Ferrari engineering director Pat Fry says the team is going to be track testing 2015 parts during the upcoming races read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has called on the team "to dig deep" for the remainder of the 2014 season read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon tells Crash.net the Singapore Grand Prix has the potential to be "one of the wildcard races" read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has thrown his support behind a decision to review the criteria for a F1 Super Licence... read more »

Kevin Magnussen has been penalised twice in the last two races for what the race stewards consider dangerous driving, but McLaren have urged the rookie to continue his... read more »

McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier has rebuked claims by former Williams CEO Adam Parr that Formula 1 is heading in to a new era of eight teams with three cars […] read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has dismissed claims by Adam Parr that "this is the last year of F1 as we know it"... read more »

Marussia sporting director Graeme Lowdon believes the team is benefiting from the uncertainty over Kamui Kobayashi s future at Caterham read more »

Kevin Magnussen has no need to change his approach to racing despite being penalised in successive races, according to McLaren racing director Eric Boullier. Magnussen was... read more »

McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier does not believe Kevin Magnussen should change his approach despite consecutive time penalties at the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix. read more »

It's expected that Ferrari will confirm the appointment of Bob Bell as it looks to bolster its technical team in the hope of returning to the front of the grid in 2015.... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will soon be unable to rely on their engineers for vital information such as fuel use, where they can gain time and tyre wear as the sport is considering a... read more »

Ferrari will have a brand new car in 2015 which is unlikely to share many components from the off-pace F14-T according to technical director James Allison, but that might not... read more »

Ferrari Technical Director James Allison has said the Scuderia is hoping for a "respectable" weekend on home soil. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says there will be "no easing off on the gas" in the final seven races of the season. read more »

Ferrari Technical Director James Allison believes Scuderia's short term view in the past is to blame for their lack of strong results this season... read more »

Ferrari wants Ross Brawn back, the team's new boss Marco Mattiacci has made clear. Briton Brawn stepped down as Mercedes' team boss last year, but before that he had... read more »

The FIA has defended its decision to tarmac over much of the Parabolica run-off at Monza ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. The gravel trap has punished many... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has criticised Mercedes for publicly blaming Nico Rosberg in the wake of his clash with team-mate Lewis Hamilton at the Belgian Grand Prix. The... read more »

The top speeds at the Italian Grand Prix could go past the 360kph (223mph) mark, according to Lotus Technical Director Nick Chester... read more »

McLaren Executive Director Ron Dennis admitted that the Woking outfit isn't in a position to attract the top names in Formula One at the moment... read more »

Lotus technical director Nick Chester believes speeds at Monza could hit 360kph (223mph) during the Italian Grand Prix weekend read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes the team has developments in the pipeline that may allow it to fight with Red Bull before the end of the season read more »

McLaren believe they will be fighting with the current pack of front-runners, minus Mercedes, come the final few races of the season thanks to a major upgrade package. The... read more »

McLaren and former team principal Martin Whitmarsh have officially parted company after agreeing upon a financial settlement. McLaren Group CEO Ron Dennis, who returned to the... read more »