Red Bull's drivers have greeted news of the proposed sprint races in Formula 1 much less warmly than their team principal, Christian Horner. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says he is less 'scared' of sprint races ruining Formula 1 like reserve grids would do, as long as they don't end up devaluing victories read more »

F1 steward Mika Salo has told fellow Finn Kristian Sohlberg that Ferrari was made to "use less fuel" as part of their punishment from the 2019 'cheating'... read more »

Less than three months after his horrific crash at the Bahrain Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean was back in a race car, completing a successful first IndyCar test at Barber... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff is hoping future contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton will be more straightforward compared to the complications faced by the duo recently. read more »

McLaren Racing reported a £71.4 million ($98.9m) loss for the 2019 financial year, which was £13m ($18m) less than the £84.4m ($117m) loss is posted in 2018. The team saws its... read more »

Organisers of the Spanish Grand Prix are hoping to open its doors for fans at this year's race following their absence in 2020. The Covid-19 pandemic prevented locals from... read more »

Less than two years on from the horrific crash in Spa, Juan Manuel Correa is to make his comeback, driving for ART in Formula 3. read more »

Former Caterham team principal Manfredi Ravetto says teams will receive far less prize money due to COVID-19 and are worried about it. read more »

Mercedes are paying the price for last year's success with their wind tunnel development time less than what their rivals are permitted. read more »

McLaren is targeting improved low speed performance and a car less sensitive to gusty conditions with its 2021 Formula 1 challenger read more »

George Russell started 37 grands prix before claiming his maiden Formula 1 points last month and in the process removed himself from a potentially ignominious list. But not all... read more »

Lando Norris has revealed that he'll be doing less sim-racing in the off-season this year to spend more time with his family. read more »

Williams rookie Nicholas Latifi believes the team made gains "unseen or unheard of" in Formula 1 between 2019 and 2020, and expects further progress into 2021.... read more »

Williams' Dave Robson has done his best to put a positive spin on a point-less for the Grove team, saying they enjoyed some "good races" that will pay dividends... read more »

Mercedes says its decision to run its Formula 1 power units as conservatively as possible in Abu Dhabi does not explain the gap to Red Bull in Sunday's race read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has confirmed their engines are using less power at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix due to reliability concerns. read more »

Louis Camilleri has stunned Ferrari by resigning from his position as CEO after less than two and a half years in the role. read more »

Max Verstappen was less than impressed with Charles Leclerc's role in the crash that ended both of their involvements in the Sakhir GP. read more »

Conceding that Haas is "not exactly the best team at the moment", Guenther Steiner feels it is the right outfit for Mick Schumacher as that means less pressure. read more »

Valtteri Bottas did what was expected by taking pole for the Sakhir Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver faced tough competition on the high-speed Bahrain configuration, with Russel... read more »

Marcin Budkowski is confident Fernando Alonso has gained a lot of knowledge from his recent RS18 runs, meaning there's less to cover in pre-season testing. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed some of his desires that will form part of his negotiations over a new contract with Mercedes in F1. read more »

"A messy and disastrous race," admits Valtteri Bottas, the Finn having spun no less than six times during today's Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key believes that DRS will have less of an influence when Formula 1's new technical regulations come into force in 2022 read more »