David Coulthard believes Toto Wolff's apology to Lewis Hamilton following a wretched Emilia Romagna Grand Prix weekend for Mercedes was "a very clear message to the... read more »

Which team now has F1’s best car? Red Bull’s legendary designer Adrian Newey gives F1 Nation his take on the continuing race for upgrades, and the team’s dominant 1-2 finish in... read more »

Nico Rosberg has a theory on what Toto Wolff's Imola radio message meant. read more »

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Mercedes chief strategist James Vowles has insisted the team did not ask George Russell to concede position to Sergio Perez at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

After running third in the opening stages of the race at Albert Park on Sunday, Hamilton dropped back to fifth when he was overtaken on track by Sergio Perez and lost a place... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's radio message claiming his Mercedes had put him in a "difficult position" has been explained fully by the team. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the frustrated radio comment he directed at his Mercedes Formula 1 team during the closing stages of the Australian Grand Prix was due to his... read more »

In the closing stages of the Melbourne race, Hamilton was starting to close in on team-mate George Russell, who had got ahead of him to run third thanks to a well-timed safety... read more »

He had told Mercedes over team radio that they had put him in a "difficult position" during the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has revealed his pointed radio message with race engineer Pete Bonnington was the result of an overheating issue at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl does not believe F1's 'no war' message at the Bahrain Grand Prix has been diluted by racing in Saudi Arabia despite the... read more »

A marshal working at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend will not play a role in the remainder of the event after a controversial tweet surfaced on Saturday. The marshal aimed... read more »

A marshal working at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will take no further part in the event after sharing a message on Twitter in which he hoped Lewis Hamilton would have an... read more »

On lap 46 the safety car came out for a fire on the AlphaTauri of Pierre Gasly. Three laps in, FIA race control notified lapped cars - the six drivers from Aston Martin,... read more »

F1's governing body announced in December that it would be launching a full investigation into the events that saw the Abu Dhabi title decider restart on the final lap... read more »

Amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine following its invasion by Russia, the Grand Prix Drivers' Association came together in Bahrain ahead of pre-season testing for an... read more »

Max Verstappen sends a clear message to Mercedes and the rest as he posts the fastest time of pre-season testing. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says the removal of a flag from his 'No War' helmet following a complaint to the FIA "fails the message" he was trying to deliver. For the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has stated criticism directed at his "no war" Ukrainian helmet at F1 testing "fails the message". read more »

George Russell has urged Nikita Mazepin to 'keep his chin up' following the Russian driver's recent axe from Haas. read more »

"I have had my moments with the stewards but at the end of the day you have to have respect for each other." read more »

With Russian athletes being widely banned from entering sporting competitions, Daniil Kvyat thinks that is sending the wrong message in the wake of conflict. read more »

'I'm back and stronger than ever' was Hamilton's clear message, and he left those who heard him speak in no doubt that he absolutely meant what he... read more »

Former F1 race director Michael Masi failed to implement two articles of the sporting regulations surrounding the restart of races in Abu Dhabi.Only select cars were allowed to... read more »