Mattia Binotto has revealed Ferrari chose a high-pressure strategy to overcome pole-sitter Max Verstappen and force the Red Bull driver out of the reckoning for the win in... read more »

Formula One's sole tyre supplier Pirelli thinks that the one-stop strategy will be the fastest way to complete today's 71-lap Austrian Grand Prix. Reporting from the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has laughed off Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner's suggestion that Mercedes got their strategy wrong at the British Grand Prix.  read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin has insisted the team has no regret over the decision to fit a set of soft tyres to Lewis Hamilton's car during the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has offered his verdict on the questionable strategic calls made by Ferrari at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari's British Grand Prix strategy required a proper debrief before Charles Leclerc would offer any judgement. read more »

As questions continue to be asked over Ferrari's decision not to pit Charles Leclerc under the safety car - a move that proved costly - team boss, Mattia Binotto clarifies... read more »

But it was a race that appeared to slip away from him more than once as Ferrari strategy and team orders looked to play in Charles Leclerc's favour.Yet at the final pit... read more »

After a chaotic start to the British Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz took his maiden Formula 1 victory, but once again Ferrari's poor strategy choices are a focal point after the... read more »

Ferrari let Red Bull "off the hook" by not changing Charles Leclerc's tyres under the Safety Car at Silverstone, says Christian Horner. read more »

Ferrari was on course for a 1-2 finish at the British Grand Prix, before a late Safety Car enabled Carlos Sainz to swoop ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc on fresh tyres for... read more »

Ferrari F1 team principal Mattia Binotto has defended his team's strategy in the British Grand Prix and explained the decision to pit Carlos Sainz instead of race leader... read more »

When the safety car emerged late in the race, Ferrari kept leader Leclerc out on track on hard tyres, but pitted Carlos Sainz for softs - a decision mirrored by nearly everyone... read more »

Mattia Binotto has defended Ferrari's strategy during the British Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc missed another opportunity to close in on F1 title rival Max Verstappen. read more »

Ferrari fans were left outraged after their team's strategy meant Charles Leclerc only finished fourth at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has defended his team's strategy at the British Grand Prix after giving multiple reasons for the decision not to pit Charles Leclerc... read more »

Strategy cost Charles Leclerc a chance at victory and even his place on the podium at Silverstone. read more »

Mattia Binotto has explained the reasoning behind the decision not to pit Charles Leclerc during the safety car period that followed Esteban Ocon's retirement. read more »

Although teams usually tend to favour the one-stop strategy, Formula One's tyre supplier Pirelli thinks that a two-stop strategy will be the fastest way to approach... read more »

Carlos Sainz pulled off pole, but Mattia Binotto thinks deciding on race strategy will be extremely difficult. read more »

Haas' strategy team is feeling the effects of a 2021 hangover... read more »

The American-owned outfit has shown consistent speed throughout the 2022 campaign but has squandered a number of opportunities to score more points through a combination of... read more »

Silverstone has revealed a new business sustainability strategy in its race to have a positive impact on the planet and to be part of the change as F1 continues its drive to be... read more »

Formula 1 has launched new commitments as it aims to become a net-zero carbon sport by 2030. The plan was originally announced in 2019 as part of its wider Sustainability... read more »

Strategy in F1 is one of the most crucial aspects of a race, it can be the difference between a bad day with no points, or even be the deciding factor in a race win (see Monza... read more »