championship. Sergey Sirotkin... read more »

The Checkered Flag continues to looks back at the first half of the season, and look at the fortunes of Toro Rosso and their drivers Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley. read more »

Sauber boss not fussed over final championship position read more »

The continued fight for fourth place in the Constructors' Championship will mean Renault will need to continue developing their R.S.18 for the foreseeable future,... read more »

Nick Chester says Renault have been surprised by the rate of development from Ferrari in 2018 with their engine, which has left them under pressure from Haas in the... read more »

Sauber sit ninth in the Constructors' Championship after the first half of the season. With development frozen in favour of 2019, can they continue to impress? read more »

The Checkered Flag kicks off our midseason review of the 2018 FIA Formula 1 World Championship with Williams Martini Racing going under the microscope first. A disappointing... read more »

Carlos Sainz has admitted that "situations on Sundays" have seen the Spaniard miss out on points. read more »

Hungaroring looks set for a major overhaul in the coming years which should be completed without interrupting the presence of the Hungarian Grand Prix on the championship calendar. read more »

Mercedes technical boss James Allison assesses his team's outlook ahead of the second half of the 2018 F1 world championship read more »

FIA Formula 2 Championship leader George Russell believes the performances of Charles Leclerc in F1 this season gives him a hope boost for a seat in 2019. read more »

A mixture of mechanical gremlins, unreliable Renault engines and driver errors has seen Red Bull fail to maximize their opportunities in 2018. Had things panned out... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey believes the championship will finalise its 2021 regulations and commercial package "in the coming months" once the "right... read more »

While Toto Wolff says Mercedes would rather "go up in flames" trying to match Ferrari's engine performance, he acknowledges that a DNF could swing the... read more »

From winning the British Formula Ford Championship to being drafted by Red Bull and Max Verstappen. Graham Carroll hopes that the second season of the F1 eSports Series will... read more »

Although Formula 1 boss Chase Carey believes it is too early to celebrate, he reckons this year's championship is a sign that Liberty Media are getting it right with F1. read more »