Grinding to a halt when his FW43 lost fuel pressure, George Russell was left to rue what could have been in an Austrian GP where only 11 cars finished. read more »

The coronavirus pandemic left the world screeching to a halt and prompted an unexpected period of reflection. Might it now be the ideal time to re-consider the composition of... read more »

Even if the 2020 season gets underway in Europe that doesn't mean F1 will be heading to Asia or the Americas. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has admitted his team's climb up the Formula 1 grid could be delayed due to the coronavirus shutdown read more »

Giving their support to the government's decision to extend the national lockdown, officials at Spa-Francorchamps halt ticket sales for Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Under normal circumstances, this weekend would have marked the second race of the 2020 season, but these are by no means normal times! The coronavirus has brought a halt to... read more »

Ferrari says the problem that affected its running during last week's opening Formula 1 test is "no cause for concern" after evaluating the setback at its... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's problematic pre-season continued on the final day of the first pre-season test as his Ferrari sustained an engine issue that brought his morning session... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's contract negotiations with Mercedes have reportedly come to a halt with the future visions of both driver and manufacturer failing to match up. read more »

Lewis Hamilton could be set to halt speculation on a potential move to Ferrari in 2021 by signing a new, extended contract with Mercedes, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. read more »

Lewis Hamilton brought FP3 at the Belgian Grand Prix to a halt with a heavy crash into the barriers at Le Fagnes. read more »

In its efforts to halt Mercedes run of 2019 success, Ferrari is introducing its new engine four weeks earlier than planned. read more »

Can Ferrari bounce back and halt Mercedes' record-breaking start to F1 2019? Find out this weekend at the Spanish GP, live only on Sky Sports F1. read more »

Fernando Alonso was happy to be back at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway despite a tough opening test on Wednesday when his McLaren Chevrolet ground to a halt after a quarter of... read more »

Formula 1 teams want more Pirelli tyres for qualifying, if a proposed move to a four-stage qualifying session is imposed for 2020 read more »

Christian Horner could not resist aiming a dig at former suppliers Renault after both of the French marque's cars ground to a halt within seconds of each other at the... read more »

The good news for Ferrari is that their SF90 appears to be the car to beat; the bad news is that it is not the most reliable. read more »

Ferrari called a premature halt to their pre-season testing programme more than 90 minutes before the scheduled end of running on Friday after the SF90 suffered an electrical... read more »

Ferrari has unveiled the car it hopes can halt Meredes' recent dominance of Formula One and end its own decade-long wait for a championship. read more »

Valtteri Bottas edged out Max Verstappen to top the Practice Two timesheets and halt Red Bull's flying start to Abu Dhabi GP. read more »

This week on Beyond The Grid, presented by Bose, we’re joined by Johnny Herbert, a man for whom the phrase ‘triumph over adversity’ seems tailor made. Herbert’s career came to... read more »

While Ferrari's Formula 1 world championship hopes may have been derailed by strategic and operational failures, on the technical front the team continues to push hard to... read more »

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says its Formula 1 rivals have resorted to legal means to try to halt its charge because they cannot beat it on track. read more »

Force India have had to stop any development they were doing to the VJM11 as they wait for their financial situation to be sorted out. read more »

Sauber will stop development of its 2018 Formula 1 car next week, having decided to make an early switch to focus on next year's challenger read more »