Daimler CEO, Ola Kallenius says that Mercedes is committed to F1, but warns that along with costs the sport's environmental impact must be reduced. read more »

Charles Leclerc enthused about the reduced running opportunities at the Eifel Grand Prix after claiming an excellent P4 on the grid. read more »

Four-time Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel believes the Nordschleife layout of the Nurburgring would provide the ultimate driving challenge for the championship. The... read more »

Six-time Formula 1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton believes the championship is likely to move towards electric power into the future. Formula 1 regulations have gradually... read more »

Formula 1's 2020 season finale will be held without spectators, the Yas Marina Circuit has confirmed. All Formula 1 events to take place so far in the delayed 2020... read more »

China's hopes of being included on Formula 1's rescheduled 2020 calendar have reduced in the wake a decree issued by its sporting authority this week. Formula... read more »

Formula 1's sole 2020 rookie Nicholas Latifi believes his experience of Austria's Spielberg circuit, and the reduced off-track activities, will help when he makes his... read more »

The amount of COVID-19 testing F1 personnel must complete has been reduced, but Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies says the series isn't taking a risk. read more »

Guenther Steiner says the reduction of the budget cap from next year onwards could tempt new manufacturers to join the Formula 1 grid. read more »

Formula 1 would have lost manufacturers and teams as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic had the reduced budget not been introduced for 2021, reckons Ross Brawn read more »

Ross Brawn has dismissed talk of F1 using dropped points this season in light of the reduced number of races and the possibility of drivers being sidelined following... read more »

F1's reduced budget cap could prompt Mercedes to enter other racing categories from 2021 to ensure it utilises its staff and resources.  read more »

Ferrari has shown it is willing to make sacrifices for the greater good of Formula 1 by accepting the reduced cost cap, according to former Scuderia boss Stefano Domenicali. read more »

"Formula 1 wins today" proclaimed Zak Brown as the World Motor Sport Council ratified a reduced cap and other new rules for 2021. read more »

The FIA have approved a lower cap for 2021 as well as new rules regarding aerodynamic testing. read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has ratified the proposed changes to Formula 1's sporting, technical and financial regulations, including a reduced cost cap from 2021 read more »

Formula 1's budget cap has been reduced for the 2021 season following a unanimous agreement between all 10 teams, the FIA's World Motor Sport Council confirmed on... read more »

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner believes the reduced Formula 1 budget cap from 2021 will make involvement in the series a "clear cut" decision for interested... read more »

Formula 1 teams will be forced to operate with reduced numbers when the 2020 season commences GPFans has learned. read more »

Formula 1 won't attract new engine manufacturers unless costs are greatly reduced, says Motorsport UK chief David Richards. read more »

A cost-cutting package for the 2021 season has been agreed upon by Formula 1 teams, the package including a reduced $145 million cost cap. read more »

Damon Hill has expressed concern that, in the eyes of many, a season with a reduced calendar wouldn't be seen as a 'proper championship'.  read more »

FIA president Jean Todt remains hopeful the reduced $145million Formula 1 cost cap will prevent teams from dropping off the grid once the post-pandemic economic landscape... read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner reckons a heavily truncated 2020 Formula 1 schedule would be financially more problematic for teams than if the championship was to hold no races.... read more »

Ferrari could enter IndyCar as the Scuderia looks at ways to avoid massive job losses in the wake of F1's reduced budget cap. read more »