Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn has said Formula 1 is now "too technical" and supports the idea of the sport becoming more open. read more »

Formula 1 has become too technical and difficult to understand, according to Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn read more »

Lewis Hamilton is an equal to Ayrton Senna on raw pace but lacks the utter ruthlessness which set the Brazilian apart from the rest, according to Paddy Lowe. Williams chief... read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe labelled Lance Stroll's ninth place at the Canadian Grand Prix as "like a race win", as the youngster took his first points… read more »

MONTREAL, Canada -- Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe says Lance Stroll's first points at the Canadian Grand Prix "felt like a win" after the... read more »

There's no excuse; an engine should never stall and there must be a technical solution to avoid this from happening. read more »

The Spaniard recovered from a technical issue in FP1 to finish seventh fastest in FP2, and is now aiming for an appearance in Q3 on Saturday. read more »

McLaren-Honda marks Fernando Alonso's return to the MCL32 cockpit by suffering more technical issues... but the Spaniard offers a surprise in return read more »

F1 technical and sporting boss Ross Brawn says he offered to help McLaren's engine partner Honda with its performance problems. read more »

McLaren driver Fernando Alonso sighed that "we are used to it" after he suffered another technical-related stoppage during practice for the Canadian Grand… read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has backed rookie Lance Stroll to deal with the pressure and perform well at his home race, the Canadian Grand… read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey has backed Formula 1's proposed 'shield' cockpit protection solution over the halo, but says time is running out for teams to... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul and Chief Technical Officer Bob Bell look ahead to the Canada GP. read more »

Ferrari has a car capable of competing at "all tracks" with its 2017 contender, the SF70H, reckons technical chief Mattia Binotto, after either winning or… read more »

Red Bull Racing's technical chief, Adrian Newey, has defended the team's tactics used in Monaco, insisting that they were unsure if the 'overcut' would work. read more »

Formula 1 entered a new era in 2017. In addition to overhauled technical regulations, US firm Liberty Media took over the reins, with the hope of bringing fans… read more »

Ferrari technical director Mattia Binotto believes the 1-2 result in Monaco shows that the SF70H is a car that behaves "very well on all types" of circuits. read more »

Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene and technical chief officer Mattia Binott were delighted and relieved that the Scuderia managed to put the curse of Monaco behind and... read more »

McLaren takes on two of the most famous races in the world this weekend, entering cars in Formula 1's Monaco Grand Prix and returning to the Indianapolis 500 read more »

Jenson Button has praised the direction Formula 1 has taken with 2017's technical regulations, describing the new, wider cars as "a lot more fun" to… read more »

Both Scuderia Toro Rosso drivers finished the opening day of practice in Monaco in the top five, with Technical Director James Key calling it a productive day. read more »

Force India technical director Andy Green fears the controversy over the team's numbers at the Spanish Grand Prix sets a "huge" precedent regarding Formula 1 car... read more »

The Renault Engine Technical Director feels the easy way drivers can recovery energy in Monaco will aid the need for a consistent weekend for the drivers. read more »

Toro Rosso technical director James Key concedes that the team's 2017 STR12 Formula 1 chassis is not as strong as recent seasons' designs read more »

A shift away from 'short-termism' and improved simulation tools are the cause of Ferrari's resurgence, according to the Scuderia's former technical chief... read more »