Sebastian Vettel dismissed the notion that he had tried to run Charles Leclerc off the track in their collision at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto feels his side got "lucky" that its drivers collided this season so it can plan for the future.  read more »

Christian Horner believes that Alexander Albon can leave the Brazilian Grand Prix with pride despite having a podium finish stolen away at the last minute thanks to a collision... read more »

One of Ferrari's two drivers should take a leaf out of Lewis Hamilton's book and accept blame for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix collision, according to the... read more »

Former driver turned pundit, Jolyon Palmer, feels there is “psychological warfare” at Ferrari, saying the “needly” driver rivalry needs to stop. Sebastian Vettel and Charles... read more »

F1 boss chief Ross Brawn believes Ferrari's drivers should follow Lewis Hamilton's example by taking responsibility for their race-ending collision at the Brazilian... read more »

Ross Brawn says either Sebastian Vettel or Charles Leclerc need to hold up their hand over Sunday's collision in order to calm tensions at Ferrari. read more »

Max Verstappen now looks back at his 2018 collision with Esteban Ocon with a smile, saying it is perhaps "karma" for his father Jos' 2001 crash. read more »

Lewis Hamilton opted not to face the stewards at the Brazilian Grand Prix over his late-race collision with Alexander Albon, instead opting to admit his guilt via a Mercedes... read more »

The collision between Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel at the Brazilian GP was hardly surprising, but managing the relationship effectively for Ferrari is now the... read more »

Alexander Albon believes Lewis Hamilton would have overtaken him fairly comfortably on the last lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix, as he lamented a collision which robbed him of... read more »

Ferrari has called both Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc to its F1 headquarters at Maranello to review their collision at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits he was responsible for the collision with Kevin Magnussen that saw the Haas driver label him a "f**king idiot" at the Brazilian GP. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will call Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc in for a meeting at Maranello to get to the bottom of the costly collision at the Brazilian... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton was penalised for his Brazilian Grand Prix collision with Alex Albon before the scheduled FIA hearing because he declined the... read more »

Ferrari teammates Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc will have to explain their collision at the Brazilian Grand Prix in a special debrief on their return to Maranello. read more »

A look at the major talking points from the Brazilian Grand Prix, including Ferrari's embarrassing collision, F1's new box office rivalry and popular maiden podiums... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr inherits third place after Lewis Hamilton is handed a five second penalty for his collision with Alexander Albon read more »

Ferrari drivers to meet boss at Maranello after 'silly collision' read more »

Lewis Hamilton said he accepts full responsibility for the Brazilian Grand Prix collision with Alex Albon that led to him being penalised by the Formula 1 stewards read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix stewards have ruled that neither Charles Leclerc nor Sebastian Vettel was "predominantly to blame" for the collision between the Ferrari... read more »

As part of their many post-race decisions, the FIA has opted to take no further action against Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc for their collision in Brazil. read more »

Stewards take no further action over Ferrari collision read more »

Brazilian Grand Prix stewards opted to take no further action against CHarles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel after their collision at Interlagos. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel have been called to see the stewards for their collision during the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »