After Alpine operated without a clear team principal in 2021 last season, Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi returned to a more traditional structure.Szafnauer reports to Rossi, who has... read more »

We sat down with McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown to review the 2022 season and look ahead to our 60th anniversary year. From Daniel's departure, Oscar's signing, and... read more »

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari showed signs of improvement following a number of questionable decisions from the pit wall this season that contributed to his F1 title defeat. read more »

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Ben Sulayem took over at the helm of motor racing's governing body at the end of last year, just weeks after the controversial finish to the 2021 F1 world title battle in... read more »

"I do this with passion. I like to work hard". Guenther Steiner, Haas’ straight-talking Team Principal, has had plenty of hard work to do this year. From finding a... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has dismissed the idea that he has been "hurt" by an uncompetitive 2022 Formula 1 campaign, but admitted his annoyance at "simply... read more »

Connery or Craig? Wets or dries? Indy500 or Le Mans? Racing is all about adapting to the situation, based on the cards you’re dealt. After all, fortune favours the brave. We... read more »

Guenther Steiner says it was frustrating to see Kevin Magnussen pit to replace a damaged front wing during the Singapore Grand Prix as per a mandatory request by the stewards. read more »

In Singapore last weekend, Kevin Magnussen was shown the black-and-orange flag after damaging a front endplate in early contact with Max Verstappen.He was obliged to pit for a... read more »

It's a theme that we’ve seen before and one that has generated indignation in the past - the outcome of a Formula 1 race result should not, if it can be avoided, be... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has taken aim at the FIA for "inventing" penalties following a number of decisions that have gone against Kevin Magnussen in... read more »

Work or play? Spa or Suzuka? Senna or Prost? Being an #F1 driver is all about making fast decisions based on the cards you’re dealt. After all, fortune favours the brave. We... read more »

What has been perhaps most remarkable about its campaign is that it did not start the year as the fastest car - it had to overhaul Ferrari's F1-75.There is no magic bullet... read more »

From fan engagement and financial management to boosting performance on and off the track, Cognizant helps Aston Martin F1 operate at the forefront of digital innovation so we... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has hinted at being "Abu Dhabi traumatised" but says he is happy that last year's controversial F1 title decider at least gave the FIA... read more »

Guenther Steiner has claimed Haas "got done by the officials" with a number of decisions going against the team at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

It's finally happened - Piastri's been confirmed to race in F1 for McLaren. But after the Alpine controversy earlier in the summer, there's been an interesting... read more »

A pulsating Dutch Grand Prix showed the ice-cool thinking and red-hot pace of Max Verstappen and the pressure the F1 pitwall. Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner and Max... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was surprised by Mercedes' late-race strategy decisions during the Dutch GP, despite Max Verstappen insisting he would have won... read more »

We had some tough decisions to take with the safety car towards the end. read more »

Carlos Sainz has defended Ferrari after the team shifted its strategy decisions onto Charles Leclerc during the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc says he has not lost faith in the Ferrari Formula 1 team amid a run of questionable strategy calls. The team has come under criticism for some of the decisions... read more »

The decisions from the Scuderia pitwall have come under heavy fire during the 2022 season as questionable tyre switches and what have been perceived to be ill-timed stops have... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto defended Charles Leclerc's late pit-stop at the Belgian Grand Prix, saying the team will not stop taking a "brave" approach to... read more »