F1 highly interested in second grand prix in China - Sean Bratches read more »

Commercial boss Sean Bratches to meet delegates from 'six potential host cities' in bid to add a Chinese 'street race' to Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Could Formula 1 stage a second grand prix in China in the near future? read more »

Crash.net's Lewis Larkam reflects on F1's 1000th world championship race in China, where the first signs of tensions formed at Ferrari as Mercedes lays down another... read more »

Formula 1 give us a bit too much of a peek behind the curtain, while Daniel Ricciardo and Kimi Raikkonen are on great form in China. read more »

Formula 1 give us a bit too much of a peek behind the curtain, while Daniel Ricciardo and Kimi Raikkonen are on great form in China. read more »

F1's commercial boss, Sean Bratches, reveals that talks are ongoing in terms of a second F1 race in China, on the streets of Shanghai. read more »

Daniil Kvyat felt the penalty handed out to him by the stewards in China was unjustified, believing the collisions with the two McLaren drivers was a 'typical lap... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo finally got off the mark for Renault in China, but was left surprised by the pace shown by its midfield rivals.  read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits that Ferrari's decision to invoke team orders yesterday risks opening a "can of worms" that other teams may copy. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was happy to bring a run of poor getaways to a close as he aced the start in China en route to a convincing win.  read more »

A huge crash during Saturday morning practice left Alexander Albon and Toro Rosso facing a huge uphill struggle in Sunday's race. But after repairs and a pit lane start,... read more »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says the team's successful execution of its double pit stop in China was a "particularly proud moment".  read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. has expressed his frustration after suffering a first lap clash in the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix that cost him any chance of scoring his first points of the season. read more »

With much of the post-race focus laying with Ferrari's use of team orders, Sebastian Vettel instead looks at the disappointing final result. read more »

Such is the "history" of Red Bull changing drivers mid-season that Alexander Albon is being linked to Pierre Gasly's race seat after his great drive in China. read more »

Sergio Pérez made up some positions at the start and was able to convert his strong opening into a second top ten result of the season. read more »

Kimi Räikkönen secured a third consecutive top ten finish on Sunday in Shanghai despite starting thirteenth. read more »

Charles Leclerc wants to wait and understand the "full picture" following Ferrari's controversial use of team orders (again) in China. read more »

Sebastian Vettel finished third at the Chinese Grand Prix, but knows that Ferrari has more work to do in its fight with Mercedes. read more »

As tension grew over team orders, Ferrari's haphazard strategy calls in China saw it slip up and drop yet more points early in the season. read more »

"It was not an easy situation," says Leclerc after a fraught race for Ferrari in China that saw him finish fifth. read more »

Max Verstappen beat one Ferrari to finish fourth in the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix, but believes Red Bull Racing need to find more pace if they are to challenge at the front of... read more »

We leave China with four more points in the bag and today's result means we've scored points in every race so far this season. read more »

Lewis Hamilton puts his victory in the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix down to his strong start, where he stole the lead from team-mate Valtteri Bottas. read more »