Kevin Magnussen has accused the FIA of being too easily influenced after being forced to pit to fix his damaged front wing at the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes the FIA's race directors and F1's stewards are too easily influenced after receiving a black-and-orange flag during the Canadian Grand Prix.  read more »

Forced to pit to repair damage to his car, Kevin Magnussen believes that race stewards are too easily influenced these days. read more »

Kevin Magnussen was ordered to return to the pits to replace his front wing. read more »

Kevin Magnussen suggested the FIA's race directors are too easily influenced after his Canadian Grand Prix was ruined for what he called "a scratch" on his front... read more »

Kevin Magnussen expressed frustration at being instructed to pit for repairs after sustaining minor front wing damage at the start of Formula 1's Canadian Grand Prix.... read more »

In this episode of "Short View Back to the Past", Autosport Chief Editor Kevin Turner takes a look at one of the most remarkable races in Formula 1 history, when... read more »

The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix might be the most famous win from Jenson Button, but it might not have been his best. In this episode of “Short View Back to the Past”, Autosport... read more »

Kevin Magnussen are both hoping for a strong Canadian Grand Prix, with both drivers having plenty of good memories at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen believes the upcoming race weekend in Montreal will be "harsh" for all drivers due to the circuit's bumpy nature. Last time out in... read more »

Haas drivers, Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen, reflected on a frustrating Azerbaijan Grand Prix where neither scored any points. read more »

The German was in the spotlight heading into the Baku weekend following his huge crash in Monaco, which came off the back of earlier incidents in Jeddah and Miami.His weekend... read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen was one of four Ferrari-powered cars to break down during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull were back on top in Baku, celebrating a double podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Christian Horner joins Natalie Pinkham, Damon Hill and Tom Clarkson in the paddock,... read more »

The Italian team was hit by a double retirement in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc suffering a spectacular engine failure while leading the race, that preceded... read more »

Leclerc was leading the race he was forced to retire with an engine failure, just two races after a similar disappointment in Barcelona, while Sainz had reported a... read more »

The Mexican driver led the early laps in Baku after beating polesitter Charles Leclerc off the line, but struggled to match the race pace of Verstappen after the first virtual... read more »

Valtteri Bottas made it through to Q2 at Kevin Magnussen's expense. read more »

The American-owned squad and its drivers Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen were summoned to see the race stewards on Saturday evening in Baku for a potential pitlane rules... read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes the decision to employ two race directors has only complicated matters as he cites a lack of consistency. read more »

The porpoising effect has proved to be particularly brutal for the drivers, especially Kevin Magnussen. read more »

PlanetF1 spoke to Kevin Magnussen's physio to find out why they get funny looks in the gym. read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes that the characteristics of the Baku City Circuit could provide extra opportunities at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Formula 1's... read more »

Kevin Magnussen is racing like a man with no pressure on his shoulders, says Guenther Steiner. read more »

Haas are benefitting from their new office space in Maranello, says Kevin Magnussen. read more »