Mercedes technical director James Allison has explained the "four significant aerodynamic" differences between the cars that raced last year and those that will take... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison believes that Formula 1 aerodynamic rule changes mandated for this season will initially trim performance to 2019 levels read more »

Mercedes Technical Director James Allison says trying to recoup aerodynamic performance lost under revised regulations has been one of its main challenges during the... read more »

Formula 1's 2021 technical regulations have largely mandated the carryover of last year's cars, but with a few key changes to address the rising speed read more »

McLaren technical director James Key says the "determined" Daniel Ricciardo can fill the "gap" Carlos Sainz has left. read more »

AlphaTauri Formula 1 technical chief Jody Egginton felt disappointed that the team failed to beat Ferrari in 2020, believing it had a faster car read more »

AlphaTauri technical director Jody Egginton has revealed the team's frustration over not getting the better of Ferrari in 2020. read more »

McLaren's switch to Mercedes power for 2021 means its MCL35M has almost as many new components as its predecessor, despite stable Formula 1 regulations, and a restriction... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key says the team have pinpointed the reason why the MCL35 was so sensitive to the wind. read more »

Former Toro Rosso technical director Giorgio Ascanelli says having Sebastian Vettel is a main ingredient for creating a winning team. read more »

Mercedes will be looking to sign off on the current era of cars with another dominant championship double - which would give it eight doubles in a row - before Formula 1 heads... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key says that the team's interaction with new engine supplier Mercedes has been 'fantastic'. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has praised the support the team has received from Mercedes ahead of their engine switch. McLaren announced in late-2019 that they would... read more »

McLaren technical boss, James Key has praised "fantastic" Mercedes for its assistance in helping the Woking team adapt its cars for this year's engine switch. read more »

Alpine technical chief Pat Fry says Daniel Ricciardo's ability to motivate a team often goes unnoticed, calling him "outstanding". read more »

The FIA have brought in former McLaren chief technical officer Tim Goss to focus on the new regulations coming from 2022. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo's hidden benefit in motivating a Formula 1 team is one of his most striking qualities, says Alpine technical chief Pat Fry read more »

Scuderia Ferrari, fresh from a difficult 2020 Formula 1 season which was one of the poorest years in terms of results in its long history, has been working on turning things... read more »

Formula 1's Midfield was the real battle was in 2020 and the technical updates came swift and fast throughout the year, as McLaren claimed 3rd place, closely followed by... read more »

Formula 1’s major sporting and technical rules overhaul will happen in 2022, despite rumours they could be delayed once again. A report in Italian media said F1 bosses were... read more »

Formula 1 remains fully committed to introducing all new regulations next year, despite speculation the tweaks could be delayed until 2023 read more »

The 2021 season will be a transitional year for Formula 1 due to the technical freezes and the upcoming 2022 regulation changes, which are a radical departure from what we know... read more »

Williams Racing will be using Mercedes gearboxes as well as other related hydraulic components developed by Mercedes from 2022. read more »

Renault's chassis technical director Pat Fry has pinpointed the Spanish Grand Prix as the watershed moment in his team's 2020 turnaround. read more »

Williams have announced they have expanded their technical relationship with Mercedes from 2022, in a significant step for Formula 1's struggling former world champions. read more »