Stoffel Vandoorne says it is premature to call the 2018 season a write-off for McLaren, and there will still be ambitions to improve on their current seventh place position in... read more »

Admitting that there are no other real options for 2019, Daniel Ricciardo insists that he is not seeking number one status at Red Bull. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo insists he's not holding out for number 1 status in his contract negotiations with Red Bull. read more »

Fernando Alonso may feel he's racing against "three Ferrari teams" but Guenther Steiner insists there is nothing wrong with Haas' close ties to Ferrari. read more »

Lance Stroll insists he did nothing different on the lap that saw him exit qualifying for the British GP with his Williams beached in the gravel. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen insists Ferrari's position over its F1 team orders policy is "clear" and "fair", following the Scuderia's decision not to reverse... read more »

Jos Verstappen insists his son's driving style and ability should never be questioned again after his stunning victory at the Austrian GP. read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists team orders were never an option at track that still haunts Ferrari. read more »

Mercedes insists they won't play favourites in Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix with Valtteri Bottas given a fair shot at fighting for the race win. read more »

Romain Grosjean insists he did nothing wrong in France despite being hit with a time penalty for making contact with Esteban Ocon, who has yet to accept his apology. read more »

Sebastian Vettel insists he is "not worried" by his growing list of errors in 2018 but has admitted whoever makes the fewest mistakes is likely to win the championship. read more »

Four points in eight races is not what Williams were hoping for in 2018, but Paddy Lowe insists work is still on going to improve their FW41 and add to their points tally. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he still feels "very privileged" to be competing in Formula 1 despite McLaren's miserable French GP, which the two-time world champion... read more »

Max Verstappen insists he is not worried about Red Bull's decision to switch to Honda F1 power units next season. read more »

Max Verstappen insists he has no concerns about Red Bull's decision to join forces with Honda in Formula One next season. read more »

Honda motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto insists that Red Bull and Toro Rosso will have total parity. read more »

McLaren insists its decision to race in IndyCar next year will not be influenced by the career ambitions of Fernando Alonso. read more »

Despite a horrendously tricky start to his Formula 1 career, Sergey Sirotkin insists he is not feeling any pressure at Williams. read more »

The under pressure New Zealander will remain with Toro Rosso going forward, according to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. read more »

With 32 race wins and two World titles, Fernando Alonso may not have the most trophies but he feels he earned every one of them. read more »

Charles Leclerc brought home Sauber's fourth top ten finish of 2018 on Sunday but team principal Frederic Vasseur insists it is important the team remain focused on their... read more »

As speculation mounts that he's off to IndyCar next season, Fernando Alonso insists he has yet to decide his future but would like to see McLaren-Renault achieve success. read more »

F1 race director Charlie Whiting insists no blame can be placed on supermodel Winnie Harlow for the error that led to the chequered flag being waved early in Canada.  read more »

Despite his Red Bull teammate topping the timesheets in both opening practice sessions, Daniel Ricciardo insists Mercedes is Montreal favourite. read more »

As rumours of his pending axing rumble on, Brendon Hartley insists his contract says he'll be with Toro Rosso all season. read more »