McLaren will continue to add updates to its 2019 Formula 1 car at upcoming races, even though it has "everything in our hands" to secure fourth in the... read more »

As its costs increase to a record £304.2m, Red Bull warns that F1 must continue to remain attractive if it is to continue in the sport. read more »

F1 managing director, Ross Brawn has revealed that the 3-day race weekend format will continue, though Thursdays are to be scrapped. read more »

Will Alfa Romeo continue with Raikkonen and Giovinazzi into 2020? read more »

Second practice at Suzuka was a crucial session, and the final one ahead of qualifying on Sunday following the cancellation of FP3. Though rain was predicted, it didn't... read more »

Valtteri Bottas recovered from spinning on the run to Suzuka's start/finish straight to continue setting the pace as Mercedes dominated second practice for Formula... read more »

McLaren F1 Team paring of Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris, are looking ahead to the 2019 Japanese Grand Prix, as they aim for a "strong" weekend to continue their... read more »

We come to Suzuka with some new test components to evaluate as we continue our preparations for the 2020 season. read more »

Ross Brawn reckons it is important that Haas continue to remain in Formula 1 and perform to a competitive standard if the sport is to generate more interest and expand into the... read more »

Financial filings for the UK side of the Haas F1 operation confirm that the American outfit is to continue racing "for the foreseeable future". read more »

As Ferrari continue to put out the flames from their disastrous Russian Grand Prix strategy, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko believes Sebastian Vettel no longer has a future at... read more »

F1 heads for the Black Sea coast and the resort of Sochi this weekend as Ferrari bid to make it four victories in a row to continue their astonishing 2019 renaissance at the... read more »

As talks continue over Formula 1's planned revolution for 2021, Ferrari chief Binotto says there is no intention to use its veto right - but hopes fo change in some key areas. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Ferrari continue their strong showings by topping the first free practice session at Sochi, Russia. Max Verstappen ended up second fastest for Red Bull as... read more »

George Russell says he would welcome the challenge of Nico Hulkenberg joining the Williams Formula 1 team for 2020 so he can continue to further his reputation read more »

ROKit Williams Racing aim to continue their upswing in form as the Formula 1 fraternity heads to Sochi. read more »

Sebastian Vettel picked up his first win since 2018 in Singapore but can Ferrari's good form continue in Russia, where Mercedes have dominated? read more »

Following the epic battle between Ferrari and Mercedes at Monza two weeks ago, Formula One left the old continent to continue its exciting show in Singapore. The street circuit... read more »

Ferrari was expected to come back down to earth after its Spa and Monza success - only for the good times to continue in Singapore qualifying. read more »

Following the epic battle between Ferrari and Mercedes at Monza two weeks ago, Formula One left the old continent to continue its exciting show in Singapore. The street circuit... read more »

As F1's powers-that-be continue to debate using reverse grids in 2020, Daniil Kvyat says it won't fix the "real problem". read more »

Robert Kubica has decided not to continue with Williams in Formula 1 after the 2019 season, seemingly bringing to an end his comeback after fighting to reclaim a place in F1... read more »

Charles Leclerc says he and Sebastian Vettel will continue to assist each other, rubbishing suggestions that he will become the Scuderia's number one driver. read more »

Ferrari has unveiled a new nosecone design for the Singapore Grand Prix, as the team chases low-speed performance in its endeavour to continue its streak of Formula 1 victories. read more »

Today's news that Romain Grosjean will continue to partner Kevin Magnussen at Haas, leaves just six seats still vacant for 2020. read more »