Lance Stroll: Chinese GP point possible with more proactive strategy read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits that Ferrari's decision to invoke team orders yesterday risks opening a "can of worms" that other teams may copy. read more »

Renault Formula 1 team boss Cyril Abiteboul admits that a one-stop strategy meant Daniel Ricciardo could only show "miserable" pace during the Chinese Grand Prix... read more »

Lance Stroll finished the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix in twelfth as poor race strategy cost him positions to Alexander Albon and Romain Grosjean. read more »

As tension grew over team orders, Ferrari's haphazard strategy calls in China saw it slip up and drop yet more points early in the season. read more »

Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner was happy to see his side split the faster Ferrari duo in the Chinese Grand Prix.  read more »

The Chinese Grand Prix has a habit of throwing up exciting races with mixed strategies, but tyre supplier Pirelli has predicted a one-stop on Sunday. read more »

Both cars worked well on long runs yesterday and we'll continue our work tonight to evaluate our options on strategy for tomorrow. read more »

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner has no regrets the strategy that led to both Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen failing to complete flying laps in Chinese Grand Prix Q3 read more »

Technical Director James Allison answers your questions from the 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix - including why Lewis did his second stint on the Soft tyre and whether we considered a... read more »

We ran largely the strategy that we intended, and both cars were able to fight each other quite a lot, particularly in the first stint. read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix could see mixed strategies with a one or two pitstop strategy possible, according to F1 tyre suppliers Pirelli Motorsport. read more »

None of the Bahrain Grand Prix frontrunners will be on the optimal strategy, according to tyre manufacturers Pirelli. With Pirelli recommending the race be started on the... read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari looked more closely matched on race pace than one-lap pace, but will it be enough to challenge for victory? read more »

Pirelli outlines Bahrain Grand Prix strategy options read more »

A change to the qualifying format could be introduced as early as next season with F1's Strategy Group toying with the idea of a Q4 session again. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari's eye-catching advantage over Mercedes in Friday practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix can be discounted to a large degree, insisting that both... read more »

Toto Wolff suggested that Ferrari may have shown their hands in terms of strategy for the Bahrain Grand Prix after utilising an "unconventional" approach to Friday... read more »

Plans for a switch to a four-session Formula 1 qualifying format in 2020 remain on the table after the idea was discussed in the Strategy Group meeting earlier this week read more »

Guenther Steiner has urged for clarity as the uncertainty over 2021 regulations continues ahead of next weeks meeting of Formula 1's Strategy Group. read more »

Mercedes says a "risk versus reward" factor was behind the decision not to pit Valtteri Bottas for fresh tyres in Melbourne.  read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull have almost all gone for the same choices in terms of tyres sets for the forthcoming Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen says his early pit stop was triggered by a visor tear-off getting trapped in his rear brakes rather than a planned strategy read more »

In theory, the quickest strategy for the 58-lap Australian Grand Prix is a two stopper, but the chances are most drivers will stick to one stop. read more »

A decision not to go for a second run backfired for Red Bull as Pierre Gasly qualifies a lowly 17th in Australia. read more »