It has not been the easiest of Fridays for the twenty drivers when it came to physical demands as the opening day for the this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix produced... read more »

Despite extremely hot conditions during Friday's running for the Hungarian Grand Prix, Pirelli's three compounds stood up extremely well, including the red-walled C4... read more »

Pierre Gasly described AlphaTauri's British Grand Prix display so far as its "worst performance of the year" and believes his chances of points in the race are... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has hailed the growing rise of "Lando-mania" in the wake of his driver's stunning F1 season to date heading into the British Grand Prix. read more »

Sergio Perez says he's "extremely sorry" to Charles Leclerc after picking up two time penalties for incidents in Formula 1's Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Blame shifting, heads rolling, political manoeuvring - all that stuff would have happened back at Maranello after a race that saw both cars finish out of the points, one of... read more »

Lando Norris believes people are wrong to underestimate Ferrari's speed amid their ongoing battle for third in the Constructors' Championship against McLaren. Ferrari... read more »

We've brought home a decent points haul in Monaco and Azerbaijan, and we need to keep up the consistent form in what is proving to be an extremely close midfield battle... read more »

While he still holds hope of winning a title, Daniel Ricciardo would still be "extremely grateful" for his career if it ended without one. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has said he will be "extremely grateful" for his F1 journey if he was to retire without winning the world championship but insisted he does not race... read more »

Fernando Alonso says that he has been extremely impressed by how George Russell has performed at Williams since joining the grid. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has confirmed the decision to enter Extreme E underlines the organisation is again financially stable following a recently troubled period. read more »

Charles Leclerc was "extremely happy" to see his former Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel return to the podium in Baku. read more »

With his two violations at the chicane in Monaco used up early on, Lando Norris left his engineer very nervous for the rest of the race. read more »

Valtteri Bottas would need to be driving "extremely badly" to be dropped mid-season, that's according to former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher. read more »

The two leaders came extremely close to touching at the race's first corner, with Verstappen making an aggressive move to get ahead, which forced Mercedes into making two... read more »

Former F1 team boss Colin Kolles says Aston Martin staff are demoralised under Lawrence Stroll and have a radically different vision to him. read more »

George Russell said that unless the "stars align", Williams end up nowhere with the extremely sensitive FW43B. read more »

Christian Horner says that Lewis Hamilton was "extremely fortunate" to have been able to complete his recovery drive to second place at Imola. read more »

Christian Horner has said Mercedes' insistence that Red Bull are favourites for the title in 2021 is "somewhat short-sighted". read more »

The FIA will change the extremely confusing regulations which dumped Kimi Raikkonen from the points in Imola in time for the Portuguese GP. read more »

Lewis Hamilton secured a superb 99th Formula 1 pole position after edging out Red Bull's Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen in a frenetic and extremely close Emilia Romagna... read more »

Mark Webber says "extremely old dog" Sebastian Vettel must not allow his early struggles at Aston Martin to "snowball out of control". read more »

While talent is of course extremely important, Max Verstappen says that luck is also key in how a Formula 1 career plays out. read more »

Reserve drivers exist in a peculiar bubble, having to be on-hand to perform at the best of their ability, and grasp an opportunity, potentially at short notice, while knowing... read more »