Alpine's Fernando Alonso expects to see "a few surprises" when teams finally reveal their true pace at F1's season-opening Bahrain GP. read more »

While he's still unsure of the pecking order going into the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel is sure Formula 1's midfield teams have reduced the... read more »

Limited to just three days of testing this year, Formula 1 teams faced a much smaller window than usual to get up to speed before the new season - but it still gave enough time... read more »

After three days in Bahrain, who's looking the best for the 2021 season, and who has work to do? Jolyon Palmer looks over every team's performance and works out a... read more »

Discussing the 2021 pecking order, Alpine director Marcin Budkowski says that he doesn't expect there to be a clear-cut midfield pack. read more »

Max Verstappen put Red Bull on top to finish Formula One's preseason testing to further fuel speculation the team has moved ahead of Mercedes in the pecking order going to... read more »

Ferrari became the tenth and final team to unveil its 2021 Formula 1 challenger on Wednesday, completing the F1 grid. The SF21 has undergone heavy modifications aimed at... read more »

Formula 1 2021 should be more competitive - with Red Bull in the mix - and there may even be a pecking order "reset", says Martin Brundle on Sky Sports F1's big... read more »

Alfa Romeo believe the big F1 rule changes for 2022 give them every chance of making a "leap forward" up the pecking order. read more »

Mercedes will be looking to sign off on the current era of cars with another dominant championship double - which would give it eight doubles in a row - before Formula 1 heads... read more »

While the pecking order in terms of performance may not change next season, the same can't be said when it comes to driver line-ups. read more »

Zak Brown has told Williams' new owners they need to spend big if they are to work their way up the Formula 1 pecking order. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says its unclear how close the other F1 teams are to Mercedes in terms of performance after a "messy" day of practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has warned there must be "enough room to change the pecking order" in 2021 despite the introduction of a restrictive development... read more »

Daniil Kvyat says AlphaTauri is “slightly behind” its rival Formula 1 teams in a “very tight” midfield pecking order this year, but believes the team is heading in the right... read more »

The new restrictions on engine modes didn't change the pecking order at the front, with Mercedes still comfortably ahead of the pack. Hamilton narrowly took pole from... read more »

Despite a week away from race action, the pecking order seems to be unchanged at Spa with Mercedes securing another one-two in the opening practice session for the Belgian... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says it is only right to show respect to Ferrari during his final races with the team, despite the on-track struggles he is going through in 2020. Ferrari has... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key thinks the 2021 regulation tweaks will allow for change in the pecking order. read more »

Alain Prost has said Lewis Hamilton’s dominance in F1 is “unbelievable” and thinks what he is doing in the sport can be taken for granted sometimes. It appears very likely that... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key thinks there is enough freedom in the rules for a shuffle in Formula 1's pecking order behind Mercedes to be "up for grabs"... read more »

Lance Stroll says the pace he and team-mate Sergio Perez showed in the Styrian Grand Prix puts Racing Point ahead of its midfield rivals in the Formula 1 pecking order. read more »

Charles Leclerc is sure Ferrari is making progress as it looks to move up the F1 pecking order at the Styrian Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1's delayed 2020 campaign finally got underway this weekend and it provided a first glimpse of how the pecking order stacks up this year. Usually the initial... read more »

Formula 1 fans should not expect the break caused by the coronavirus pandemic to have altered the pecking order, according to McLaren boss Andreas Seidl, who reckons changes... read more »