Haas Team boss Guenther Steiner believes the competitiveness of all the Formula 1 teams shows that the sport has no midfield running anymore ahead of this weekend's German... read more »

Renault may be at the top of the midfield log but Carlos Sainz says it is getting "tighter and tighter" out on track. read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner thinks each of the seven teams behind Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull are now equally capable of challenging for points every weekend. read more »

With the likes of Sauber getting involved in regular point-scoring battles, Guenther Steiner says F1 no longer has a genuine midfield: there's the top-three and then the rest. read more »

There is "not really a midfield anymore" due to how close F1's pecking order has become, according to Haas team principal Günther Steiner. read more »

Chief Technical Officer Bob Bell feels Renault will be a stronger outfit in Germany than they have been in the recent races in Austria and Great Britain. read more »

Renault chief technical officer Bob Bell admits the F1 midfield is not a comfortable place to be right now given the fine margins between all of the teams. read more »

Charles Leclerc: Sauber was on course to top F1's midfield battle at Silverstone read more »

Pierre Gasly says Toro Rosso's straightline speed deficit with its Honda Formula 1 engine compared to the team's midfield rivals is "crazy" read more »

Fernando Alonso says Formula One now has "three Ferraris on the track" because Sauber appears to have drawn level with Haas in terms of raw performance. read more »

Kevin Magnussen feels he could end up anywhere between seventh and thirteenth in Qualifying for the British Grand Prix due to just how close the midfield battle is this weekend... read more »

Consistency will prove key to coming out on top in F1's close battle over fourth place in the constructors' championship, according to Haas' Kevin Magnussen. read more »

Haas not expecting repeat of F1 midfield gap - Kevin Magnussen read more »

Esteban Ocon believes Force India are in for an intense midfield battle against Haas and McLaren, and one that is unlikely to be wrapped up before the Abu Dhabi GP. read more »

Formula 1's midfield teams were shocked by how fast Haas was in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, where Romain Grosjean split the Red Bulls read more »

As always, the margins here are very tight and we will need to maximise all our potential to be at the front of the midfield pack. read more »

Force India can overhaul midfield rivals Renault in the battle over fourth despite being 34 points adrift, according to Sergio Perez.  read more »

Haas returns to the points after two races away as Kevin Magnussen wins the Formula 1 midfield battle in France, finishing sixth. read more »

Renault 'deserved' midfield lead - Carlos Sainz Jr read more »

Today, both of our drivers fought in the midfield during the race, and we are making good progress. read more »

Haas team boss Gunther Steiner believes the American squad still has the speed needed to lead F1's tight midfield pack in 2018.  read more »

Charles Leclerc brought home Sauber's fourth top ten finish of 2018 on Sunday but team principal Frederic Vasseur insists it is important the team remain focused on their... read more »

'Impossible' to keep pace with midfield - Sergey Sirotkin read more »

Outqualifying both Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne for the Canadian Grand Prix was unexpected, according to Charles Leclerc. read more »

Sauber Formula 1 rookie Charles Leclerc said he was surprised to outpace both McLarens in Canadian Grand Prix qualifying, having expected the outfit to lead the midfield read more »