Williams Formula 1 team co-founder Patrick Head has been given a knighthood in the Queen's 2015 Birthday Honours list. The 69-year-old helped Sir Frank Williams to start... read more »

Williams co-founder Patrick Head has received a knighthood for his services to motorsport. Head and Sir Frank Williams joined forces in the 1970s to build up the team and held... read more »

Patrick Head, the co-founder of Williams and long term Technical Director, has been knighted for his services to motorsport. read more »

Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai remains confident the manufacturer can turn its fortunes around in time to be competitive by the end of 2015 read more »

Former Williams technical director Patrick Head has been awarded a knighthood for services to motorsport... read more »

F1 team Williams' "design genius" Patrick Head has been awarded a knighthood for his services to motorsport. read more »

The Race of Champions will return to London this November at the city's Olympic Stadium. The annual event, which pits drivers from various motorsport categories against... read more »

The Manor Marussia F1 Team is rethinking its plans to introduce a brand new car for the 2015 season to instead focus resources on next year. The resurrected outfit had... read more »

Red Bull Motorsport Consultant Helmut Marko says that the next three weeks are crucial in determining whether changes to Renault's power unit will result in… read more »

Although unsatisfied with Honda's results, motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai insists the powers-that-be understand they are on a "steep learning curve" read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Paul Hembery says better car balance and teams finding less pace than expected have contributed to Formula 1 reverting to more one-stop grands prix read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff is "open-minded" over a potential relaxation of Formula 1 engine rules next season, but has warned of the likely severe cost... read more »

Especially for lovers of motorsport photography, GPUpdate.net's race-by-race series, Story Behind the Shot, continues throughout the 2015 season. Mark Sutton of… read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff feels his team's flawless performance in Montreal proves they are not a "bunch of idiots"... read more »

Honda Chief Motorsport Officer Yasuhisa Arai says the company is 'saddened' by its performance at the Canadian Grand Prix as neither Fernando Alonso nor Jenson… read more »

Honda motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai today in Montreal had to fend off criticism after another difficult day for the power unit supplier and its partner McLaren team. A day... read more »

Honda motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai is confident of "a positive step" for McLaren after using the first of its Formula 1 engine upgrade tokens read more »

Formula 1's plans to reintroduce refuelling in 2017 could be scrapped this weekend amid dwindling support following further consideration. Team bosses are due to meet in... read more »

Renault has ruled out continuing in its current position as an engine supplier, citing high costs and a low marketing return as the main reasons. The French manufacturer has... read more »

Renault has opened discussions with Bernie Ecclestone over its future in Formula 1, according to motorsport chief Cyril Abiteboul, and has ruled out making an early exit read more »

Especially for lovers of motorsport photography, GPUpdate.net's race-by-race series, Story Behind the Shot, continues throughout the 2015 season. Mark Sutton of… read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has revealed that Lewis Hamilton had a say in his race-losing pit stop during the Monaco Grand Prix, but maintains the error was ultimately... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has apologised to Lewis Hamilton after the team's strategic error cost the Briton victory in Monaco on Sunday. Hamilton looked set to... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff claims to have been approached by three other current Formula 1 teams with regard to becoming a customer read more »

Michelin believes Formula 1 will adopt 18-inch wheels in the not-too-distant future as the benefits to the sport and the supplier are too great to ignore. The French... read more »