Lewis Hamilton has called for understanding from fans and journalists, saying they cannot expect a driver to be happy when they don't get the result they wanted. read more »

Where will Mercedes driver search end up? And what were the other big stories that made the headlines in Formula 1 in 2016? read more »

Being in Vienna's Hofburg Palace when Nico Rosberg announced his F1 retirement was something of a surreal experience. Despite a room filled with journalists and PRs, no... read more »

Was Lewis Hamilton in the wrong for his media antics at the Japanese GP or should the world champion be given more respect? And is he right that F1's media format needs... read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- Lewis Hamilton decided not to take journalists questions in his usual post-qualifying press conference, saying he felt the reporting of his use of Snapchat in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has refused to answer questions from media journalists at his press briefing following qualifying for the Japanese GP. read more »

TURIN, Italy -- Four-time champion Alain Prost says watching the Grand Prix of Europe in Baku was "really boring" because the TV cameras did not convey the true speed... read more »

One of the problems of writing for the internet is the permanence of one's words. Journalists are expected to make predictions and best guesses based on the available... read more »

Felipe Massa is rarely one to shy away from expressing an opinion and while holding court with journalists at the Red Bull Ring, he offered erudite thoughts regarding Formula... read more »

Jenson Button says he was surprised to hear Max Verstappen imply Romain Grosjean braketested him in Monaco and warned the Formula 1 rookie to be careful with remarks to journalists read more »

Williams driver Susie Wolff and Sauber rookie Felipe Nasr provided differing perspectives on what caused their collision during testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.... read more »

McLaren looks set to launch its Honda-powered 2015 car with an event at the British team's Woking headquarters on January 29. International media reports are suggesting... read more »

AUTOSPORT's team of Formula 1 journalists on what Caterham and Marussia's troubles mean for F1, the implications of third cars and what can be done read more »

The Inside Line looks with regret at the way some media outlets and journalists decided to report on Jules Bianchi's serious accident at the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

AUTOSPORT's team of Formula 1 journalists give their take on the big stories in the driver market, looking at the futures of Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso and Daniil Kvyat read more »

The hospital in Grenoble where Michael Schumacher lay in coma for almost six months reported medical documents about the F1 legend's condition stolen, it has emerged.... read more »

Romain Grosjean expressed his happiness with Lotus's improvements after qualifying in 14th place for the Canadian Grand Prix. Lotus had feared that they would struggle for... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has ruled out winning the 2014 title. Detailing a meeting with journalists this week, Ferrari officially quoted the Finnish driver as saying it will be... read more »

Adrian Newey has rejected overtures to move to Ferrari, telling journalists in Monaco that he remained "committed to Red Bull for the foreseeable future". read more »

Nico Rosberg says his feeling with the brakes is currently a weakness following the second in-season test of 2014 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain. Rosberg was... read more »

Being a Press Officer for a Formula 1 team might be a dream job for any motorsport enthusiast but even the most passionate one would have some second thoughts, considering the... read more »

Interest in this week's opening test of the groundbreaking 2014 season is near-unprecedented. The new rules, spearheaded by the new V6 hybrid turbo 'power... read more »

Schumacher's condition has been stable in the last 24 hours according to his spokesperson Sabine Kehm at Grenoble's hospital. His condition is still critical... read more »

There was stunned silence when Mark Webber defended his start at last weekend's United States Grand Prix in front of a room full of journalists at Interlagos today. read more »

The FIA has now also restricted access to the pitlane for journalists and photographers, as part of an ongoing safety clampdown read more »