McLaren F1 Team are hoping to carry on the trend of good results throughout 2019 as they head to the 2019 Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Carlos Sainz, has the team on high... read more »

Lewis Hamilton does not expect growing tensions between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc to benefit Mercedes, provided Ferrari can maintain their current trend of performance. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa requires further surgery, but his condition has begun to take an "upward trend" as he recovers from the injuries sustained in the Formula 2 crash... read more »

We were a long way off the Ferraris in Qualifying last week and it looks a bit better here although the same trend is evident where we are losing on the straights and gaining... read more »

McLaren is looking to keep up its recent momentum at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix as the 2019 F1 season gets back underway.  read more »

One of the biggest design trends developing in Formula 1 this year is the addition of boomerang-shaped aerodynamic devices in the bargeboard area in front of the sidepods. The... read more »

One area of Formula 1 design where teams push the limits further every year is at the rear of the car, where the 'coke bottle' shape is vital to the aerodynamics. But... read more »

The concept of rake in Formula 1 car design was pioneered by Red Bull, and now almost every team on the grid has followed the team's lead. In the latest episode of our... read more »

Given our level of competitiveness so far this weekend, we are looking to continue this trend tomorrow in what we feel will be an exciting race. read more »

The 2019 Azerbaijan Grand Prix did not break the trend seen so far during 2019 FIA Formula One Championship with Mercedes taking its fourth one-two finish in the fourth round... read more »

Sebastian Vettel feels a pattern is emerging regarding Mercedes' improved qualifying performances compared to its practice pace. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's spins 'an unacceptable trend' for a champion reckons Jolyon Palmer read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has lamented the trend of larger Formula 1 teams such as Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull joining forces in a partnership with smaller teams, and... read more »

McLaren officially unveiled their 2019 car today – and unsurprisingly it had fans around the world talking. As expected it stayed true to their papaya heritage this time, but... read more »

Nico Hülkenberg says that the Renault F1 Team needs to continue its positive development trend in 2019, praising the work put in since his arrival in 2017. read more »

Formula 1's top teams could converge towards longer wheelbase concepts with their 2019 designs as an unintended consequence of a higher fuel allowance read more »

Formula 1 technical director Ross Brawn says the sport cannot afford to allow the current trend of three teams  - Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull - locking out the podium... read more »

A five-place grid drop in Brazil acts as the latest setback in a rough season for Daniel Ricciardo. read more »

Changeable conditions and a few off track excursions kept people guessing in final practice in Japan, but one trend that remained was the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton heading the... read more »

F1 continues its trend of adding a third DRS zone at select races through 2018 by placing one on the main straight at Hockenheim. read more »

There is no guarantee to which one of the top three teams will be on top at any given race in 2018, according to Toto Wolff. read more »

After bucking the trend for new teams in F1 by quickly finding its feet, the Haas story is a positive one for F1 as a whole, believes team boss Günther Steiner. read more »

After two seasons of delayed developments, Romain Grosjean hopes 2018 bucks the trend of a mid-season decline for the Haas F1 Team. read more »

A year after Formula E dropped grid girls F1 follows suit and the all-electric series revels in its role as trend-setter. read more »

Professor Mark Jenkins says that Aston Martin's announcement to potentially enter Formula 1 in the near future, is a curious one. read more »