Eight-time constructors' champion team Mercedes have confirmed that James Allison has signed a long-term contract extension to remain as Technical Director. read more »

James Allison has committed his F1 future to Mercedes by signing a "long-term" contract extension to remain as technical director.  read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has signed a new "long-term" contract to commit his future to the team into Formula One's next set of technical... read more »

The team has been working hard on a major car revamp that it hopes will allow Lewis Hamilton and George Russell to take the fight to Red Bull this season. And while it knows... read more »

Allison returned to front-line duty last year as part of a job swap with Mike Elliott, who wanted to step away from the technical director position and originally moved into... read more »

James Allison signs a long-term contract extension to continue his role as technical director at Mercedes, which he believes will be a "challenger" in 2024. read more »

Mercedes Technical Director James Allison has committed his long-term future to its Formula 1 team. Allison, 55, initially joined Mercedes in 2017 after spells at other... read more »

Technical director James Allison has committed his long-term future to Mercedes, the F1 team have confirmed.  read more »

Mercedes F1 technical director, James Allison, has admitted that the 'fate' of their 2024 challenger, the W15, will depend on the approach and methodology taken by... read more »

Williams' chief technical officer Pat Fry has said that the team's progress is 'impressive', as he reflected on his 'first impressions' of the... read more »

Williams' new chief technical officer, Pat Fry, has expressed his delight at being able to do 'all the right things' after he opened up on the... read more »

In recent weeks, sporting director Steve Nielsen and single-seater technical director Tim Goss have both left the FIA. Their departure comes after the exit of Deborah Mayer as... read more »

Williams' newly appointed chief technical officer Pat Fry is determined to recreate his past success in F1, having contributed to 66 race victories and one world... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison says changes in the team's processes following two disappointing campaigns will result in a different-looking car for the 2024... read more »

Mercedes doubled down on its failed 2022 concept in 2023, which left it unable to bridge the gap with the dominant Red Bull squad as it beat Ferrari to a distant second place... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison believes the current ground effect rules aren't "a great thing" for F1 - an opinion he thinks reigning world champion... read more »

Aston Martin Formula 1 Technical Director Dan Fallows believes it’s "absolutely possible" for the team to repeat the exploits last winter that led to a seismic... read more »

TAG Heuer Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein converted a narrow pole position to a commanding win in season-opening Mexico City E-Prix, and kept his victory despite a post-race... read more »

Stella took over from the Audi-bound Andreas Seidl at the start of 2023 and was praised for steering the team in a different direction, implementing an overhauled technical... read more »

Mercedes Technical Director James Allison believes Formula 1’s return to ground effect machinery is “not great” due to the super-stiff low ride heights needed to extract... read more »

AlphaTauri Formula 1 Technical Director Jody Egginton asserts that adopting a downwash aero concept doesn’t guarantee success in this era, citing the "devil is in the... read more »

Simone Resta could be facing an exit from Formula 1 after leaving Haas. read more »

Haas F1 technical director Simone Resta has left the team, following team principal Guenther Steiner out the door after 10 years at the helm. read more »

After a torrid start to 2023, McLaren made dramatic steps with its mid-season car upgrades that allowed Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to take nine podiums between them,... read more »

Alpine technical director Matt Harman anticipates an immediate improvement for the F1 team through upgraded factory tools even before the regulation changes in 2026. read more »