Red Bull Formula 1 sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has tested positive for COVID-19 and will not attend this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

My job in 60 seconds, returns!  read more »

After Ferrari dismissed the grumbling around unequal machinery between Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel, JONATHAN NOBLE looks into why this conspiracy makes no sense for... read more »

With the upcoming Imola only being a two day weekend, losing both Friday practice sessions at the Nürburgring will aid AlphaTauri's preparation for the event. read more »

The news that Frank and Claire Williams will step down from their roles at the Williams Formula 1 team is a clear sign of the team's future direction, explains JONATHAN NOBLE read more »

After a long hiatus since the Australian Grand Prix was cancelled in March, the Formula 1 paddock has at last reconvened in Austria for the first race of the season this... read more »

In our final episode of this 7-part series, we reveal our Greatest F1 team's team principal. If the appointment is the wrong one, then it risks not getting the most out of... read more »

The choice of the best driver was a hotly contested one amongst our panel of 18 F1 experts, with opinions varied on which of the various qualities a top-line racer needs. While... read more »

The role of a driver is the most high-profile job in F1, but having a winning pair in your team is often more complicated than just picking those that are the fastest or most... read more »

The sporting director is one of the most important figures within a team, and is in charge of unlocking as much human performance as possible. Be it through establishing closer... read more »

Welcome to a very special 7-part series where we've asked the question: what would the lineup of the greatest F1 team look like? We’ve set out to build a team made up of... read more »

Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport) is joined by Jonathan Noble (F1 Editor, Motorsport.com) and Stuart Codling (Executive Editor, GP Racing) to give the final... read more »

Mercedes' dual-axis steering turned heads at Barcelona on day two of Formula 1 testing. JONATHAN NOBLE explains why, so far, the team has the FIA's consent to use the... 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 »

Although most of the focus on Formula 1’s technological developments remains on the car, there have been numerous advances inside the cockpit too – namely, the drivers’... read more »

Williams Racing have announced that David Worner and Jonathan Carter will join their technical department in the near future, with Adam Carter being appointed chief engineer. read more »

Williams have added to their technical team with the appointments of experienced duo David Worner and Jonathan Carter. Also announced was Adam Carter in the position of Chief... read more »

David Worner and Jonathan Carter will join Williams in the near future in senior design roles. read more »

Williams to add David Worner, Jonathan Carter to technical team read more »

Charles Leclerc sits down with Motorsport.com F1 Editor, Jonathan Noble to talk all things F1 as Autosport International 2020. They look back on his 2019 season, the battles... read more »

Despite the enthusiasm surrounding the return of the Dutch Grand Prix to the Formula 1 calendar, organisers are eager to make sure the race itself is as an entertaining as... read more »

Honda's Toyoharu Tanabe and Toro Rosso's Jonathan Eddoll's both praised Naoki Yamamoto after his maiden practice outing at Suzuka on Friday. read more »

Toro Rosso completed their objectives during Friday running in preparation for Saturday in the Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Toro Rosso's chief race engineer Jonathan Eddolls described the Hungarian Grand Prix as "eventful", after rookie driver Alex Albon was able to finish in the... read more »

Formula 1 has put together new details about its plans to overhaul the cars for 2021, and a small selection of journalists have had an early look at how things are shaping up.... read more »