It was announced last week that as of 1 July Allison will hold a newly created position of chief technical officer, a change that some observers interpreted as a possible first... read more »

James Allison explains why the time is right to step away from his from his role as F1 technical director at Mercedes, and why he thought he would be leaving the team entirely.  read more »

Ex-Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci is reportedly set to become an advisor at Aston Martin Lagonda, with no Formula 1 involvement. read more »

After a turbulent few seasons, the Williams family sold the team last year to American investment firm Dorilton Capital.With fresh investment in place, Williams' new... read more »

James has played an instrumental role in creating and implementing many of the technical systems and processes that have helped make F1 such a global hit - including the... read more »

Tsunoda became the latest member of Red Bull's young driver programme to reach F1 after making his grand prix debut in Bahrain at the end of last month, moving up from... read more »

Renault CEO Luca de Meo says that Fernando Alonso's role within Alpine has changed from what he brought to Renault as a young driver. read more »

Mercedes announced last week that its Technical Director James Allison will step back from his day-to-day duties with current technology director Mike Elliott names as his... read more »

It is being widely reported that Marco Mattiacci, former team boss of Ferrari, is set to join Aston Martin in a consultancy role. read more »

Alexander Albon feels what he does in the simulator with Red Bull will be more important than what he does in DTM if he wants to be back in Formula 1 next season. read more »

Alex Albon believes his DTM outings in 2021 are not likely to play much of a role in earning him a return to the Formula 1 grid. read more »

Why is Mercedes carrying out changes to its F1 technical department and what does James Allison's role swap mean for the team? read more »

Mike Elliott will take over from James Allison from July 1 as technical director of Formula One champions Mercedes, the team announced on Friday. read more »

Mercedes F1 technical director James Allison will step back from his role this July, the team have confirmed. read more »

Team boss Toto Wolff is delighted that James Allison is staying with the Mercedes family and will be his "sparring partner" in the years to come. read more »

James Allison will begin a newly created role entitled Chief Technical Officer (CTO) following a reshuffle of Mercedes technical department. read more »

Mercedes' James Allison is to step aside from this role as technical director as part of a succession plan aimed at focusing on F1's next era. read more »

Mercedes has announced a change in their 'technical leadership structure' with James Allison to become their new chief technical officer on July 1. read more »

Allison, who joined the team at the start of 2017, is to become Mercedes' chief technical officer from 1 July, and will take charge of longer term strategic planning.His... read more »

Mercedes has announced a restructuring of its senior management positions, with Mike Elliott to become its new Technical Director, and James Allison taking on a newly-defined... read more »

His son Sebastian is now on the racing ladder in the Italian and German F4 series. Juan Pablo spends a lot of his time today thinking about the education of young drivers and... read more »

George Russell says that he's "quite proud" to be a voice for his fellow Formula 1 drivers in his new role as a GPDA director. read more »

Ex-Formula 1 team boss, Flavio Briatore, believes poor strategy played a role in Red Bull having to settle for second best at the Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

As his Extreme E team prepare for their debut, Nico Rosberg has opened up on how he has learned driver management skills from his F1 bosses. read more »

Mark Webber is confident that, while Sergio Perez's primary role may be supporting Max Verstappen, the Mexican can still "score big." read more »