Lewis Hamilton insists Mercedes are working as hard as they can to bridge the gap to Ferrari, with the free practice sessions at Monza indicating that the Italian team seem to... read more »

Ferrari's new CEO, Louis Camilleri, insists that no decision has been taken as yet on Ferrari's 2019 line-up. read more »

Ferrari's new CEO Louis Camilleri insists no decision has yet been taken about Kimi Raikkonen's future with its Formula 1 team read more »

As far as Ferrari's technical director Mattia Binotto is concerned, the debate over the legality of his team's power unit is "completely closed". read more »

Unable - or unwilling - to reveal his plans for 2019, Kimi Raikkonen insists his driving is much the same as it was ten years ago. read more »

Although Lando Norris is believed to be in line for a 2019 McLaren driver, sporting director Gil de Ferran insists his FP1 runs are more to do with development than assessment. read more »

Although Toto Wolff insists he is against it, the Mercedes admits Valtteri Bottas may be forced into a number two depending on the result of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Esteban Ocon's Belgian Grand Prix qualifying performance draws praise from Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel, as Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists "chess... read more »

Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton does not think he is "invincible" in the rain despite cruising to a record fifth pole at Spa in wet conditions. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists Red Bull approached him twice over 2019 drive read more »

Carlos Sainz insists he feels no disappointment at missing out on a Red Bull F1 drive for 2019.  read more »

Daniel Ricciardo insists he did not leave Red Bull due to intra-team tensions, but rather because he was struggling for motivation.  read more »

Despite the ongoing saga surrounding his team, Sergio Perez insists it's "business as usual" at Spa-Francorchamps this weekend. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he has left the door open to a possible return to Formula 1 come 2020, saying "who knows" what the future holds. read more »

Formula 1 commercial boss Sean Bratches says Fernando Alonso was right to say the championship has become too predictable, but insists the situation will change read more »

Toto Wolff is expecting an "extremely tight" second half the season as Mercedes prepare for more battles with Ferrari, but insists neither team should be considered... read more »

Romain Grosjean insists his decision to join Haas was never taken with a potential Formula 1 future at Ferrari in mind read more »

It may not be the debut campaign that Sergey Sirotkin dreamed of, but the Russian driver insists he is enjoying the challenge that Williams presents this season. read more »

Max Verstappen insists there are no concerns about the number of components used by Honda in 2018 ahead of Red Bull's move to the Japanese engine supplier next season. read more »

Chase Carey insists sport is months away from new agreement that will see an end to the "what's in it for me, short-term" philosophy, and instead build framework... read more »

As Chase Carey admits to various issues with F1's OTT service, he insists the service will be fixed in time for a "proper commercial launch next season" read more »

Being Fernando Alonso's F1 teammate would be his biggest ask yet, but Carlos Sainz insists he is ready to ready to beat anyone on the grid.  read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists Ferrari have the upper hand in 2018 read more »

Renault-bound Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo says he is "sad" to be ending his long-standing relationship with Red Bull, but insists the timing was right to make a... read more »

Renault Sport Formula 1 boss Cyril Abiteboul insists his company is not concerned by criticism from Red Bull's Christian Horner and now ignores his comments read more »