F1 say next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix is "not at risk" despite the intense wildfires in the country.  read more »

Haas Automation has labelled reports that it has continued to supply machines and parts to Russia as "false". read more »

Mercedes have set the record straight over rumours of a 'Plan B' 2023 F1 car and insist their upgrades will not replicate rival designs.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have been compared by Red Bull bosses, who insist their driver is far superior. read more »

News of Schumacher's departure comes as no surprise as sources first suggested several months ago that he would not be retained by the team, and in addition was set to be... read more »

Mercedes have admitted to a "wrong decision" in their Mexico City GP strategy but insist they were "aggressive" against Red Bull despite Max... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali is adamant adding teams to the championship is not a priority despite concerns over a lack of seats for talent. read more »

Toto Wolff and Mattia Binotto insist that delay in failing to agree new engine formula for 2026 is not a deliberate bid to deter Porsche. read more »

Alpine are not "failing" Fernando Alonso, all teams have car troubles... read more »

As speculation mounts, Daniel Ricciardo has taken to social media to insist that he remains committed to McLaren until the end of 2023. read more »

Zhou Guanyu's horrifying crash must "open our eyes" to more safety measures, insist Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, but they have warned that major accidents... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has insisted the team has no regret over the decision to fit a set of soft tyres to Lewis Hamilton's car during the... read more »

From the twists of Monaco, to the speed of Baku - it's time for another F1 street fight, and Red Bull insist the title battle is now a triple-threat as Sergio Perez joins... read more »

Alfa Romeo team principal Fred Vasseur believes it is "far too early" to assess the impact of new FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. read more »

Safety comes over speed, insist the FIA. read more »

Drivers concerns following missile attack on nearby oil depot go unheeded as F1 bosses insist that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will go ahead. read more »

Ferrari insist Red Bull and Mercedes are still the teams to beat at the Bahrain GP, with the Scuderia's drivers admitting they are not yet believing "the hype"... read more »

Williams team principal Jost Capito believes F1's big teams still have an advantage heading into the new season despite previous suggestions the new regulations could... read more »

Guenther Steiner has insisted Haas is abiding by all the necessary regulations surrounding its relationship with Ferrari. read more »

Aston Martin insist they will be "ready" for the Spanish test despite a source saying that will be a surprise to everyone in the factory. read more »

The FIA is adamant no decisions have yet been made into the controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as its inquiry remains ongoing. read more »

Mercedes say the vast F1 rule changes for 2022 are fraught with "jeopardy" and "landmines" but also insist they are enthused by the opportunity to prove... read more »

Red Bull have refused to rule out a late-season protest, but insist they trust the FIA to police the season's finale. read more »

A fire that broke out at Aston Martin's Silverstone factory was just a "small" one, the team insist. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has insisted Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz are "completely free to fight" due to their understanding of team spirit. read more »