The Grand Prix Drivers Association has revealed the results of its Formula One fan survey, with which it polled fans about their current interesting in the sport, and how they... read more »

Will Stevens is looking forward to his first British Grand Prix this weekend, admitting it will be the highlight of his season running in front of his home fans and the Union... read more »

With F1 struggling to attract new fans and keep current ones interested, the GPDA conducted a survey to establish what it is that F1 fans are looking for... read more »

F1 fans want to see the return of a tyre war and a more competitive World Championship, according to a global fan survey conducted by the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association. read more »

Almost 90 per cent of Formula 1 fans hold the view that the sport needs to be more competitive, according to the results of a global survey recently conducted… read more »

Almost 90% of Formula 1 fans surveyed by the Grand Prix Drivers Association say the sport needs to be more competitive. read more »

Formula 1's current power unit penalty rules are confusing for fans and require a rethink, according to McLaren's chief operating officer Jonathan Neale read more »

Lewis Hamilton is aiming for a repeat of his 2014 result at Silverstone where he took victory in front of his home fans. View the original post at Lewis Hamilton: "Winning... read more »

Jenson Button still enjoys racing in front of his home fans at Silverstone as he tackles his sixteenth British Grand Prix this weekend. View the original post at Jenson Button:... read more »

Having tasted success at Silverstone with Merc last year, Lewis Hamilton feels nothing less than another win in front of his home fans will do... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is out to make it back-to-back victories at Silverstone while Nico Rosberg wants to give the fans a "good fight" at the British GP... read more »

"It's my home Grand Prix, it's Silverstone! I get the biggest boost of confidence there, generally from my fans." @Lewis Hamilton is gearing up for his home... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he won't accept anything less than a British Grand Prix victory this weekend, insisting he'll go "all out" to secure a third win at his... read more »

Jean Todt suggests that hosting races in the evening would prove popular with fans... but what is his true agenda? read more »

F1 driver Nico Rosberg shows you what it's like being an F1 driver at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. From driving the famous Hill, meeting fans and chatting to Sir... read more »

Christian Horner admits that Silverstone won't be an easy venue for the Red Bull team, but insists that it is looking forward to performing in front of its home fans. read more »

He knows McLaren are unlikely to be on the podium at the British GP, but Jenson Button still "holds out hope" that one day he will be able to pay back the fans... read more »

Silverstone MD reacts after fans complain about hefty, late discounts on tickets for upcoming British Grand Prix. read more »

Cloudy and windy in Spielberg - apologies for the rather poor sound quality. Anyway... :-) Which 3 drivers - current or not - would Marcus like to have a meal with? What would... read more »

Following Formula 1's brief trip across the Atlantic to Canada, the sport returns to its European heartland this weekend for the Austrian Grand Prix, held at Red... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen thinks a 'more dangerous' F1 will resonate with fans turned off by the current 'slow' cars and regulations. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says Formula One has lost the fear factor that used to entice fans and wants to see the sport go back to the way it was when he made his debut in 2001. Improving... read more »

Formula 1 has become far too complex and must return to its simplistic roots if it is to attract more fans and keep them fully engaged in the sport, according… read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has urged F1 bosses to do something to make the sport exciting again for the fans. View the original post at F1 must be 'more dangerous' - Raikkonen read more »

Kimi Raikkonen feels Formula 1 needs to become "a little more dangerous" if it is again to become a major attraction for fans read more »