The initiative is a reaction to this year's Belgian GP, where visibility was so poor that the race could not be run under green flag conditions, and was aborted after a... read more »

Masi was ultimately responsible for writing the sporting regulations that cover sprint weekends, with input from the teams and the F1 organisation.The final updated version was... read more »

Strategists in Formula 1 are responsible for creating the perfect plan for a race, and are often pivotal in making or breaking a good result. This complex role is tough to... read more »

On the first lap, Schumacher went down the inside of the Russian at the hairpin. The two drivers went round the corner side-by-side before the German emerged in front.Later,... read more »

The sport announced last weekend that it has extended its parthership with race promoter Mobilityland which is responsible for the Japanese Grand Prix. The extension means that... read more »

Demaison arrives at Williams after a decade-long spell at Volkswagen Motorsport, where he helped develop the ground-breaking I.D.R electric car that achieved multiple records... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is looking forward to being able to drive in the evening on the final day of pre-season testing where conditions will be more responsible of that on a race... read more »

Nikita Mazepin has vowed to be a much calmer, more responsible human being after conceding for the first time to making "a huge mistake" with regard to the groping... read more »

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says a number of "curveballs" are responsible for the delay of securing Lewis Hamilton's future with the team. Hamilton, who joined... read more »

Formula 1 has announced Frank Arthofer will leave his role as the sport's Director of Digital and Licensing after four years in the position. Arthofer assumed the title... read more »

Red Bull driver programme boss Dr Helmut Marko said the people responsible for resurfacing Istanbul Park deserve a "medal". read more »

Codemasters, the company responsible for the current generation of Formula 1 games are to be bought out by Electronic Arts. read more »

Jack Aitken is "gutted" that his error triggered George Russell's wretched luck at the Sakhir GP, but doesn't feel responsible. read more »

Jack Aitken is "gutted" George Russell missed out on a maiden Formula 1 win in the Sakhir Grand Prix, but does not feel responsible for his role in the events read more »

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Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton has stressed that no one single person is responsible for positive changes within a team, as he charges towards his seventh Drivers'... read more »

Mercedes says that Lewis Hamilton was not responsible for pitting when the pitlane was closed during Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, as German team takes measures to ensure... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he considers himself responsible for the penalty that cost him victory in the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

The front wing on a Formula 1 car is one of the most important elements that make up the aerodynamics of the car. It is the first aerodynamic part that comes into contact with... read more »

Pirelli have, at least for now, stopped short at setting a maximum mileage on its tyres for this weekend's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Pirelli Formula 1 boss Mario Isola admits he is worried that teams will take risks with stint lengths in the 70th Anniversary GP - but hopes they will be "responsible" read more »

Pirelli has confirmed that its tyres were not responsible for Daniil Kvyat's crash during the British Grand Prix, the subsequent red flag having a major impact on the race. read more »

Mercedes is not responsible for the predictable nature of the World Championship says team principal Toto Wolff. read more »

From the highs of his Austrian podium to the lows of Hungary, Lando Norris concedes he was responsible for the latter after making the worst start of his life. read more »

In the second instalment of this new three-part series delving into the best motorsport books to have ever been published, IAN TITCHMARSH gives his verdict on those dealing... read more »