It's the most famous piece of furniture in F1, other than that deckchair Fernando sat in that time...  read more »

Mike O'Driscoll has announced plans to retire from his role of chief executive officer of Williams Grand Prix Engineering, which emcopasses the F1 team. read more »

Mike O'Driscoll, Chief Executive Officer at Williams Grand Prix Engineering, has today announced his intention to retire. read more »

Racing Point has withdrawn its appeal against the stewards ruling on 'duct-gate' after all the teams agreed to a ban on "reverse engineering". read more »

Williams Grand Prix Engineering has unveiled a new three-man board of directors following the departure of the Williams family. read more »

Williams Grand Prix Engineering has announced its new board of directors following the departure of the Williams family from the Formula 1 team. read more »

Williams Grand Prix Engineering has announced the new make-up of the company's board following the Williams family's exit from the Formula 1 team, including the... read more »

Williams Grand Prix Engineering has announced that Matthew Savage, Darren Fultz and James Matthews will make up the company's new Board of Directors. read more »

Sebastian Vettel sees no reason to pull apart Ferrari's Spanish strategy debate, saying it's easy to say what should have been done in "Monday engineering". read more »

The FIA has promised Formula 1 teams that it will clamp down on the use of photography and other techniques used to "reverse engineer" copies of rival cars read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has said it would be "foolish" not to expect a repeat of the blistering problems that hampered the races of... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has confirmed a faulty sensor was to blame for Lewis Hamilton's formation lap 'stalling' problems. read more »

The race over, and their engineering and media commitments finished, many F1 drivers would rush off to a private jet. Not Lando Norris... read more »

Former Renault director of engineering Pat Symonds expects Fernando Alonso to be the first driver to get to grips with the 2022 Formula 1 regulations. read more »

Fernando Alonso will return to Formula 1 ‘a greater team player’ thanks to his experience in the World Endurance Championship according to former Renault Executive... read more »

Sauber Engineering has unveiled a new long-term partnership with neurotechnology giant MindMaze. The company wants to take on a prominent role in the Healthtech sector with its... read more »

McLaren and Lando Norris caught Mercedes napping in the closing moments of the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix, according to trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin. read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has revealed the team was aware of the electrical problems that manifested during the Formula 1 season opener from early... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin admits that the "horrible" Red Bull Ring highlighted a fundamental issue with the W11's gearbox. read more »

There isn’t long to wait until Formula One is back on track for the 2020 season-opener in Austria!  read more »

We celebrated the female engineers shaping our sport, our world and inspiring the next generation of women in engineering by catching up with Amber, Elsa, Emma, Jess, and Rachel!  read more »

Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton is creating a new commission, using motorsport to encourage young BAME people to engage with science, technology, engineering and mathematics. read more »

A new type of aerosol shield, co-designed by Renault's CFD department, has been approved for use by NHS trusts, in order to improve treatment of Covid-19 patients. Amid... read more »

Bad bumps, brilliant battles, a 1-2 finish and a Drivers’ title secured…  read more »

Safety Cars, red flags, first lap clashes, headrest issues and photo finishes… the 2017 Azerbaijan Grand Prix was dramatic, to say the least!  read more »