Lewis Hamilton reckons that Ferrari will still be competitive in the 2019 Formula 1 championship this season despite not making the podium in the opening race in Australia last... read more »

Mercedes still see themselves as the "challengers" in F1 2019's title fight despite their commanding start to the season in Australia. read more »

Despite its trouncing of Ferrari in the season opener, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists that the Italian team remains a threat. read more »

Despite, courtesy of an engine issue, becoming the first retiree of the season, Carlos Sainz praises Renault performance gain. read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen believes Red Bull are already out of Haas' reach this season, despite a P6 finish for the Dane in Melbourne. read more »

Carlos Sainz has said that Renault, who are the engine supplier of his team McLaren, have provided a power unit which is "really, really encouraging" for the team,... read more »

Verstappen warns Red Bull against getting ahead of itself despite a strong start to the new Formula 1 season in Melbourne last weekend. read more »

Despite trouncing Ferrari at the Australian GP, Mercedes will continue to look into Ferrari's different "philosophies" when it comes to their aerodynamic package... read more »

Timo Glock has defended Robert Kubica in the wake of the Pole's disappointing return to Formula 1 at the Australian Grand Prix. Kubica's comeback after an eight-year... read more »

Despite a difficult first race with Williams at the Australian Grand Prix, Robert Kubica says he has no regrets about his decision to return to Formula One. read more »

Mercedes will continue to evaluate of Ferrari's different Formula 1 aero concept, despite its success in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes scored a sweeping, dominant victory during the first race of the 2019 Formula One World Championship season. Despite to the expectations, Ferrari, the favourite team... read more »

Christian Horner thinks it is premature to put Red Bull in the world championship conversation despite kicking off its new Honda partnership with a podium. read more »

Despite promising fans that their views would be taken on board following the release of revised Timing App last September, the new version is even worse. read more »

Robert Kubica insists he is not regretting his F1 return, which has coincided in a tough start to the season for Williams.  read more »

Gil de Ferran says McLaren were disappointed not to leave Australia without a point after seeing Lando Norris finish twelfth and Carlos Sainz Jr. retire. read more »

Robert Kubica insists he has no regrets about returning to Formula 1 despite the competitive struggles Williams is facing read more »

Mercedes trounced Ferrari at the Australian Grand Prix, taking an uncontested race win, however, no one at the team is willing to rule out a Ferrari fight-back. read more »

Despite Mercedes boss Toto Wolff favouring a cautious approach to the first race, Australia race winner Valtteri Bottas was determined to leave with F1's newest prize. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has backed new recruit Pierre Gasly after a difficult start to 2019 for the French driver. Promoted from Toro Rosso to replace Daniel... read more »

Despite aero regulations introduced for the very purpose, drivers feel it remains difficult to follow rivals closely. read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner was satisfied with the team's efforts during Australian Grand Prix qualifying despite Pierre Gasly's unexpected Q1 exit. read more »

Lewis Hamilton only has to remember last year's Australian GP to know he faces a big battle to win 2019's season-opener despite Mercedes' crushing defeat of... read more »

Sergio Perez says Racing Point's Australian Grand Prix upgrade package has not delivered the expected performance gain despite qualifying 10th for the first Formula 1 race... 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 »