Max Verstappen delivered the drive of the 2019 season to date to beat Charles Leclerc to victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, but his winning move was put under investigation,... read more »

Leading Formula 1 drivers including multiple world champions Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel have outlined the changes they would like to see to improve grand prix... read more »

Christian Horner has said that this season???s Pirelli tyres hugely favour Mercedes and that it has detracted from Formula One as a spectacle. read more »

The Canadian GP in 2010 provided an enthralling spectacle of tyre management and strategy - unexpected wear rates and erratic pit stops gave F1 chiefs pointers for the... read more »

Formula 1 is a "man's sport" and should be a greater physical challenge for new drivers, according to Lewis Hamilton, who believes making the sport more... read more »

The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most spectacular events to attend on the F1 calendar, but it's fair to say a dry race around the streets of Monte Carlo is rarely... read more »

Fernando Alonso's attempt to complete motorsport's triple crown by winning the Indianapolis 500 ramps up in qualifying for America's showpiece racing spectacle... read more »

F1 technical boss Ross Brawn believes the new aero rules and point for fastest lap, both helped add to the spectacle of the season opener. read more »

Liberty Media boss and Formula 1 chairman Chase Carey has claimed that the sport's organisers will not resort to cheap gimmicks to try and improve the spectacle of Grand... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo offered a tentatively positive assessment of the impact 2019's regulation changes have made on allowing Formula 1 cars to follow closer. Simpler front... read more »

Formula 1 bosses should slash downforce levels by a "minimum of 40-50%" to improve the spectacle of grand prix racing, reckons Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost read more »

Ross Brawn's first move to improve the Formula 1 spectacle comes into action in the 2019 technical regulations, Will Tyson assesses how the rules will impact racing read more »

Michelin says it could offer the spectacle of a 'tyre war' even as a sole supplier if Formula 1 took the "risk" to head in that direction read more »

Toro Rosso driver Brendon Hartley believes that as F1 teams run less downfroce at Monza, the racing spectacle will be improved. read more »

Fernando Alonso says his decision to quit Formula One at the end of the current season has nothing to do with not having a competitive car since 2015. read more »

Formula One's motorsport director Ross Brawn says the sport could go all electric within the next ten years if it provides a better spectacle for the fans. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne isn't concerned by the controversial addition of a third DRS zone, instead looking forward to the "spectacle" it could create read more »

Ross Brawn says it would be wrong to compare Monaco to other Grand Prix on the calendar, and it should be judged by its spectacle rather than its race day excitement. read more »

Mercedes has agreed to Formula One's plans to ditch the MGU-H from the existing power units as part of a wider plan to improve the spectacle of the sport read more »

Ferrari's CEO has once again issued a quit threat "if F1 becomes more of a spectacle than a sport." read more »

Formula 1 must be a sport, not a spectacle warns Ferrari read more »

Kevin Magnussen has given F1's decision to add a third DRS zone to the Albert Park circuit the thumbs up, believeing it will help improve the spectacle.  read more »

The research group working to improve Formula One's on-track spectacle has honed in on the three areas which must be prioritised in future rule changes-- aerodynamics,... read more »

The Yas Marina circuit could be set for tweaks with the aim of improving the spectacle after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was hit by criticisms from Formula 1 drivers. read more »

Formula 1 is set to introduce 360-degree onboard cameras onto each car next season, as part of Liberty Media's drive to enhance the spectacle for… read more »