Williams Grand Prix Engineering has announced that Matthew Savage, Darren Fultz and James Matthews will make up the company's new Board of Directors. read more »

The path for Mick Schumacher to work his way into Ferrari's Formula 1 team is clearly defined as the winds of change sweep through the Scuderia. That's the prediction... read more »

As 2018 finally comes to a close, we're looking back at some of the biggest stories of the year and how they were covered at GPFans. Kimi Raikkonen's United States... read more »

As 2018 finally comes to a close, we're looking back at some of the biggest stories of the year and how they were covered at GPFans. We can't ignore Lewis Hamilton... read more »

Racing Point have the potential to become Formula 1's next dominant customer team, following in the footsteps and potentially overtaking Red Bull in 2019 and the years to... read more »

Esteban Ocon cost him a certain victory. Having analysed the incident in full, Matthew Scott says the Dutchman ought to be thanking his lucky stars. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is world champion for a fifth time. A fifth-place finish at the Mexican Grand Prix finalised the Mercedes man's surge clear of title rival Sebastian Vettel,... read more »

Renault Sport have acquired the services of ex-Mercedes engineer Matthew Harman, who'll join the team on September 1st as their new Deputy Chief Designer. read more »

Renault has signed former Mercedes engineer Matthew Harman as deputy chief designer. read more »

Renault has announced its recruitment of Mercedes Head of Powertrain Integration and Transmission Design, Matthew Harman. read more »

Renault has signed Mercedes' head of powertrain integration Matthew Harman to work as its new deputy chief designer read more »

Renault's purchase of Lotus is unlikely to impact the team's 2016 driver line-up of Pastor Maldonado and Jolyon Palmer, according to current CEO Matthew… read more »

He admits it is not a done deal just yet, but Lotus F1 team CEO Matthew Carter says he is "confident" that the Renault takeover will happen... read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter still believes Renault will assume control of the Enstone-based team ahead of the 2016 Formula 1 season. read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter insists he is confident that Renault deal will go ahead. read more »

Lotus and Renault are working "flat out" to complete their takeover talks, according to the Enstone team's CEO Matthew Carter. Renault signed a letter of intent... read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says he remains confident that Renault will follow through with its plans to purchase the Enstone squad ahead of the 2016 campaign. Renault signed a... read more »

The Lotus team will be renamed Renault as early as 2016 if the French manufacturers complete their takeover of the Enstone-based team, chief executive Matthew Carter has indicated. read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says he remains "highly confident" that Renault will complete its planned takeover of the Enstone-based team ahead of the 2016… read more »

With the news of Jolyon Palmer's signing for 2016, talks between Renault and Lotus are 'taking shape' according to Matthew Carter. read more »

Matthew Carter, Vijay Mallya, Franz Tost, Christian Horner and Eric Boullier faced the media in Austin... read more »

Today's press conference with Eric Boullier, Matthew Carter, Christian Horner, Vijay Mallya and Franz Tost. read more »

United States GP Friday Formula 1 press conference with Lotus's Matthew Carter, Force India's Vijay Mallya, Toro Rosso's Franz Tost, Red Bull's Chrstian... read more »

Lotus CEO Matthew Carter says he expects French brand Renault to make an announcement regarding its planned takeover of the team next week. Lotus' Formula 1… read more »

Renault's buy-out of Lotus is close to being sealed, the team's chief executive officer Matthew Carter says. read more »