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 »

Formula 1 Returns to Germany for the first time since 2016 at the Hockenheimring. Can Sebastian Vettel win on homesoil or can Mercedes halt Ferrari's charge and claim... read more »

Dreaming of a Bahrain podium, perhaps even the win, Daniel Ricciardo's Sunday night came to a premature halt as an electrical issue shut down his RB14. read more »

Representatives from both Red Bull and Renault would like to see engine development come to a halt from next season onward to prevent new teams having an unfair advantage. read more »

Max Verstappen was unfazed by his Red Bull RB14 grinding to a halt in Barcelona, which saw him miss a big chunk of the afternoon session on Tuesday. read more »

Ten months ago Billy Monger was involved in a horrific accident at Donnington Park. Whilst driving at 120mph in the rain he subsequently came to a halt when he hit stationary... read more »

The Formula 1 world titles have been wrapped up but it didn’t halt the usual paddock tales and intrigue which dominated the Brazilian Grand Prix. Haydn Cobb looks over another... read more »

Jolyon Palmer has been ruled out of qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Palmer ground to a halt early in final practice, with the rear of his car… read more »

McLaren Executive Director Zak Brown says he was "in a state of disbelief" when Fernando Alonso's MCL32 came to a halt after just two corners during practice in… read more »

Valtteri Bottas brought Lewis Hamilton's run of pole positions to a halt in Bahrain on Saturday as he claimed the coveted grid slot ahead of his team-mate. read more »

McLaren have suffered further issues during the second day of testing in Barcelona on Tuesday, as Stoffel Vandoorne comes to a halt at the end of the pitlane. read more »

Toro Rosso had to call a halt to their filming day early on Wednesday, due to a Renault engine problem. read more »

Toro Rosso had to halt its filming day with its STR12 2017 Formula 1 car on Wednesday early due to a Renault engine problem read more »

Today (Monday) marks six years since Robert Kubica's Formula 1 career came to a shuddering halt after a severe rally crash at the Ronde di Andora. GPUpdate.net… read more »

Although rivals are hoping that this year's new regulations will halt Mercedes' run, Bernie Ecclestone says only the scrapping of the hybrid engines will do that. read more »

Ex-Formula One driver Robert Kubica will continue his return to circuit racing at this month's Dubai 24 Hour. Kubica raced in F1 for BMW Sauber and Renault between 2006... read more »

Former champion shows promising pace before gearbox issues halt second practice session. read more »