F1 "desperately needs" drivers to make more of a difference behind the wheel than they currently do, according to Red Bull team chief Christian Horner. read more »

Mattia Binotto has admitted that former chief designer, Simone Resta who is currently with Alfa Romeo, could return to Maranello. read more »

Ross Brawn has stated his belief that the 2019 F1 season is 'getting away' from Ferrari and that the Scuderia are currently third best despite Sebastian Vettel's... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen collided on the penultimate lap of their tense Monaco GP duel, with race stewards currently investigating the clash. read more »

Jamie Chadwick, who currently leads the W Series championship, has joined Williams Driver Academy as a development driver. read more »

Lewis Hamilton wants drivers to feel "massively depleted" after racing Formula 1 cars, which currently are "not hard enough to drive". read more »

Fernando Alonso currently is outside the field for his second Indianapolis 500 after being bumped by J.R. Hildebrand during the final 10 minutes of Saturday’s qualifying session read more »

Max Verstappen says Mercedes' W10 is currently faster than Red Bull's RB15 in every type of corner. The Silver Arrows have taken one-two finishes in each of the first... read more »

Barcelona has hosted the Spanish Grand Prix since 1991, but the circuit has rarely thrown up a memorable race, particularly in dry conditions. In his latest video, Chain Bear... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits that Mercedes currently being so dominant over Ferrari in the constructor's championship isn't as much "fun" as competing against a... read more »

Alexander Albon accepts Toro Rosso is currently counting the cost of missed points from the opening four F1 rounds read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto admits Mercedes currently has the "slightly better" F1 car at the start of the 2019 season. read more »

In the most dominant team start to a season ever, Valtteri Bottas currently leads Mercedes team-mate Hamilton by just a point, and will be hoping to increase his advantage at... read more »

George Russell believes his "character-building" years leading up to F1 have better prepared him for the difficulties he is currently facing. read more »

Charles Leclerc admits that he doesn't see himself as a "superstar" of Formula 1 yet, but hopes to reach that level sooner rather than later. The Monegasque... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says Mercedes currently has a "slightly better" Formula 1 car, but insists the gap between the two squads in the championship is not... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes F1 2019 is still "up in the air" despite Mercedes' perfect start to the season, insisting his team are currently operating at "full... read more »

Guenther Steiner says that if the midfield battle was at the front of the field, it would mean a less predictable top three than currently seen in Formula 1. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes Renault's 2019 F1 car is good enough to be consistently fighting inside the points in the opening rounds of 2019.  read more »

Despite claims that the tobacco giants are attempting to return to F1 through the back door, FIA president, Jean Todt, says there are currently no plans to ban them. read more »

The Formula 1 organisation wants all 10 teams on board for the second Netflix series about the championship, which is currently in the planning stages read more »

Jos Verstappen has heaped praise on his son, Max, saying the Red Bull driver is currently the best on the grid at catching up from behind, whilst also revealing his confidence... read more »

The developments keep arriving thick and fast at Formula 1 testing, and our technical experts Giorgio Piola and Jake Boxall-Legge have been tracking the details of each new... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari are currently half a second faster than Mercedes ahead of the start of the F1 2019 season. read more »

George Russell concedes it is reality that Williams is currently the slowest F1 team on the 2019 grid.  read more »