Lewis Hamilton believes he would have got on well with Ayrton Senna if the Brazilian three-time world champion was alive today. Hamilton grew up watching Senna compete in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton could match Ayrton Senna's record of eight consecutive pole positions this weekend, he could also equal the three-time champions 41 race win tally, leading... read more »

McLaren's Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso are hopeful of a stronger showing at the Singapore Grand Prix due to the characteristics of the circuit better suiting their... read more »

Both McLaren drivers have insisted that they can sense progress with the McLaren-Honda, as the partnership's trying season continued in Monza with yet another... read more »

F1's ways can be peculiar, to the point that if their equivalent were applied in any other walk of life we'd consider them illogical. Perhaps even deranged. We know... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo feels the RB11 chassis is now strong, with the Australian now able to find the sweet spot in set-up more often than not. View the original post at Red Bull... read more »

Pastor Maldonado says he isn't bothered by the negative view many Formula 1 fans have of him, and understands it's part of his job to accept criticism. The Venezuelan... read more »

As has become a tradition of sorts now that we are in F1's summer break and at (roughly) the season's halfway point here is my mid-year top 10 drivers' ranking... read more »

How often did the Schumacher brothers finish first and second in the same Grand Prix? asked Adrian Dawson This actually happened on five separate occasions: no other pair of... read more »

As Mario Andretti has noted, "motor racing is also this". And it is. For all that we love this game, relish its battles and its drama, it has a side which cannot be... read more »

Following the untimely passing of Jules Bianchi last Friday, Formula 1 arrives at the Hungarian Grand Prix in a sombre mood, but ready to put on a good show in honour of the... read more »

Nico Rosberg has contradicted claims by Williams performance chief Rob Smedley regarding the new start procedure which will be implemented at the Belgian Grand Prix. The new... read more »

There are admittedly many things in life that I don't 'get'. The ongoing infatuation with pulled pork being one. I rather liked the Al Murray Pub Landlord line... read more »

Felipe Massa says it was vital for Williams to lock out the second row ahead of Ferrari and labelled the lap which put him ahead of team-mate Valtteri Bottas... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Mercedes' ability to 'turn up' its engines when it matters helps explains why Ferrari often looks quicker on a Friday. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has veered from the usual corporate line to admit that he would prefer to see a rival from another team win a race over his own team-mate. It's often the... read more »

Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo has played down comments from team owner Dietrich Mateschitz, when the billionaire heavily criticised engine supplier Renault. In an interview... read more »

Much was said about the repeated calls to 'lift and coast' during the Canadian Grand Prix - a phrase that is often heard over the radio at the majority of races.... read more »

Mercedes might be a little more under pressure from Ferrari this season but the current world champions will only have themselves to blame if they lose their grasp on this... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is wary of the unpredictable Canadian Grand Prix, which can so often produce unexpected results. read more »

The FIA has made changes to stop drivers gaining an unfair advantage if they cut the final chicane in Canada, as is often the case. Large 'sausage kerbs' have already... read more »

Paddy Lowe's latest comments are timely. When the Executive Director (Technical) at Mercedes AMG Petronas refers to the Monaco gaff as a "single error made in a split... read more »

Although Jenson Button ended the McLaren team's 2015 points drought last time out in Monaco, ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix both McLaren drivers were cautious about... read more »

Canada often turns out to be one of the best races of the season, with a set of track characteristics that are not replicated anywhere else. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has some homework to do before the next race in Canada according to Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene. The Italian has urged the Finn to up his game on... read more »