Carlos Sainz Jr will receive an entirely new set of Renault powertrain components after the McLaren Formula 1 driver suffered ignition wiring issues in qualifying for the... read more »

SportPesa Racing Point F1 Team, struggled with qualifying at the 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix, as the midfield battled tightened. Sergio Perez came out on top at the team as he... read more »

Max Verstappen put in an impressive performance in yesterday's qualifying session at Sao Paulo to secure the pole position for the 47th FIA Formula One Brazilian Grand... read more »

Mixed fortunes for Toro Rosso in Brazilian Grand Prix as Gasly finishes best of the rest and Kvyatt fails to perform. read more »

Gasly finishes as the best of the rest in Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying, securing a place on the third row of the grid. read more »

After a five year streak of pole positions in Brazil, the Mercedes team find themselves starting from the second row. read more »

Ferrari's inability to score pole position at the last two Formula 1 grands prix having held a strong qualifying advantage before that is "interesting", says... read more »

Haas finally got both cars inside the top ten in qualifying for the Brazilian GP, doing so for the first time since May's Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Today's post-qualfying press conference with Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton. read more »

With a recap from Interlagos following Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying, here is Julianne Cerasoli's paddock notebook. read more »

Second and fourth is still a good result and Seb can have a good race starting from the front row. read more »

That was the perfect birthday present from Max today. read more »

We can be satisfied with today's work, but we cannot get too carried away. read more »

We now need to do our best to maximize our opportunities to score points with both cars tomorrow, in what we expect to be a tight midfield battle. read more »

This result is a bit deflating, those aren't grid positions that we would be happy with. It's not completely out of line with what we saw yesterday, but we expected a... read more »

FP3 didn't look good on the timesheets but we knew what was possible today. read more »

The front of the grid all start on the soft tyre, which means that it's a level playing field for the first stint at least: whoever makes the most of it could gain an... read more »

After a series of good Saturdays, we experienced a very disappointing qualifying today. read more »

Join us inside the F1 paddock as the drivers and teams reflected on Saturday qualifying and looked ahead to race day in Brazil... For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

It's always a very close qualifying session here and unfortunately we ended up at the lower end of a pretty evenly-matched midfield battle. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz will start from the back of the grid in Brazil after an ignition wiring issue caused a loss of power in his engine read more »

We knew this was going to be a tough circuit for us but there were just less than two tenths covering the entire midfield and we are at the end of it. read more »

Whilst conditions are expected to be a little different again tomorrow, this is unlikely to be enough to allow us to race the cars ahead. read more »

It was Max Verstappen who kicked off his road to redemption around Interlagos by securing pole for the Brazilian GP. read more »

Power has been a big talking point in Formula 1 recently. On Saturday, it swung the way of Max Verstappen, Red Bull, and, curiously, Honda. read more »