The Finn was forced to settle for third on the grid but feels his race pace in Belgium should be much better than his qualifying pace. read more »

Sauber's recently appointed Team Principal Frederic Vasseur is not expecting the team's technical partnership to develop much past the engine and gearbox. read more »

The Australian finished fifth in first practice and sixth in the second, but expects to have much stronger pace on Saturday. read more »

The F1 world spends so much time in airports that traditional summer holidays rather lose their appeal. The creature comforts of one's own home are vastly more appealing... read more »

PART ONE: DRIVERS - Esteban OCON (Force India), Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing), Stoffel VANDOORNE (McLaren) PRESS CONFERENCE Esteban, back to the scene of your Grand Prix... read more »

12 months on from his Formula 1 debut in Belgium, much has changed for Esteban Ocon - even if he doesn't seem to think so. read more »

Sebastian Vettel feels the high-speed nature of Spa will suit Mercedes, much as it did at Silverstone. read more »

The summer break may be over but we are still not that much closer to learning who exactly will be on the grid for the 2018 F1 season. read more »

Max Verstappen is downbeat about the possibility of Red Bull closing the pace deficit to Mercedes and Ferrari in the second half of the season. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has said there is "much more to come" from Renault over the second half of the season after a "drastic" upgrade at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Fernando Alonso says he will explore all opportunities to win again within Formula One before looking outside the series for a drive in 2018. Alonso's current contract... read more »

Much was expected of Red Bull under F1's new aero-centric regulations for 2017, but so far the team has been playing catch-up. More from Motorsport.tv:... read more »

Lagging behind F1's leading cars by as much as "one to two seconds" per lap, Gene Haas says his team's deficit is "really depressing." read more »

Sir Jackie Stewart has defended the controversial Halo safety device, saying injuries must be prevented rather than treated read more »

Red Bull's drivers are often left with too much to do on race day due to the failure of Renault to match the power boost that both Mercedes and Ferrari have during qualifying. read more »

F1 drivers answer hundreds of questions at each Grand Prix, but how much do we know about their lives away from the track? GPUpdate.net is on a mission to find… read more »

As soon as Sir Jackie Stewart raised his tartan cap above the parapet on the issue of the Halo, you could bet good money on the wee Scot being ridiculed. Not much has changed,... read more »

McLaren-Honda driver Fernando Alonso has described his 2017 season as "fantastic", despite his team's struggles, and feels he is a much better driver than in… read more »

After the late-race switch for the final podium position in Hungary, Valtteri Bottas praised his team-mate Lewis Hamilton, and admitted the relationship he has with the Briton... read more »

Although McLaren are struggling for form, Fernando Alonso reckons on a personal side that he is "much more competitive" in what has been a "very very good... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has revealed Paul Di Resta could have a chance of joining the team full-time, but warned there is not much room to manoeuvre. read more »

George Russell says Halo gave 'much better view' than he imagined it would read more »

Sebastian Vettel led the way during the second morning of in-season testing at the Hungaroring, as Robert Kubica made his much-anticipated official Formula 1… read more »

The thickness of Formula 1's halo cockpit protection device could be reduced as the FIA plans to "see how much we can push" the controversial design read more »

Formula One's managing director for motorsports Ross Brawn has said performance gaps need to be "narrowed" in order to stop the sport becoming... read more »