INEOS, the UK-based multifunctional chemical company announced its plans to take part in the battle against the COVID-19 coronavirus by producing hand sanitisers. read more »

Lewis Hamilton praises his Mercedes Formula 1 team along with the other six teams that have joined together to aid in the development and manufacture of ventilators in the UK. read more »

Toto Wolff's days at Mercedes are numbered, at least according to Bernie Ecclestone who believes the Austrian will be moving to Aston Martin in the not-too-distant future. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is poised to join Aston Martin, likely taking up the position of CEO. read more »

Renault driver Esteban Ocon says that his passion for racing is as strong as ever after moving from a reserve driver role at Mercedes into a full race seat with Renault for 2020. read more »

Although the F1 teams have agreed to run this year's chassis next season, McLaren will be allowed to make the changes to accommodate the new Mercedes engine. read more »

Despite the rules stating that teams must continue using their 2020 chassis next season, McLaren has been given permission to make changes as it switches from Renault to... read more »

McLaren has confirmed it will still be switching to Mercedes engines for next season despite Formula One's decision to delay the 2021 rule changes. read more »

F1's regulations overhaul delay until 2022 will have no impact on McLaren's switch to Mercedes power units, the team has confirmed. read more »

McLaren will be granted permission to make necessary changes to its 2020 car next year in order for it to accommodate Mercedes' power unit. McLaren announced last... read more »

INEOS, the principal partner to the Mercedes Formula 1 team, has vowed to play its part in the global fight against the coronavirus by mass-producing hand sanitiser. read more »

INEOS, the principle partner of the Mercedes F1 team, is to mass produce bottles of hand sanitiser to help the relief effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. read more »

Formula 1's stable rules for 2020 were expected to lead to design convergence between the top teams, but there has still been room for divergence among their respective... read more »

Esteban Ocon has sworn he had no knowledge whatsoever of Mercedes' plans to introduce a dual-axis steering system to Formula 1. read more »

McLaren could be hit the hardest by the decision to stick with the 2020 chassis for next season as the Woking team swaps from Renault to Mercedes power. read more »

McLaren has confirmed it is to push ahead with its planned power unit switch for the 2021 Formula 1 season despite the regulation freeze. read more »

McLaren has confirmed that it will continue with plans to switch to Mercedes power units for 2021, despite chassis designs being frozen for the next Formula 1 season read more »

The McLaren team is adamant to complete its switch from the Renault to the Mercedes power unit despite tot he coronavirus outbreak that has already led to a series of changes... read more »

Guanyu Zhou dominated the inaugural Virtual Grand Prix held at the Sakhir International Circuit in Bahrain, taking the chequered flag 11.7 seconds clear of Mercedes Formula E... read more »

Under the lights in Bahrain ✨ Esteban Gutierrez, our Reserve and Development Driver, talks through how to handle a hot lap of the Bahrain International Circuit  read more »

Lewis Hamilton is Mercedes to his core. read more »

Despite the fact that this year's chassis are to be used again in 2021, McLaren is still intending to make the switch from Renault to Mercedes power units. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged F1 fans to pull together amid the coronavirus pandemic and admits the championship must take a backseat until the crisis is resolved. read more »

McLaren is pressing on with its switch to Mercedes power units for the 2021 season, in spite of the retention of the current regulations for an additional campaign. McLaren... read more »

McLaren says its switch from Renault to Mercedes engines will go ahead as planned next year despite F1 teams being required to run the same cars for two years.  read more »