The inaugural Russian Grand Prix on the newly built Sochi track didn't deliver too much action. Almost all the drivers were on a one stop strategy, and, as a result, there... read more »

Wear and degradation were extremely low at this brand new track in Sochi, which enabled most drivers to utilise a one-stop strategy. read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks the possibility of an alternate strategy might be the silver lining from qualifying outside the top ten in Sochi but he is still expecting a tough... read more »

We will probably see the drivers keeping their tyres for as long as possible, with a one-stop strategy now looking a distinct possibility. read more »

Lifting some of the restrictions on the Formula 1 engine freeze is now up to Mercedes, following a meeting of the Strategy Group ahead of this weekend's Russian Grand Prix. read more »

In the race we made some good strategy calls and as a result we extracted what we could and finished in a decent position. read more »

Rob Smedley praised the Williams F1 team's management of the Singapore GP, but admitted that an enforced change of strategy damaged its chances of getting both cars home... read more »

Fernando Alonso insists Ferrari didn't have much choice in terms of their strategy in Singapore despite narrowly missing out on a podium finish... read more »

Valtteri Bottas reveals that a steering problem that appeared while running behind the safety car made it more difficult to keep the F1 pack at bay in Singapore. read more »

Fernando Alonso says Ferrari was caught out by Red Bull s strategy in the Singapore Grand Prix which means he missed his best opportunity to attack read more »

Fernando Alonso believes the timing of the safety car cost him a potential Singapore Grand Prix podium finish, rather than any strategic error by his Ferrari Formula 1 team read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits he was right on the edge with his tyres after finishing second after a safety car-enforced two-stop strategy in Singapore read more »

Formula 1 drivers will soon be unable to rely on their engineers for vital information such as fuel use, where they can gain time and tyre wear as the sport is considering a... read more »

As predicted heading in to the weekend, a one-stop strategy for the Italian Grand Prix was in full effect across the grid, with just Esteban Gutierrez bucking the trend after... read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner insists the team couldn’t have foreseen how Sebastian Vettel would lose out to team-mate Daniel Ricciardo in the Italian GP after the in-form... read more »

Sebastian Vettel claims that chasing down the McLarens was part of the reason his tyres started to go off towards the end of the Italian Grand Prix when he lost fifth place to... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull optimised its strategy as he recovered from a poor start to claim fifth with a thrilling charge through the field at the Italian Grand Prix read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says that extending the life of his Option tyres enabled him to salvage fifth place from the Italian Grand Prix. Ricciardo started from ninth but slipped to... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits he will have to take risks from ninth on the grid at the Italian Grand Prix with pit strategy likely to have a limited effect on the race result read more »

The timing of that pit stop is going to be a key factor in the race strategy: we expect the drivers to go as long as possible on the medium tyre. read more »

The Williams F1 Team has blamed investment in ensuring it moved toward the front of the Formula 1 grid for losses of more than £20 million ($32m) in the first six months of... read more »

Honda can match Mercedes next season according to the company's motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai who, despite rumours to the contrary, insists they are on target with their... read more »

McLaren have vowed to take their time over their driver line-up with Eric Boullier saying they are working on a strategy for the next few years... read more »

Jenson Button wanted more from the Belgian F1 Grand Prix, but admitted that it was fun seeing strategy allow him to race hard in the closing stages. read more »

As the fall-out from today's second lap incident continues, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits the team may need to rethink its policy on team orders. read more »