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 »

Eric Boullier described Fernando Alonso as a "competitive animal" following his performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday. read more »

Formula 1's managing director of commercial operations Sean Bratches has outlined how Liberty Media wants the start of the United Grand Prix to become more of a spectacle... read more »

Ahead of Malaysia's final Formula 1 race, Felipe Massa has emphasised his want to entertain the fans. read more »

Formula One's commercial managing director Sean Bratches has said there are plans in place to make the sport more of a spectacle for television viewers. read more »

Any race which loses Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen, Max Verstappen and effectively Fernando Alonso, comprising one fifth of the field, in the first corner is going to be a... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel were not particularly interested in living up to spectacle that was created by putting them both in the same press conference. read more »

Formula 1's new season opened last weekend with overhauled regulations, forming a different on-track spectacle, but there have also been seismic changes… read more »

Liberty Media wants to improve F1's spectacle but FIA President remains adamant he will not allow it to be achieved with a return to V8 or V10 engines. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt says he is "nervous" ahead of the Australian Grand Prix that the gap between Formula 1's teams this year will rob fans of a spectacle read more »

Ross Brawn will recruit a group of experts tasked with improving the F1 show. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes it would enhance the spectacle if Formula One teammates were denied access to each other's data and had to rely solely on their own ability.... read more »

Christian Horner is predicting a fascinating season ahead as the new-look Formula 1, with its wider tyres and increased downforce, offers up a "great spectacle for... read more »

With the United States Grand Prix only a couple a months away, Formula 1's top drivers praise Austin for hosting such a great spectacle. read more »

Haas driver Romain Grosjean thinks Formula One's new American owners could be important in improving broadcasting and taking the sport to a whole new generation of... read more »

Romain Grosjean hopes the American influence of Liberty Media will take F1 into a new era of spectacle and fan engagement. read more »

Jenson Button has praised Monza for its unique spectacle and challenging circuit with long straights and slow corners. read more »

Spa-Francorchamps needs no introduction and is maybe the perfect venue to come to after the summer break. It is the home of the Belgian Grand Prix, an event that usually... read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted that a Ferrari and Mercedes battle would have been a spectacle for fans had it not been for their recent slump in performance. read more »

Lewis Hamilton feels the spectacle of the European Grand Prix was ruined because of the radio communication restrictions. read more »

Lewis Hamilton said Formula 1's radio restrictions damaged the spectacle in the European Grand Prix as it prevented him from curing a technical problem and fighting at the... read more »

Fernando Alonso claims "artificial" overtaking moves do nothing to help the F1 spectacle and the sport can only benefit from faster, more demanding cars in 2017. read more »

Focus on... Qualifying It's a sad sign when all the headlines after a race like the Australian Grand Prix are dominated by the politics surrounding the sport, and... read more »