Mercedes Formula 1 technical chief James Allison says the FIA is aware of the team's "novel" steering system that debuted at Barcelona on Thursday read more »

Mercedes technical chief James Allison says he is not concerned about the legality of a steering wheel system on its W11, which has been labelled DAS (Dual-Axis Steering). TV... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key believes Renault's power unit is "in the mix" with Mercedes as McLaren look to retain best of the rest in 2020. read more »

Renault has made a "very visible step forward" with its F1 engine performance, according to McLaren technical director James Key. read more »

McLaren technical head James Key is confident the MCL35 will deliver gains in the weak areas of its predecessor. read more »

Mercedes won’t be debuting a huge upgrade package at the second Formula 1 pre-season test like they did in 2019, technical boss James Allison has confirmed. Last year Mercedes... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has said the team have been able to take a more realistic approach to car development this year due to little change in the sporting... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has explained how rule regulations being more stable this year have allowed them to evolve their championship winning car of 2019. read more »

Mercedes have still had to be "bold" in the design of their new W11 car in order to stay ahead of their F1 rivals in the 2020 season, technical boss James Allison has... read more »

James Allison and engine boss, Andy Cowell give insight into the Mercedes W11, revealing that there will be few significant changes before Melbourne. read more »

Mercedes' technical director James Allison says the version of the Formula 1 team's W11 launched at Silverstone will not undergo significant change before the... read more »

As Renault targets fourth, McLaren technical director, James Key, admits that the team's medium term focus is told hold the 'best of the rest' position. read more »

James Key says McLaren's previous F1 car remains "the father" of its new 2020 challenger despite a concept change and a matte paint finish for the MCL35. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key says the new MCL35 includes new concepts at both the front and rear, but remains true to lessons learned with last year's Formula 1 car read more »

Alex Kalinauckas (Autosport Grand Prix Editor), James Allen (Ex-Formula 1 Commentator), Jake Boxall-Legge (Autosport Technical Editor), Rodi Basso (Ex-Ferrari F1 Engineer) and... read more »

Mercedes Technical Director James Allison reveals how early Mercedes began work on their 2020 title challenger and it was earlier than you may have thought. read more »

Johnny Herbert sits down with James Newbold to discuss all thing Le Mans at Autosport International 2020. The three time grand prix winner tells us about how tough it can get... read more »

Will 2021 bring real change to Formula 1? Mercedes technical chief James Allison isn't so sure. read more »

Mercedes' motorsports strategy director James Vowles says he was "very impressed" with Valentino Rossi's "meticulous" approach when driving the... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison says the Formula 1 champions fear both Red Bull and Ferrari for 2020 and are unsure if any of next season's 22 grands prix will... read more »

Fans, it's time for the Pure Pit Wall bloopers  read more »

McLaren technical director James Key is looking forward to putting McLaren's third-generation simulator into action next season. read more »

McLaren technical director, James Key enthuses over the team's new simulator which is a "massive departure" from what the Woking team is currently using. read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team will aim to debut an all-new simulator in 2020 that will be a "massive departure" from its predecessor, according to tech chief James Key read more »

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