Valtteri Bottas says he "completely understands" Mercedes' request for him to switch positions with Lewis Hamilton at the Japanese Grand Prix. Bottas ran an... read more »

Valtteri Bottas believes he was on the right strategy in Japan to chase down Daniel Ricciardo, there just weren't "enough laps" left. read more »

SUZUKA, Japan -- In terms of lateral loads through the tyres, Suzuka is only matched by Spa-Francorchamps on the F1 calendar. This year those loads are higher than ever, with... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli believes that a two-stop strategy will be the optimum approach for drivers during the Japanese Grand Prix. More durable tyres… read more »

The Spaniard used the same set of tyres for both Qualifying 1 and 2 on Saturday in order to maximise his strategy options on Sunday. read more »

McLaren's Stoffel Vandoorne believes missing out on a spot in Q3 at the Japanese Grand Prix is beneficial, as it permits him free tyre choice for the opening… read more »

Valtteri Bottas is optimistic that his alternative strategy pays off at the Japanese Grand Prix, with the Mercedes driver poised to start the race on the Soft… read more »

The six teams on the controversial F1 Strategy Group are seeking an overhaul of the group. read more »

The six teams on Formula 1's Strategy Group have questioned whether it needs to exist and asked for its future to be reviewed read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has said the team are "not here to make friends" as they look to bring in Marcin Budkowski from the FIA despite the Strategy Group... read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, Williams, McLaren and Force India have all written to the FIA and F1 CEO Chase Carey to prevent Marcin Budkowski from joining Renault. read more »

SEPANG, Malaysia -- Strategy at Sepang is always dependent on the weather, but even if it stays dry the teams will base their decisions on the clouds above. This weekend's... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has outlined the ideal strategy for the Malaysian Grand Prix, believing a one-stop Super Soft/Soft approach will be quickest for… read more »

Honda is changing its Formula 1 engine development strategy for the remainder of the 2017 season, with focus now on one big upgrade for McLaren rather than several smaller... read more »

McLaren have opted for the most aggressive strategy at the Suzuka circuit next weekend, with Mercedes and Ferrari splitting the same strategies between them. read more »

This week, we look at how the team approached the first wet weather night race in Formula One history at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore, including tyre choices and... read more »

Formula 1 title rivals Mercedes and Ferrari have chosen different tyre strategies for the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Sergio Perez was left lamenting a strategy call to pit under a Safety Car period at the Singapore Grand Prix, which he feels cost Force India a potential podium finish. Fresh... read more »

MARINA BAY, Singapore -- This year's Singapore Grand Prix looks set to be a fine balance between a one-stop and a two-stop strategy. If rear tyre degradation can be... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has outlined that a one-stop strategy is likely to be the quickest approach for drivers at the Singapore Grand Prix. Pirelli… read more »

As tyre wear and degradation is low on all three compounds, one-stop should be the favoured strategy. read more »

Pirelli Motorsport's Mario Isola feels strategy will be crucial during the Singapore Grand Prix but also feels teams will need to get a good feel of their tyres ahead of... read more »

Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says the Singapore Grand Prix remains the ‘anchor’ to Liberty’s race strategy in Asia. read more »

Nine drivers took grid penalties in the recent Italian Grand Prix, and Christian Horner feels this highlights the need for the planned three engine limit for 2018 to be scrapped. read more »

This week we look at how the team approached a rare wet qualifying session, why the drivers started on the SuperSoft tyres and a surprising lack of Safety Car appearances at... read more »