Overtaking and engine noise more important than speed insists Max Verstappen. read more »

Sauber team principal Monisha Kaltenborn insists points are still realistic for her Formula 1 team this season despite missing out in the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Just one race into the 2017 season and Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene insists he won't be opening talks with either driver as it would be "distracting." read more »

McLaren F1 chief Zak Brown isn't fretting over Honda's issues at the start of the 2017 F1 season, saying "these things happen". read more »

Lewis Hamilton says his motivation to win the championship has doubled this season and insists his level of self-discipline is higher than ever before. The Mercedes driver lost... read more »

Lance Stroll insists it wasn't the more physical breed of F1 cars that got him into most trouble on his Australian Grand Prix debut read more »

FIA president Jean Todt insists faster, better looking cars is price worth paying for lack of overtaking. read more »

Red Bull Racing insists Formula 1's ban on trick suspension systems did not play a role in it trailing Ferrari and Mercedes at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

Honda has revealed that it has held talks with other Formula 1 teams over a possible supply of engines, but insists that nothing has been agreed read more »

As Honda boss admits "we didn't do a great job", McLaren insists "we are still working together". read more »

Fernando Alonso says qualifying 13th for the Australian Grand Prix is "nothing to celebrate" for McLaren and insists taking points in Sunday's race is not good... read more »

Williams rookie Lance Stroll insists he will "stay calm," despite enduring a difficult Saturday as he prepares for his Formula 1 debut at the Australian Grand… read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Jolyon Palmer insists he has lost no confidence in his Renault despite crashing out unexpectedly of free practice two in Australia. Palmer brought out... read more »

Even after a wretched pre-season, Stoffel Vandoorne insists he believes that McLaren-Honda can return to the sharp end of the grid. It is just a question of when. read more »

Williams' new technical director Paddy Lowe insists that in Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll the Grove team has two "great" drivers on board. read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists Ferrari 'definitely' the favourites in Australia read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted McLaren-Honda cannot expect any "miracles" at the Australian GP - but insists writing off the opening flyaway races is not an option. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul insists there will no repeat of the technical issue that stymied the Renault powered teams in F1 testing. read more »

Formula 1 world champion Nico Rosberg insists he wants to maintain an involvement with motorsport in the future, following his retirement from racing at the end of last season read more »

While he admits that they are more physical to drive than their predecessors, Romain Grosjean insists 2017 cars are not as bad as expected. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone said he would have liked to stay on as Formula One's CEO for another year, but insists he does not feel let down by the sport's new owners Liberty... read more »

Lance Stroll insists he does not care about any criticism he has been receiving ahead of his Formula 1 race debut in Australia read more »

Amidst talk of McLaren seeking a new engine partner, Honda insists it remains 100% committed to F1 and the Woking team. read more »

Mark Webber insists Red Bull cannot be judged on their pre-season pace as his Formula 1 are not interested in getting involved in "shadow boxing." read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul insists there was no agenda to the request for clarification on oil burning. read more »