The fight for titles is now done in 2019, but it seems Ferrari are left with two races to convince us of their innocence. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is looking for Ferrari to take advantage of his opinion that "anything can happen" at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace for the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg took pole on his very first visit to Interlagos - who better to show you around?! For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on Facebook:... read more »

Honda would not be drawn on whether Ferrari's Austin drop-off was the result of the FIA's TD, Toyoharu Tanabe says all they know for sure is that there was a drop-off. read more »

Mercedes have revealed that Lewis Hamilton accidentally activating a different setting on his steering wheel was down to his struggles for pace in qualifying for the United... read more »

Ferrari’s loss of pace in the United States Grand Prix increased the speculation around what might be behind its straightline speed advantage in F1 2019. Its rivals suspect... read more »

Ferrari says it cannot explain why its pace was so bad in the United States Grand Prix after struggling to match Formula 1 rivals Mercedes and Red Bull read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto insists there is nothing sinister about Ferrari's pace difference in Austin, they simply swapped straightline speed for cornering. read more »

The United States Grand Prix proved to be an underwhelming experience for Ferrari with Charles Leclerc finishing 52 seconds off the pace. read more »

You get that when you stop cheating - Max Verstappen says of Ferrari's poor pace read more »

Today we simply struggled for pace, not helped by the gusty conditions which made the car difficult to drive, and which were punishing for the tyres. read more »

A stunned Charles Leclerc says he has "no explanation" for Ferrari's dismal performance at the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc finished 50 seconds off the pace, while Sebastian Vettel suffered a suspension failure in a miserable United States GP for Ferrari. read more »

Racing Point have it all to do in the race but are confident that they can salvage a strong result from outside the top ten. read more »

Despite setting the pace on Friday, Lewis Hamilton failed to find the sweetspot of his Mercedes W10 in the qualifying session for today's United States Grand Prix. In... read more »

After an uncomfortably long pole-less spell, Mercedes AMG Petronas Motorsport regained their one-lap pace in yesterday's qualifying session for the United States Grand... read more »

The McLaren Formula 1 team has faith it will not repeat its Mexican Grand Prix slump in the United States, having discovered its issues were caused by breaking aero parts read more »

The long run pace yesterday looked encouraging and there are a couple of good overtaking opportunities on this lap. read more »

Valtteri Bottas ended Mercedes' four-month drought without an F1 pole position as teammate Lewis Hamilton struggled for pace at COTA.  read more »

Valtteri Bottas will be on pole position for the 2019 United States Grand Prix after seeing off the late challenge of Ferrari to hold on to top spot. read more »

Max Verstappen suggested he could join the fight for pole position in the US GP by setting the pace in Practice Three - as title-chasing Lewis Hamilton finished just fifth. read more »

Max Verstappen set the pace in FP3 ahead of Sebastian Vettel, but for Charles Leclerc it turned into a horror session. read more »

Williams off the pace to their rivals and predict another tough weekend ahead in Austin. read more »

The Ferrari duo offer a bleak forecast for their raceday at the United States Grand Prix - but believe they'll be in the fight for pole today. read more »

Friday practice results suggested that at the weekend when he can claim his sixth world title, Lewis Hamilton seems to have the best pace both over one-lap and in race trim.... read more »