F1 TV's Sam Collins and Craig Scarborough explain how the weight of the new 2022 cars is creating some engineering challenges for the teams. Watch the full episode:... read more »

Mercedes is encountering a "vicious circle" at Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix, according to its engineering director, following a poor practice display.... read more »

After a tricky opening day of practice at the Australian Grand Prix, Hamilton ended up 13th in the second session - 1.5 seconds adrift of pace-setter Charles Leclerc.Mercedes... read more »

Zhou Guanyu and Valtteri Bottas are looking to bounce back from a pointless weekend in Saudi Arabia with a double top ten for Alfa Romeo in Australia. read more »

Mercedes are not expecting any kind of magic fix to solve the issues that have blighted their performance in the opening two races of 2022, according to Toto Wolff. read more »

We deserve to be much higher in the standings after two races. Our car has been good and the performance has also been good over the weekends. read more »

No power unit supplier has been left behind, it seems. read more »

Guenther Steiner has warned there is 'more to come' from Haas with the team's performance limited at the opening races through a lack of testing. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes Pirelli's "courageous" choice of tyre compounds has created a "crucial compromise" for teams... read more »

Evolving a Formula 1 car throughout the weekend is critical for performance, but where do F1 drivers begin when speaking to their engineers? Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda go... read more »

Toto Wolff has conceded Mercedes has no option but to improve with the team's current position "unacceptable". read more »

Max Verstappen does have a performance-related exit clause in his new Red Bull contract, says Helmut Marko. read more »

Pirelli were pleased with the performance of both its hard and medium compounds during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which allowed drivers to attack throughout the fifty-lap race. read more »

Williams are one of only two teams not to score points in either of the opening two races, much to the frustration of Dave Robson, the Head of Vehicle Performance at the... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg was pleased with his own performance in Saudi Arabia even if Aston Martin did not have the kind of pace to score points last weekend. read more »

We all love an underdog, and Formula 1 has its best one back. read more »

With the gap over the midfield, there's some wriggle room for the Silver Arrows. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo believes McLaren's early form in 2022 is likely to be track dependent but is hopeful it won't return to the poor level of pace it showed in Bahrain.... read more »

They raced all the way to the chequered flag, then came to chat to F1 Nation! Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, Christian Horner and Adrian Newey, McLaren’s Lando Norris and Haas boss... read more »

The Spaniard was critical of his weekend-long performance in the Bahrain season opener, in which he played rear-gunner to team-mate Charles Leclerc in a Scuderia 1-2.This came... read more »

Christian Horner is thrilled with Red Bull's performance so far in 2022, despite the team focusing on winning the championship in 2021. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance, Dave Robson, claims that the Q1 red flag caused by Latifi affected Albon's qualifying programme. read more »

Lewis Hamilton blamed an "undriveable" Mercedes car for a "gutting" Q1 exit and five-year low in Saudi Arabian GP qualifying, with Toto Wolff admitting his... read more »

The 2021 F1 world champion was second and fourth respectively in the first two segments of qualifying, and felt that the performance in his car on used soft tyres was promising... read more »

Christian Horner described Sergio Perez's performance as "mighty" as the Mexican's thrilling final lap secured his debut pole for Red Bull in the Saudi... read more »