As the sorry saga rumbles on, Christian Horner insists that nobody at Red Bull is indispensable, that nobody is bigger than the team. read more »

Fernando Alonso was left feeling ‘sorry for the fans’ who attended a disrupted Friday of running in Abu Dhabi which prompted the Spaniard to call for an extension to FP2. FP2... read more »

Formula 1 and Las Vegas have issued a statement explaining Thursday's issues at the inaugural event but stopped short of apologising for the situation. Formula 1's... read more »

Esteban Ocon says it is "not acceptable" that F1 fans saw just eight minutes of track action before being thrown out ahead of second practice at the Las Vegas Grand... read more »

Toto Wolff said Mercedes had delivered an "inexcusable performance" in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix and that he felt sorry for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell for... read more »

Hamilton and Russell started fifth and sixth, and took up third and sixth on the restart after a red flag for a start crash.But while they were able to keep up appearances in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is "happy to take responsibility" for his dramatic first-lap collision with Mercedes teammate George Russell at the F1 Qatar Grand Prix.  read more »

Former Formula E rival Antonio Felix da Costa has claimed Nyck de Vries has been axed by AlphaTauri way too early, but emphasised that fans definitely shouldn't feel sorry... read more »

Formula E star Mitch Evans feels very sorry for Nyck de Vries, who lost his seat at AlphaTauri earlier this week. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says he feels sorry for Sebastian Vettel now that Aston Martin have proven themselves to be one of the quickest cars on the grid. read more »

Johnny Herbert admitted feeling sympathy with Carlos Sainz after the Ferrari driver was bumped off the podium by Mercedes at his home race. read more »

Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant both returned from Melbourne pointless despite showing evidence of good pace throughout the weekend. read more »

Ted Kravitz has apologised for comments he made to Valtteri Bottas this week, describing them as "stupid and insensitive". read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says that he felt sorry for Oscar Piastri amid the contract dispute that unfolded during the 2022 Formula 1 season. Piastri will race for McLaren next year,... read more »

Max Verstappen will not apologise for his role in the Red Bull team orders bust-up with Sergio Perez, and has explained his stance.  read more »

George Russell apologised to Carlos Sainz for causing a first-lap collision that saw the pole-sitter retire from the United States GP, and admitted he is struggling for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton said he was "so sorry" in an emotional team radio message after crashing into a wall during the F1 Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

During his opening run in the final stage of qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, Ferrari accidentally fitted a set of fresh soft tyres to Leclerc's car.The team had... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has conceded he 'feels sorry' for F1 rivals Ferrari after opening up a commanding championship lead. read more »

French Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen said he "felt sorry" for world championship rival Charles Leclerc after the Ferrari driver crashed out from the lead at the... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has said sorry for his apparent defence of Vladimir Putin, but has not apologised to Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has said sorry for the comments he made recently, appearing to support Vladimir Putin... read more »

For the first time since Miami, we departed a grand prix without anything to show for our efforts. Lando, Daniel and Andreas each had their own honest assessment of... read more »

Sergio Perez regrets 'typical Monaco' mistake which brought Q3 to an early end, dashing the hopes of numerous rivals, not least Carlos Sainz. read more »

Sergio Perez apologised to Red Bull for his late crash in Monaco GP qualifying and hopes his car can be repaired following the bizarre Carlos Sainz shunt. read more »