Mercedes have captured the attention up and down the pit-lane at the final Bahrain F1 test with a a bold new 'no sidepod' design on a radically different W13 car. read more »

Lando Norris believes Formula 1's new cars are not drastically different to drive compared to their direct predecessors. Norris clocked the quickest time during... read more »

Ferrari unveiled its F1-75 2022 Formula 1 contender today, and it instantly became 2022s most radically designed car yet. But is that a good thing? And with such high hopes for... read more »

Sergio Perez has conceded it will take "a lot" to master this year's radically altered F1 cars following a period of relative stability in the regulations. read more »

George Russell has claimed the team that 'works best together will prevail' in 2022 as F1 adapts to radically changing technical regulations. read more »

Alfa Romeo's signing of Guanyu Zhou has confirmed the full grid of 20 drivers for next season, which is welcoming a fresh era of Formula 1 with new rules, new... read more »

Charles Leclerc has suggested the feeling of the track surface at the Turkish Grand Prix is akin to that of last year's event despite lap times radically falling during... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has explained how his team is balancing the current season against "the long term" with radically new aerodynamic regulations set... read more »

Former F1 team boss Colin Kolles says Aston Martin staff are demoralised under Lawrence Stroll and have a radically different vision to him. read more »

Last year, F1 teams agreed to slash the championship's planned cost cap from $175million to $145million starting in 2021, followed by a further $5million year-on-year... read more »

When Esteban Ocon took Alpine's new car onto the track at the start of pre-season testing in Bahrain on Friday, the bulbous airbox and engine cover on the A521 immediately... read more »

Formula 1’s major sporting and technical rules overhaul will happen in 2022, despite rumours they could be delayed once again. A report in Italian media said F1 bosses were... read more »

Despite the current restrictions regarding the development of the radically new car for the 2022 season, Scuderia Ferrari and Renault are reported to have passed the front... read more »

We are pushing as hard as we can to bring updates to the car as soon as possible, although we know that no package can be a magic wand that radically changes the hierarchy... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says he would radically change F1 in the wake of the coronavirus crisis to ensure all teams survive and improve the show. read more »

Formula 1 is risking losing both current and new fans unless it radically overhauls its outdated and static TV coverage for the new season. read more »

Red Bull have broken cover on a radically different challenger for the 2019 campaign. The new season is one of large change at Red Bull, with Honda on board as engine partner... read more »

An image purporting to be of Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly's helmets for the 2019 Formula 1 season has emerged on social media, suggesting that the Dutchman has opted... read more »

McLaren, Red Bull and potentially Ferrari will reveal radically different car upgrades for this weekend's Spanish GP. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says it is inevitable that manufacturers have criticised the proposed 2021 Formula 1 engine regulations and the rules should have been left untouched or... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has confirmed the team's car has passed all of its crash tests ahead of the 2017 season. Haas' second year of Formula One coincides with... read more »

Manor is refusing to give up on this year's Formula 1 car before turning its attention to the clean slate available for the radically different 2017 model read more »

Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery has called on Formula 1 to radically alter its testing programme ahead of the 2017 season given the dramatic rule changes planned read more »

Sergio Marchionne has backed the move to delay a technical revolution in Formula 1until 2017. It had appeared that Ferrari was leading the charge for rapid change, when on the... read more »

F1 chiefs are set for a revolutionary meeting in Paris on Thursday which could radically overhaul the sport for future seasons read more »