Frederic Vasseur has said that, if not for the decision to freeze the regulations for 2021, Alfa Romeo may not have survived. The sport’s initial plan was to introduced new... read more »

Alfa Romeo team boss Fred Vasseur says he's "not sure that we would have been able to survive" without Formula 1's cost-saving measures and partial... read more »

Renault technical chief Pat Fry says Formula 1 teams will not hold back in making as big a change as possible to the 2021 cars despite the chassis freeze restrictions read more »

Williams principal Simon Roberts feels the 2021 development freeze is a great opportunity for Williams to fix internal issues. read more »

Red Bull says alignment among rival teams over a Formula 1 engine freeze has made it hopeful it can still secure a deal to keep running Honda engines from 2022 read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes the frozen 2021 regulations will help his team pick up from where they left off in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Red Bull's win in Abu Dhabi will give the team plenty of motivation over the winter, but is it a sign the team has finally caught Mercedes ahead of a freeze in chassis... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has confirmed Renault would be opposed to any Red Bull-requested engine freeze because differences in power are "the core of Formula 1". read more »

Helmut Marko says Red Bull aren't "blackmailing" rivals into agreeing an engine freeze, it's just a "fact" that unless it happens Red Bull could quit. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes would back an early engine freeze, but the team is firmly against Ferrari's proposal for an engine performance convergence system. read more »

Renault are the only engine manufacturer currently against a possible engine development freeze for the 2022 Formula 1 season. read more »

Christian Horner says Ferrari's change of opinion towards a possible freeze in engine development into 2022 is good news for Formula 1. read more »

Renault believes it is "too late" to impose a Formula 1 engine freeze from the start of 2022, despite growing support for one from rival teams read more »

Ferrari's decision to back an engine freeze has been welcomed by Christian Horner, who feels it is "positive news". read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner says Ferrari's U-Turn over its position regarding a possible engine development freeze from 2022 is "positive news" for F1. read more »

Renault F1's executive director Marcin Budkowski feels it is ironic that Red Bull are now calling for an engine freeze after Honda initially blocked it. read more »

As Ferrari looks likely to agree to the freeze on engine development, Renault argues that the move mustn't be all about Red Bull. read more »

Marcin Budkowski has said Renault is ready to "compromise" on an engine freeze and criticised Red Bull and Honda for previously voting against a solution they are now... read more »

Renault says a potential freeze on engine development must suit the championship and not be implemented solely as a response to Honda's impending exit. Honda will leave... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's apparent u-turn over a potential power unit freeze. read more »

Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's support for a Formula 1 engine freeze from 2022, but says a system must be in place to ensure it does not cause performance... read more »

Mattia Binotto says his team is willing to agree to a freeze on engine development but wants the new engine formula brought forward to 2025. read more »

Ferrari will now back the introduction of a freeze on engine development from 2022 according to team principal Mattia Binotto. read more »

Ferrari is willing to agree to Red Bull's proposal of an engine development freeze in 2022 if Formula One brings forward the introduction of a brand new set of engine... read more »

Ferrari is now in favour of a potential freeze on F1 engine development from 2022 having previously been opposed to the idea. read more »