Seven UK-based F1 teams (Mercedes, Red Bull, McLaren, Renault, Racing Point, Haas and Williams) are battling the Coronavirus pandemic by using their engineering expertise and... read more »

Formula 1 teams are ideally placed to assist in the fight against the coronavirus due to its "highly legislative environment", according to Innovate UK Chief... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has issued a heartfelt message to Formula 1's fed-up fans by urging them to use their time in self-isolation wisely to improve themselves or to complete a... read more »

Mercedes High-Performance Powertrains and the University College of London have worked together to develop CPAP machines which have been given approval to be used by the NHS.... read more »

Mercedes have helped produce a breathing aid that can help keep Covid-19 patients out of intensive care as part of F1's newly-launched Project Pitlane. read more »

F1 teams are pushing the boundaries to reach the "stretched goal" of medical devices they hope to manufacture to aid the UK government in its relief effort against... read more »

The seven UK based Formula 1 teams have joined forces to create 'Project Pitlane', an initiative that will see the teams assist in the rapid development and... read more »

The UK government have confirmed that seven F1 teams have launched "Project Pitlane" to develop ventilators to help coronavirus sufferers. read more »

Lewis Hamilton praises his Mercedes Formula 1 team along with the other six teams that have joined together to aid in the development and manufacture of ventilators in the UK. read more »

Formula One's seven UK-based teams have joined forces to manufacture the medical devices needed to help treat coronavirus patients in the U.K.. read more »

The collective of seven UK-based Formula 1 teams working to assist the British government in combatting the coronavirus crisis will pool its resources and work under the... read more »

Seven British-based Formula 1 teams have combined to create 'Project Pitlane' in the ongoing global struggle to tackle the coronavirus. read more »

The seven UK-based Formula 1 teams have launched 'Project Pitlane' to help with the production of ventilator equipment in the fight against coronavirus. read more »

Formula 1 has revealed further details of the manner in which the seven UK-based teams are assisting with the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Formula 1 is on... read more »

Gunther Steiner is confident Haas team owner Gene Haas remains committed to racing in Formula 1 despite recently hinting he was evaluating the project's future read more »

Renault has confirmed that its Formula 1 operations will be shut for the next few weeks due to the COVID-19 coronavirus. Renault's Formula 1 project is split across two... read more »

As the Renault F1 Team enter their fifth season of their F1 project - can they finally step onto the podium with either Daniel Ricciardo or Esteban Ocon. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says he is committed to Renault's Formula 1 project in the long-term and is not looking for the "next best thing" when his contract ends this year read more »

Racing Point will have to carefully weigh up the costs and benefits of developing a DAS system before it green lights such a project, according to team principal Otmar Szafnauer. read more »

Mercedes High Performance Powertrains boss Andy Cowell says the company's Formula 1 programme is now benefitting from its Formula E involvement, even though running... read more »

Haas' Romain Grosjean hopes the proposed Saudi Arabian Grand Prix goes ahead, calling the project "extraordinary". read more »

Ferrari's sporting director Laurent Mekies says their four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel remains a "key" part of their "project". read more »

Max Verstappen's new F1 deal with Red Bull highlights the faith he has in its project with Honda. Crash.net considers the rationale behind his decision.  read more »

Max Verstappen's relationship with Honda is similar to the one they had with Ayrton Senna, according to Masashi Yamamoto. read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto insists Sebastian Vettel remains "central to our project" and will sit down with the four-time world champion next year to discuss his... read more »