With testing done and dusted, Sebastian Vettel predicts Mercedes head to Melbourne "on top" as the Brackley squad seems to be "more at ease" with its 2020 car. read more »

Ferrari heads to Melbourne unsure of where it is in the pecking order with Sebastian Vettel admitting pre-season testing didn't look great on paper. read more »

With the pre-season testing being done and dusted, teams and drivers start to focus on the Australian Grand Prix that kicks off the 2020 FIA Formula One Championship season at... read more »

Formula 1 is still on track to head to Melbourne in two weeks for the start of the 2020 season, despite MotoGP cancelling the Qatar event. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says he sees "no reason why not to" use Mercedes' dual-axis steering system at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas admit they are unsure whether the new DAS (Dual Axis Steering) system will be used at the upcoming Australian Grand Prix... read more »

Motorsport Week reflects on the main talking points and conclusions from Formula 1's second pre-season test, ahead of the upcoming Australian Grand Prix. Mercedes is... read more »

George Russell concluded his pre-season testing programme on Friday by completing one hundred and forty-six laps in Spain. read more »

The time for testing is OVER! But who heads to Melbourne full of confidence, and who's playing catch-up? For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has once again downplayed the team's chances heading to Melbourne, insisting they are "not hiding" any performance. read more »

Ferrari says Formula 1 teams must be given assurances about the risks they may face at the Australian Grand Prix regarding the coronavirus before staff start travelling to... read more »

The hype around Racing Point is sure to last all the way to Melbourne, with the team themselves not ruling out challenging Ferrari in the early stages of the season. read more »

At a time fans, pundits and inhabitants of Planet Paddock alike are trying to make sense of pre-season testing and what it all means for Melbourne and beyond, this... read more »

Contrary to Thursday's windy and wet conditions, Friday proved to be wonderful for testing, with ideal conditions greeting the teams as they headed into the final day of... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes are continuing to play 'who's on top' with Sebastian Vettel saying it the reigning World Champs who head to Melbourne as the favourites. read more »

With just three days of testing remaining it was another busy day on track in Barcelona as the teams looked to fine tune their machines ahead of next month's season opener... read more »

Authorities in Australia are on red alert for the spread of the coronavirus, and have admitted that they can't rule out cancelling all major sporting events, including the... read more »

The first Formula 1 pre-season test is done and dusted, which means we’ve just three more days of running before the teams head out to Melbourne for the Australian Grand Prix... read more »

The Victorian state government is hoping to block planned industrial action by the Melbourne’s tram drivers, one of which has been scheduled to coincide with the weekend of the... read more »

Red Bull will bring "modest updates" to the 2020 F1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Renault driver Esteban Ocon has slotted comfortably back into his role as a Formula One race driver after spending a year on the sidelines as the development driver for Mercedes. read more »

James Allison and engine boss, Andy Cowell give insight into the Mercedes W11, revealing that there will be few significant changes before Melbourne. read more »

The car Mercedes launched on Friday will be the car Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas race in Melbourne with just minor updates between now and then. read more »

Formula One, whose 2020 season starts in Melbourne on March 15, has announced an auction to help areas most affected by the Australian bushfires. read more »

Andrew Westacott, CEO of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, is confident that the season opener in Melbourne will go ahead despite bushfires devastating the country. read more »