Christian Horner says F1 needs to be more like a sprint, branding the current Pirelli tyre options as 'too conservative. read more »

The Haas team's first Formula 1 car must "push the boundaries" and not be conservative, according to chief designer Rob Taylor read more »

Renault must switch their attention to performance gains, rather than reliability, according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. The Briton has urged the French power... read more »

Despite getting both Red Bulls home in the points at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Renault knows it needs to quickly find answers to its ongoing F1 engine problems. read more »

Nico Rosberg admits he underestimated Sebastian Vettel's pace and also paid for going too conservative in Q2 after qualifying third for the Bahrain Grand Prix. Mercedes... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Red Bull needs to be more conservative in chasing gains if it is going to make real progress in Formula 1 read more »

McLaren's qualifying performance, which sees them start on the back row of the grid for Sunday's race, isn't a true indicator of the car's pace according to... read more »

Having qualified at the back of the grid with both cars, McLaren Honda are unhappy with today's result, but are aware that the car's conservative engine mappings are... read more »

Honda is running its engines on "very conservative" settings at the first race of the season in Australia for fear of damaging one of its four power units per car read more »

The Sauber F1 Team have revealed images of their new C34 car, a design that was made to flush away the disappointing 2014 season in which the team failed to score a single point. read more »

Pirelli believe the 2015 Formula 1 cars will be "two to three seconds" quicker than last season thanks to aerodynamic and engine development over the winter. Last... read more »

Pirelli aren't planning to make any major changes to their tyre compounds in 2015, but motorsport director Paul Hembery expects things will be more aggressive. The tyre... read more »

Paul Hembery, official tyre supplier Pirelli's F1 chief, is expecting the field to speed up significantly in 2015. Last year, the Italian marque took a deliberately... read more »

Mercedes believe Nico Rosberg lost the United States GP to Lewis Hamilton because he was too conservative with his tyres. read more »

Felipe Massa has criticised Pirelli's tyre choice selection for the forthcoming Brazilian grand prix, saying it may even be "dangerous". Last year's... read more »

Pirelli's tyre choice for the Italian Grand Prix has been branded "very conservative" by Sauber's head of track engineering, Giampaolo Dall'Ara. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he does not think Ferrari has been too conservative in recent years and expects the team's current approach to continue into 2015 read more »

Jody Scheckter has urged Nico Rosberg to go for race wins as a conservative approach could cost him the title... read more »

Pirelli’s Paul Hembery has said F1’s big technical change made it necessary for a re-think on tyres but denied that this year’s rubber is too... read more »

Williams will continue to take a conservative approach to races until it has consolidated its Formula 1 championship position, according to chief technical officer Pat Symonds. read more »

Toto Wolff admits Mercedes may have been too conservative with Lewis Hamilton's pit stops in Austria but does not believe the delays had any impact on the race result read more »

Mercedes says it expected Formula 1 rival Williams to adopt a conservative strategy in the Austrian Grand Prix, because the Grove-based team had more to lose by gunning for... read more »

Williams deny throwing away a possible victory in Austria with an overly conservative strategy. read more »

Nico Rosberg says he and Mercedes will not adopt a more conservative approach to the race in Austria despite engine and brake problems costing the team victory in Canada read more »

Fernando Alonso agrees that Pirelli s tyre choice is too conservative at the Circuit de Catalunya after Sergio Perez criticised the tyre manufacturer read more »