Racing Point's technical chief says the team had to adopt a "very big risk" with its 2020 car in order to move up the championship standings. Racing Point,... read more »

Still smarting from the technical directives that derailed its 2019 revival, Ferrari has admitted that it will seek clarification from the FIA regarding the legality of... read more »

Mercedes’ Technical Director James Allison says the team had to be aggressive with the design of its W11 in order to stay clear of the chasing pack. The W11 was the centre of... read more »

Technical director James Allison says the "aggressive" new car has had improvements to the aerodynamics and engine. read more »

Racing Point technical chief Andrew Green has explained the team's decision not to take more listed parts from Mercedes for its new car, calling its model "Haas Mk2" read more »

The first glimpse of F1 2020 offered no shortage of talking points: DAS and technical ingenuity, inspired new designs - and contrasting fortunes for the likely title... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison compares Lewis Hamilton to Michael Schumacher, explaining the differences between good Formula 1 drivers and great ones. read more »

Mercedes dual-axis steering (DAS) system has reportedly been outlawed for the 2021 Formula 1 season under the new technical regulations. Mercedes shocked the paddock on the... read more »

Racing Point's technical director believes this year's RP20 will be the answer to the problems they experienced with last year's car. read more »

Valtteri Bottas was still left with a good feeling from Mercedes' latest Formula 1 car despite taking what technical director James Allison has described as "an early... read more »

Mercedes F1 technical director James Allison has confirmed the introduction of a new steering wheel innovation called 'DAS', which it debuted on the second day of... read more »

Mercedes technical director, James Allison explains controversial steering system, insisting that it is perfectly legal. read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison is confident the Formula 1 team's new innovative steering wheel system will be deemed legal by the FIA. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 technical chief James Allison says the FIA is aware of the team's "novel" steering system that debuted at Barcelona on Thursday read more »

Mercedes technical chief James Allison says he is not concerned about the legality of a steering wheel system on its W11, which has been labelled DAS (Dual-Axis Steering). TV... read more »

The launch of the Racing Point car turned some heads when the bodywork and front wing were looked at a little closer! Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) and Tim... read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green has addressed concerns from other teams within the Formula One paddock that their RP20 car is simply a copy of the 2019, title... read more »

Racing Point's technical director, Andrew Green, has given the reasoning behind the team's decision to mimic Mercedes' design philosophy. read more »

The Racing Point Formula 1 team's technical director Andrew Green says the outfit has taken a big risk by attempting to replicate the aerodynamic philosophy pioneered by... read more »

Renault's chassis technical director, Pat Fry, has admitted it will be difficult to help the team turn things around, compared to his last job at McLaren. read more »

Racing Point's technical director, Andrew Green, says the RP20 features "very little carry over" from the team's 2019 contender. read more »

Renault technical director Pat Fry says the challenge of changing the Formula 1 manufacturer's fortunes is different to what he faced at McLaren because there is not much... read more »

Racing Point's 2020 Formula 1 car is "entirely new", according to its technical boss, with the outfit shirking the evolutionary approach adopted by most rivals.... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key believes Renault's power unit is "in the mix" with Mercedes as McLaren look to retain best of the rest in 2020. read more »

Renault has made a "very visible step forward" with its F1 engine performance, according to McLaren technical director James Key. read more »