Former Sauber, Renault and Ferrari man Dirk de Beer will join Williams Martini Racing as Head of Aerodynamics on March 1. read more »

Christian Horner believes Formula One can really excite this year... though he'd like more noise. read more »

Paul Di Resta will continue as reserve driver for Williams Martini Racing in 2017. read more »

Paul di Resta will stay on as Williams Martini Racing's reserve driver alongside Felipe Massa and F1 rookie Lance Stroll. read more »

Pirelli racing manager Mario Isola has said that the simulation values they have received suggest that the gap between cars will become bigger. read more »

Tavo Hellmund is disappointed that the Manor Racing MRT team are no longer on the grid in 2017, and admitted talks ultimately broke down after the team lost tenth in the... read more »

Despite never competitively racing against one-another, Jolyon Palmer is hoping that he can race his brother Will in Formula 1 in the future. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says there is no racing achievement that will make him consider doing a shoey this season read more »

Williams Martini Racing must move up from fifth position in the Constructors Championship this season, deputy team principal Claire Williams says. read more »

With "significantly faster" cars out on track, Sebastian Vettel believes this year's Formula 1 racing will be "more fun" for the drivers. read more »

OMP Racing is the new supplier of safety harnesses to Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team. read more »

At 18 years of age, Lance Stroll will be the youngest driver on the grid in 2017, having recently secured his place in the Williams Martini Racing team. read more »

Williams Martini Racing has confirmed that Dirk de Beer has been appointed as the team's new Head of Aerodynamics, and will join the company on 1 March 2017. He will... read more »

Williams Martini Racing has announced Dirk de Beer as its new head of aerodynamics to work alongside new technical chief Paddy Lowe read more »

Renault has teamed up with Winfield to offer motorsport enthusiasts the opportunity of getting behind the wheel of a Renault F1 car. read more »

Have you ever felt emotionally constipated because your phone's emojis don't allow you to convey your true feelings in the style of a famous racing driver? Fear... read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has suggested Formula 1 consider bringing back active suspension read more »

Italian manufacturer Pirelli looks at some of the tyres it has produced over 110 years of racing. read more »

While NASCAR may be the most popular form of motor racing in the United States, Formula 1 racing has a bigger following worldwide. Formula 1’s popularity has steadily been... read more »

Force India's technical director Andy Green and the Silverstone-based team's former German driver Nico Hülkenberg revealed what an impact the 2017 technical revamp... read more »

For 11 year old Oliver Osbond, from Couldson, Surrey, a fairy tale became reality when Racing Director, Eric Boulier surprised him at his home to personally hand him a McLaren... read more »

Renault Sport Racing to offer driving programmes to motorsport enthusiasts and professionals alike at new Paul Ricard base. read more »

Former Williams man Patrick Head reckons anyone who believes the new-for-2017 rules will improving the race has "got rocks in their head." read more »

Bruce McLaren is being considered for induction to the Auto Racing Hall of Fame at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. read more »

McLaren s racing director Eric Boullier has underlined the team s fresh approach to the new F1 season from team personnel to car livery teasers read more »