That Red Bull is on a roll at the moment is obvious - we can measure its advantage not just in terms of lap times and race results, but also in the quantity of innuendo... read more »

While sometimes the upgrades were pretty obvious, at other races the changes seemed negligible. However, nothing new is ever introduced by an F1 team if there isn't... read more »

The Silverstone-based outfit has enjoyed two podium finishes with Sebastian Vettel this year, although the German's runner-up spot in Hungary last week is subject to... read more »

The Australian has gone up against both Verstappen and Norris in the same cars, having previously raced at Red Bull alongside the Dutch driver between 2016 and 2018.And... read more »

Pirelli have unveiled their tyre allocation for the Hungarian Grand Prix - and they say the fastest strategy is not always in plain sight at the Hungaroring. read more »

Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has laid the blame for his poor Sprint result firmly on George Russell who, according to the Spaniard, made an “obvious mistake”. Sainz attempted to pass... read more »

The two came together on lap one at Brooklands after Russell locked up at the sweeping left-hander and ran into the side of the Ferrari driver, who was forced off.While Russell... read more »

Carlos Sainz says an "obvious" error from George Russell is the reason the two drivers came together during sprint qualifying. read more »

In the wake of Daniel Ricciardo's struggles to adapt to the McLaren MCL35M, team principal Andreas Seidl conceded over the Monaco GP weekend that the current car needs a... read more »

The opening four races have pointed to Red Bull having a quicker car in qualifying, but Mercedes holding the edge when it comes to managing tyres over longer runs.The advantage... read more »

The Australian had had an encouraging first day of practice in Portugal, but could not pull a lap together in Q1 on Saturday to get himself through to the second part of... read more »

It wasn't so long ago that Formula 1 found it was having to work hard to defend itself from the critics.Rampant costs were out of control. The screaming V8 engines made it... read more »

Lando Norris was not reading too much into his solid Friday showing in Bahrain, believing McLaren are not a match for Mercedes or Red Bull. read more »

Lando Norris says he expects "the obvious four cars" to be at the front of the Bahrain Grand Prix grid, in spite of his eye-catching performance on Friday. Norris... read more »

McLaren boss, Zak Brown says it is "obvious" that Max Verstappen and George Russell will form Mercedes line-up in 2022. read more »

McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown believes Mercedes will run an all-new “killer” Formula 1 driver line-up for 2022 as part of its long-term future plans. There has been plenty of... read more »

Williams has revealed its 2021 contender, the FW43B, which while an obvious carry over of the 2020 car features a striking new livery. read more »

The title-hoarding Brackley squad has unveiled its W12, 2021's car to beat. With the prestige of streaking to seven successive drivers' and constructors' titles... read more »

Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto says Carlos Sainz proved through the course of the 2020 campaign why he was an "obvious" signing for its Formula 1 team. Ferrari opted... read more »

Admitting that Max Verstappen would be the obvious choice for Mercedes should Lewis Hamilton quit, for the first time, Red Bull boss, Christian Horner confirms that the Dutch... read more »

Sergio Perez has said he can already see why Red Bull has been "so successful" after recently beginning life with his new team. read more »

There’s some reasons to be optimistic about a title battle in 2021, despite some of the more obvious signs pointing towards another Mercedes whitewash. Just look at the... read more »

The irony of Sergio Perez enjoying the most competitive season of his career at the very time he is struggling to retain his place in F1 is obvious. read more »

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner has insisted the team has not decided on its 2021 driver line-up and acknowledged a potential all-rookie squad would be a risk. read more »

Jan Magnussen, father of Kevin, says it is obvious that Haas has prioritised money over talent in the search for their 2021 line-up. read more »