Jenson Button believes drastic improvements to McLaren-Honda's energy recovery systems since last season will help the Formula 1 team avoid a repeat of its woeful 2015... read more »

After out-pacing his team-mate Lewis Hamilton in FP2, Nico Rosberg reckons that the data they gathered during Friday's practice sessions could be wasted if the weather... read more »

As the decision-making process within Formula 1 garnered much criticism with drastic changes to the sport, FIA President Jean Todt believes that they should have complete... read more »

Fernando Alonso says his criticisms of McLaren's Honda engine over team radio helped focus the company on the need to make drastic changes. read more »

Formula 1's bosses must decide whether the series should be entertainment or sport before making any drastic changes, says Williams performance chief Rob Smedley read more »

Daniil Kvyat says Red Bull will run a thorough investigation into its drastic deterioration of race pace as the track dried out in Austin read more »

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo says he is not expecting a drastic improvement from supplier Renault's upgraded Formula 1 engine, which is set to be available in Austin read more »

Both McLaren drivers have insisted that they can sense progress with the McLaren-Honda, as the partnership's trying season continued in Monza with yet another... read more »

McLaren-Honda is not expecting to see a drastic improvement in its performance at this weekend's Belgium Grand Prix and will instead wait for Singapore to get a true... read more »

Sauber head toward this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix without expecting to make too many drastic changes to their car setup from Montreal... read more »

FIA chief Jean Todt has rejected suggestions that drastic rule changes are required to make the sport more competitive... read more »

Red Bull have called for change to the way the sport is governed, as well as regulation changes surrounding engines and aerodynamics at a crunch meeting next week. His comments... read more »

McLaren have confirmed that they will run a revised livery for the Spanish Grand Prix and the remainder of the Formula 1 season. We reported that the livery would be tweaked... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he's yet to regret leaving Ferrari for McLaren, despite Sebastian Vettel's win for the Italian outfit last time out in Malaysia. Alonso, who quit... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Rob Smedley has backed Mercedes, amid calls for the FIA to step in and equalise engine performance. Red Bull have called on the governing... read more »

Marcus Ericsson says he is upbeat about Sauber's start to the winter having seen a drastic improvement over the four days of testing in Jerez read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has warned rivals Christian Horner of Red Bull and Marco Mattiacci of Ferrari that they're playing a dangerous game and potentially... read more »

Lotus owner Gerard Lopez is confident Formula 1's cost crisis can be sorted out without a need for the small teams to do anything 'drastic' read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn says F1 needs drastic changes to address the financial issues within the sport. read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has warned Formula One that it should brace itself for some "drastic" changes ahead of next year read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is not expecting a drastic turnaround in his fortunes in Belgium despite going into the summer break on the back of his most successful result of the season in... read more »

Kevin Magnussen is sure that McLaren's package will be more suited to Hockenheim, the venue of this weekend's German Grand Prix, than circuits which Formula 1 has... read more »

"There needs to be change," demanded Christian Horner of Renault following a disastrous Austrian GP. Dietrich Mateschitz, on the other hand, wasn't quite as... read more »

Jenson Button insists McLaren needs to make a drastic step forward with the upgrades it plans to bring to Spain as its current form is "not good enough" read more »

The Malaysian Grand Prix will prove a far harder test of cooling and reliability than the Australian GP which was run under relatively cool conditions. Just five cars retired... read more »