Jean Todt insists the FIA "are going" to take action on the costs of F1 engines, which customers have complained about in recent years... read more »

Red Bull remain committed to sorting out its problems in Formula 1 and returning to the position it was in during its championship winning years according to team principal... read more »

Felipe Nasr insists he isn’t a ‘pay driver’ and thinks more racers should follow his model of having long-term support from a business in their home country. read more »

Monza isn't interested in sharing the Italian Grand Prix with Imola, according to former Formula 1 driver and president of the Automobile Club of Milan, Ivan Capelli. The... read more »

Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene insists his team will not switch focus to 2016 and remains committed to winning three races this season. The team remains... read more »

It's still too early to decide Kimi Raikkonen's future according to Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene. The Finnish driver has struggled to match team-mate... read more »

McLaren chief Eric Boullier insists progress with their Honda-powered car hasn’t come to a standstill despite the team experiencing a repeat of their miserable Canada weekend... read more »

Motorsport Director Paul Hembery insists Pirelli are unconcerned by the demands laid down by Michelin in their bid to take the F1 tyre contract for the 2017 F1 season. View the... read more »

Although he concedes Formula 1 is no longer as physically demanding as when he first started, Lewis Hamilton insists it remains "massively challenging"... read more »

Nico Rosberg says lift and coast is not something new to Formula 1 and insists it is still challenging to have to drive in that way. read more »

Renault's Director of Operations Remi Taffin says that this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix will not play to its strengths but insists that the outfit must be… read more »

Manor Marussia Team Principal John Booth insists that the squad is making progress internally as it bids to rebuild for its future. Manor Marussia has occupied positions at the... read more »

Toto Wolff insists Mercedes will not be resting on its laurels in the fight against Ferrari despite the sheer dominance of its one-two in Canada. Lewis Hamilton and Nico... read more »

Renault's future in Formula 1 will become clear toward the end of the 2015 season according to Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul. The French manufacturer... read more »

Jenson Button insists he still gets a 'buzz' from driving in F1, despite criticism of the recent regulations for being 'too slow'. read more »

Toto Wolff insists Mercedes are "open" to the relaxing the rules on engine development as they acknowledge that their rivals are in a "difficult position"... read more »

Although unsatisfied with Honda's results, motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai insists the powers-that-be understand they are on a "steep learning curve" read more »

Niki Lauda insists it is not Mercedes' responsibility to take the lead to make F1 more exciting, adding they are out to "win every b****y race"... read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene insists Kimi Raikkonen will be awarded a new contract if he delivers results... read more »

Manor insists the signing of Fabio Leimer to a reserve driver role does not mean Roberto Merhi is in danger of losing his seat. Manor announced the arrival of the 2013 GP2... read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks it was wrong to expect one engine upgrade would lead to Ferrari wiping out Mercedes' advantage, but he insists progress is being made at Maranello.... read more »

Jenson Button was disappointed to retire in Canada after a troubled weekend, but insists McLaren are still on the upward swing this season. View the original post at Jenson... read more »

Ferrari may have taken several steps forward after their poor 2014 campaign, but Kimi Raikkonen insists they still have some way to go... read more »

Fernando Alonso plays down his 'amateur' comment, maintaining he is still happy to be racing with McLaren-Honda. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he is not frustrated at McLaren, reiterating that leaving Ferrari was the only way he has a chance of beating Mercedes. read more »