Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa hopes Monaco s circuit attributes of being less reliant on outright power can provide a chance to attack read more »

Less than three-tenths of a second separated Carlos Sainz Jr from Daniel Ricciardo in Q1 in Spain, which for Technical Director James Key was encouraging for Toro Rosso. read more »

After a point-less start to the 2017 season, Jolyon Palmer appreciates the support Renault is giving him to get through this rough patch. read more »

A three-stop strategy leaves Palmer a lowly 15th at the chequered flag in Spain, extending his point-less run. read more »

Lewis Hamilton may have secured another pole, but the Ferrari of Sebastien Vettel was less than a blink behind. read more »

Lewis Hamilton beat Formula 1 title rival Sebastian Vettel to pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix by less than one tenth of a second after a thrilling qualifying battle read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari and Mercedes have made near identical progress with the updates they have brought to their cars at the Spanish Grand Prix. Mercedes took the... read more »

Dannil Kvyat will enjoy a less hectic race weekend as Barcelona is team-mate Carlos Sainz's home grand prix, with all attention thrust his way. read more »

Despite a point-less start to his full-time Formula 1 career with McLaren, Stoffel Vandoorne is confident the team's power unit issues are not harming his career. read more »

Valtteri Bottas believes relationship with teammate Lewis Hamilton could become strained. read more »

Pirelli wants to expand its 2017 tyre-testing programme to conduct additional work on its wet rubber, but will have to use two-year-old Formula 1 cars with significantly less... read more »

Fernando Alonso was left perplexed by the extent of his power deficit in Bahrain, which ended with his third retirement in as many races. The Sakhir race -- home of... read more »

Down on power and up on his frustration levels, Fernando Alonso says he has "never raced with less power" after being unable to defend in Sunday's Bahrain GP. read more »

Former Ferrari technical director James Allison acknowledged that Ferrari's new car which has excelled so far in the 2017 campaign is a credit to the team's employees... read more »

Less than a tenth of a second separated the top three teams during FP2 in Bahrain - despite Lewis Hamilton's unhappy encounter with a Renault and Sebastian Vettel's... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari is still lacking in its qualifying pace compared to rivals Mercedes, having been beaten to pole position for the Chinese Grand Prix by Lewis... read more »

On the plus side, there is less work to be done on the cars overnight. read more »

The FIA confirms commencing discussions on the direction of Formula One World Championship from 2021 after holding a meeting on Friday regarding the future of the power... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt believes Formula 1 cars need to become simpler, cheaper and less reliable, ahead of a meeting with leading manufacturers in Paris on Friday read more »

Having finished the Australian Grand Prix last of the classified runners, Stoffel Vandoorne concedes that is McLaren-Honda's genuine position in the rankings -... read more »

Fernando Alonso praised the new technical regulation of Formula One and stressed that Pirelli's new wider and much durable tyres allow the drivers to push very hard and... read more »

Less than three-tenths of a second separated Valtteri Bottas from pole position, but the Finn was disappointed not to at least be on the front row of the grid. read more »

The close midfield battle in Australia ensured a titanic battle to advance to Q3 on Saturday, with Nico Hülkenberg missing out by less than a tenth of a second. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo welcomes less investigations for on-track incidents read more »

Formula 1 is under new ownership and everyone wants something from the new bosses, from a trip to Las Vegas to less dudes to equal engines. read more »