Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto wants to know what Liberty Media have planned in the result that his team are denied entry to Australia for fear of a spread of the coronavirus. read more »

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari's pace over one lap is not yet where the team want it to be, but there are fewer concerns over the pace of the SF1000 over longer runs. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has declared Barcelona being a "good winter test" but has concerns over Mercedes' reliability heading into the season opener. read more »

Formula 1 says the Vietnam and Bahrain Grand Prix races are to go ahead as planned despite continuing concerns about the coronavirus. read more »

The Ferrari F1 team is "acting properly" as a precautionary response to growing concerns over the spread of coronavirus in Italy.  read more »

Mattia Binotto has revealed concerns over Ferrari's pace in testing and is "not as optimistic" as he was at this stage in 2019. read more »

Day two of Pre-Season Formula 1 testing saw Mercedes showcase their new steering wheel and Raikkonen topping the times in his C39 Alfa Romeo. read more »

The Victorian state government is hoping to block planned industrial action by the Melbourne’s tram drivers, one of which has been scheduled to coincide with the weekend of the... read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green has addressed concerns from other teams within the Formula One paddock that their RP20 car is simply a copy of the 2019, title... read more »

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has played down concerns about the length of INEOS' partnership deal with Mercedes despite the F1 team's future being uncertain.  read more »

F1's managing director Ross Brawn says the Vietnam Grand Prix is expected to go ahead as planned despite concerns over the coronavirus.  read more »

The Vietnam Grand Prix is poised to go ahead despite concerns over the coronavirus, says Formula 1's managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

F1 has called off this year's Chinese Grand Prix due to ongoing concerns about the recent outbreak of coronavirus in the country.  read more »

This year's Chinese Grand Prix, originally scheduled for April, will not go ahead as planned due to ongoing concerns about the recent outbreak of coronavirus in the... read more »

Ross Brawn says he was worried Zandvoort would not make a great Formula 1 circuit, while dismissing concerns the banking will cause problems like the 2005 United States Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has confirmed that, for the moment, the Chinese Grand Prix is set to go ahead as planned despite continued world health concerns about the... read more »

Environmental concerns, lack of government financial support and the failure to find a suitable venue causes the Danes to put Grand Prix on the back burner. read more »

Italian journalist Leo Turrini has revealed that the signs are now "more encouraging" for Ferrari's 2020 car following recent concerns. read more »

Prominent Ferrari insider, Leo Turrini, reports that Ferrari are satisfied they are back on the right track after concerns that there were serious problems with the 2020 car. read more »

Claire Williams is unconcerned over Williams' 2020 racing budget despite the departure of a number of high profile sponsors on the back of a poor 2019 season. read more »

FIA President Jean Todt reckons that people who work in the Formula 1 industry should feel 'privileged', as he addresses concerns that an increased race calendar... read more »

Despite losing sponsors for the second successive season, Claire Williams insists that the legendary Grove outfit has no concerns over its racing budget for 2020. read more »

Deputy team principal, Claire Williams, has revealed the team have a "healthy racing budget" for the upcoming 2020 Formula 1 season. read more »

There are fears that the extortionate cost of racing will prevent the UK from finding the next Lewis Hamilton in the future. read more »

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton fears it could take up to 50 years for environmental concerns to be acted upon as "the world is slow to change". read more »