The transcript of the Saturday Post Qualifying Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Austrian Grand Prix. View the original post at 2015 Austrian Grand Prix –... read more »

The transcript of the Friday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Austrian Grand Prix. View the original post at 2015 Austrian Grand Prix – Friday Press Conference read more »

Team reps Mattia Binotto, Paul Monaghan, Rob White, Tom McCullough, James Key and Pat Symonds spoke to the media on Friday in Austria... read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery says he is surprised by the demands made by rival company Michelin ahead of the bidding process for the 2017-19 tyre contract. Pirelli... read more »

McLaren's new shorter nose broke cover in Austria on Fernando Alonso's car following a successful crash test last week, having already failed multiple times prior to... read more »

The transcript of the Thursday Press Conference organised by the FIA for the 2015 Austrian Grand Prix . View the original post at 2015 Austrian Grand Prix – Thursday Press... read more »

Nico Hulkenberg, Daniel Ricciardo, Nico Rosberg, Carlos Sainz, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso faced the media in Austria... read more »

Michelin has applied to be Formula One's official tyre supplier from 2017 onwards with 18-inch rims. The deadline for the FIA's tender process closes on June 17 and... read more »

"You have to have a lot of confidence to attack in turn 5 and 6 and not to brake. It looks pretty tight and you can never imagine that you're going the speed that... read more »

Michelin has submitted a proposal to become Formula 1's next tyre supplier. Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, last month opened a tender for interested… read more »

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn says that, with F1 teams unable to agree amongst themselves on the best way forward for the sport, it is time for the FIA to take charge of the... read more »

Michelin has confirmed that it has submitted a bid to become Formula 1's sole tyre supplier from 2017, potentially replacing current supplier Pirelli. The French... read more »

Michelin has confirmed that it has submitted a bid to supply tyres to Formula 1 from the start of the 2017 season. Michelin last competed in the sport in 2006, when it was... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix could return to the Imola circuit if a new deal fails to materialise between Monza and Bernie Ecclestone, it's been reported. Imola last held a race... read more »

Pirelli could look to add more tyre compiund options to their current product range if they secure another term as Formula 1's sole supplier. Autosport has revealed that... read more »

Goodyear has previously supplied F1 with tyres and to this day remains the sport's most successful tyre supplier with 361 grand prix wins to its name. However the company... read more »

Maurice Hamilton previews the long-anticipated autobiography of ex-FIA Max Mosley One of the pleasures of being a freelance writer is that no two days are the same. Routine is... read more »

McLaren will bring a brand new nose box to the Austrian Grand Prix next weekend, after it finally passed the FIA's mandatory crash test. The shorter nose, which will look... read more »

McLaren-Honda will contest next weekend's Austrian Grand Prix with a new nose box, after passing governing body the FIA's mandatory crash test. The renewed… read more »

McLaren could race a new shorter nose at the Austrian GP after it passed the FIA crash tests... read more »

McLaren are hopeful that Mercedes will agree to allow in-season engine development during the 2016 season, similar to what has been agreed this year. Currently the four engine... read more »

Renault's future in Formula One will hinge on upcoming dyno tests and whether or not the FIA allows in-season development next year, says chassis partner Red Bull. For the... read more »

Formula 1's governing body won't suffer the same fate as their football counterparts, FIFA, in terms of corruption, according to FIA boss Jean Todt... read more »

Renault will walk away from Formula 1 if the rules surrounding in-season engine development don't change, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned. This season... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fears power unit supplier Renault will quit Formula 1 at the end of next season if the current rules remain in place read more »