Marussia's sporting director Graeme Lowdon insists the team will see out the 2014 season despite rumours to the contrary. Speculation has it that Marussia might not make... read more »

Jenson Button insists he is "pretty happy" he will remain at McLaren next year as the wait over the team's 2015 driver line-up continues... read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner insists Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel are still in the fight for the drivers' championship. read more »

Marco Mattiacci insists that Ferrari still has work to do to achieve the goal of winning, rather than merely catching up with its F1 rivals. read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he takes no relief from snatching the Formula 1 world championship lead from Nico Rosberg with his victory in the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists he will be taking the rest of the 2014 F1 season race-by-race, determined to keep extending his lead over the remaining five rounds. read more »

McLaren's racing director Eric Boullier believes Red Bull broke the new radio restriction ban during the Singapore Grand Prix when it gave Daniel Ricciardo driving... read more »

Fernando Alonso insists Ferrari didn't have much choice in terms of their strategy in Singapore despite narrowly missing out on a podium finish... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists the world championship was not on his mind, despite taking the lead for the first time in four months. read more »

Newly appointed Caterham Team Principal Manfredi Ravetto insists that there are long-term plans in place at the squad, despite their challening season in 2014. read more »

Team principal Monisha Kaltenborn admits things are not looking rosy for Sauber, but insists they "plan to be" on the grid next season... read more »

Valtteri Bottas says finishing in fourth place in the Drivers' Championship is his goal for the remainder of the season - and insists that third-placed Daniel Ricciardo is... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists that nothing will change in his approach to the title-defining final race weekends of the season despite his continued status as the ‘chaser’ in the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists that he has no plans to leave Red Bull, despite the frustration of not reaching the top step of the F1 podium in 2014. read more »

Formula Renault 3.5 championship leader Carlos Sainz Jr insists that he could still have a future with Red Bull, despite being overlooked for a promotion to Formula 1 for 2015. read more »

Jean Todt insists Ferrari is not in the sort of crisis today that he found at Maranello more than two decades ago. The Frenchman, now FIA president, said any comparison between... read more »

Claire Williams believes Williams are reaping the benefits of pushing the "reset button" last year, but insists their ultimate goal is win titles again... read more »

Sergio Marchionne insists both Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen will remain with Ferrari as they are key to turning around the outfit's fortunes... read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne reckons Daniel Ricciardo's strong form is evidence that he too could perform well at a top team should he be given the chance. The Frenchman outscored... read more »

Force India are desperate to finish ahead of McLaren in the Constructors' Championship according to driver Nico Hulkenberg. The team have slipped steadily down the order... read more »

Nicolas Prost has been handed a 10-second penalty for causing an avoidable collision with Nick Heidfeld during the first ever Formula E race. The Frenchman, who was leading at... read more »

Ross Brawn insists he is not in contact with Ferrari but would "never say never" over a return to F1 in the future read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says that Ferrari will be his final team in Formula 1, although he denied that he would leave the sport once his contract expires at the end of 2015. At the... read more »

Highly rated former team boss Ross Brawn has admitted he held 'what if' talks with Ferrari, but insists he is not seeking a return to the Formula 1 grid. The Brit has... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff insists that television images that appeared to show him smiling after Nico Rosberg lost the lead in the Italian Grand Prix were not live read more »