Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto says Formula 1's new car rules coming for 2022 need to be backed up by sporting tweaks to ensure it delivers a good spectacle read more »

Williams' George Russell says he had moments akin to Pastor Maldonado's infamous tankslapper spectacle at Austria in 2015 during Sunday's Portuguese Grand Prix.... read more »

Outgoing Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says championship chiefs know they must "recognise its history" but not become unwilling to trial changes that could enhance the... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says Formula 1 doesn't need to mix up the spectacle with invitational races or gimmicks just because Mercedes is dominant read more »

Italian Grand Prix qualifying sessions are usually a spectacle of incredible speed but in recent seasons have often descended into farce. Usually Formula 1 drivers do not want... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has called for an end to what he sees as the boredom of one-stop races in a bid to improve Formula 1's declining spectacle. read more »

The 2020 Indianapolis 500 one of many events to have been delayed significantly by the coronavirus pandemic but 'The Greatest Spectacle in Racing' will take place on... read more »

Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says they are "very satisfied" with the outcome of the new Concorde Agreement and believe the foundations are now in place to enhance... read more »

The fate of Formula 1's 'old-school circuits' like Imola and the Nurburgring will rest on their returns this year producing spectacular racing, reckons... read more »

Silverstone boss Stuart Pringle believes it is too soon to introduce reverse-grid races this season at events including his circuit's second event, but has backed... read more »

The last time the Formula 1 paddock was together was on Friday March 13 in Albert Park, Melbourne. It was a couple of days after the worsening COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic had... read more »

The 1994 Japanese Grand Prix displayed the kind of wild, fantastic spectacle of F1's golden-era. read more »

Formula E saw nine different winners from thirteen ePrix in Season Five and there were very few dull moments in the championship. One of the main reasons for this is the way... read more »

As the curtain closes on the 2019 season, take a peek at the ingenuity and precision that has been required to move Formula 1 around the world with DHL. For more F1® videos,... read more »

For pure drama, spectacle and shock factor in F1, there's nowhere quite like Brazil. Take a look at just five examples from years gone by... For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Formula 1's 2021 concept car has undergone its first windtunnel tests, and according to series chiefs the results of changes designed to improve the spectacle were... read more »

F1 will strengthen its association with South East Asia in 2020 with the first running of the Vietnam Grand Prix in Hanoi. The new street circuit in the bustling capital is... read more »

Haas boss Gunther Steiner has urged Liberty Media to continue to look at ways of improving the spectacle of F1 despite the recent run of exciting races. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says the spectacle of Formula 1 would not necessarily be improved by seeing Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen in the same team. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says the exciting wet German Grand Prix highlights the current positives in Formula 1 but sees tweaks needed to produce a similar spectacle in dry races read more »

A racing spectacle with so much drama - just what on Earth happened at the German Grand Prix? read more »

Toto Wolff praised Lewis Hamilton for his pole position in qualifying for the German Grand Prix, but said that Ferrari's issues detracted from the spectacle. read more »

Sweeping past at Stowe, audacious attempts at Abbey and brave lunges at Brooklands - Formula 2 treated us to a spectacle show at Silverstone! For more FIA F2 videos, visit... read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has asked Formula 1 bosses to consider whether refuelling should return from 2021 to help improve the spectacle read more »

Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan believes the spectacle of Formula 1 would improve if the decision was made to scrap the 2019 Pirelli tyres and return to the 2018 version. read more »