Honda has been forced to fit a ninth power unit to Stoffel Vandoorne's MCL32 for the remainder of the Belgian Grand Prix, meaning he is now up to a 65-place… read more »

Renault chassis technical director Nick Chester is expecting debate over how Formula 1 teams fit their own fairings to minimise the aerodynamic implications of the halo cockpit... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is looking to come back after the summer break fighting fit and ready to take the championship fight to Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo could pick up additional British Grand Prix grid penalties so his Red Bull Formula 1 team can fit additional new parts given his qualifying failure read more »

McLaren Formula 1 drivers Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne are set to each receive 15-place penalties for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after Honda was forced fit new engine... read more »

Championship leader Sebastian Vettel has moved closer to an engine penalty after Ferrari was forced to fit his fourth, and final permitted, Turbocharger prior… read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has no concerns about Jenson Button's fitness after he was announced as Fernando Alonso's replacement in Monaco. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein has been declared fit to return to the Sauber seat for the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Sauber insists there will be no rethink over its decision to run a 2016 Ferrari engine this year because the 2017 version will not fit in its car. read more »

Monisha Kaltenborn insists there is no conspiracy behind Pascal Wehrlein's absence, he is quite simply just not fit enough to race. read more »

Marcus Ericsson is looking forward to the night race in Bahrain in particular, while Pascal Wehrlein is hoping to be fit in time for the third round. read more »

 The Sauber F1 Team has confirmed that Pascal Wehrlein will not race in the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday and will be replaced by Antonio Giovinazzi.  Wehrlein, who crashed... read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will miss the remainder of the Australian GP as he does not feel fit enough to complete the race, Sauber have announced. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein will miss the rest of the Australian GP weekend after admitting he is not fit enough to complete a full race distance and will be replaced by Antonio Giovinazzi. read more »

Sauber driver Pascal Wehrlein will miss the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after admitting he does not feel fit enough to complete a race distance. After he informed the... read more »

Sauber Formula 1 driver Pascal Wehrlein has been passed fit to contest the season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Wehrlein has endured weeks of physical preparations to ensure he is fit enough to compete at the Australian Grand Prix, and feels as prepared as he can do in the circumstances. read more »

McLaren will replace the engine in Stoffel Vandoorne's car ahead of the first afternoon of the second pre-season test at Barcelona after an electrical issue with... read more »

Sauber driver Pascal Wehrlein is passed fit to drive in this week's final pre-season test in Barcelona. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein should be fit enough for the second pre-season testing starting 7 March after injury ruled him out of the first test. read more »

Pascal Wehrlein says he hopes to have fully recovered from his back injury in time to take part in next week's second Formula One pre-season test at Barcelona. The new... read more »

Pascal Wehrlein says he will undergo a further medical assessment at the end of the week, which will determine whether he can drive during the second pre-season… read more »

New regulations mean drivers will have to be fitter and stronger than ever. read more »

Renault's newly-launched RS17 and its RE17 power unit have been made to fit; that's according to the team's engine technical director Remi Taffin. read more »

Pirelli is convinced its wider 2017 tyres will help achieve the five-second drop in lap times promised with Formula One's new regulations. F1's sole tyre manufacturer... read more »