Racing Point Technical Director Andrew Green has likened the ‘big three’ Formula 1 teams to dinosaurs, saying they will need to adapt to a new world if they’re to survive.... read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi said that the idea from some fans to trial races on the opposite track layout made him "giggle". read more »

Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has spoken positively about the attitude and cooperation of the all parties involved in securing the green light for the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1 intends to allow drivers to continue their 'gloves-off' approach to wheel-to-wheel racing - despite their long lay-off - when the sport returns, FIA race... read more »

Why do F1 cars use petrol? Is the fuel used in F1 similar to road car fuel? How closely does the team work with PETRONAS Motorsports?  read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green believes Sergio Perez is "massively underrated" and that he is "one of the best" drivers in F1. read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green believes Sergio Perez to be 'one of the best' Formula 1 drivers on the grid. read more »

Sergio Perez is "massively underrated" and "one of the best" drivers in F1, says Racing Point technical director Andrew Green. read more »

Formula 1's newly ratified 2021 regulations will make the top teams "dinosaurs", that's according to Racing Point technical director Andrew Green. read more »

On the latest episode of F1's Beyond the Grid Podcast, Racing Point Technical Director Andrew Green talked about what made their 2017 run so special. read more »

AlphaTauri technical director Jody Egginton expects the pecking order of the midfield teams to change throughout 2020. read more »

F1's new financial regulations will end the need for big team operational approaches and help level the playing field in the sport, according to Racing Point technical... read more »

How do Formula 1 power units actually work? In this latest video produced by reigning World Champions Mercedes, Hywel Thomas, Power Unit Director for Mercedes-AMG HPP, talks... read more »

As part of title sponsor PETRONAS’ Retro Race Review series, Mercedes’ Strategy Director James Vowles reflects on the 2015 United States Grand Prix, the wet/dry event at which... read more »

Formula 1's midfield battle could feature up to seven teams this year, with the fastest squad changing on a regular basis, according to AlphaTauri's Technical... read more »

Postponed qualifying, wet-weather disruption and a wet-to-dry race packed full of action, incidents and Safety Cars…  read more »

Racing Point's Technical Director, Andrew Green, is here to talk about F1's evolution, being present for Michael Schumacher's first test and so much more! For... read more »

Silverstone's managing director Stuart Pringle is confident that a sensible solution can be found for the British Grand Prix should the originally planned dates for the... read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle says the circuit are willing to push the British Grand Prix back to August if it saves the race. read more »

Silverstone’s Managing Director Stuart Pringle has stated there is flexibility in the circuit’s calendar should Formula 1 need to make any further schedule changes. F1 is not... read more »

Charles Leclerc stars in Le Grand Rendez-vous, as French Director Claude Lelouch shoots film inspired by his famous 1976 short C'etait Un Rendez-Vous. read more »

Today (Sunday) should have been the Monaco Grand Prix but local boy Charles Leclerc still ensured a Ferrari was hurtling around its streets. Leclerc got behind the wheel of... read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn says Formula 1 will be in a "great place in six months" and urged fans to keep remembering the good times. read more »

Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle has said it is down to Formula 1 to find a solution that will allow the UK motorsport industry to restart. read more »

Formula 1 managing director motorsports Ross Brawn has said that Formula 1 will be "in a great place" in six months time. read more »