The German failed to progress from Q1, qualifying only 19th in what was a far departure from his previous efforts this season.A bold gamble on full wet tyres saw both... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown appears to have once again taken aim at the 'unhealthy situation' between Red Bull and their sister team AlphaTauri, citing the 'potential... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown has reignited his calls for F1 to address what he has described as being an "unhealthy situation" by allowing organisations to own two teams.  read more »

Brown wrote an open letter about the state of F1 that was published on Thursday, in which he called for a move to secret ballot voting at F1 Commission meetings.Brown said the... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has called for F1 to introduce "secret ballot voting with immediate effect" to end what he sees as the "unhealthy" rise of team... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the relentless pursuit from his team to catch up to Ferrari's engine in 2019 stretched staff maybe too far. read more »

World Champion Lewis Hamilton says he was "way too hard on myself" during the early stages of his Formula 1 career, believing with hindsight that it was an unhealthy... read more »

The coronavirus pandemic should be the "final wake-up call" for an "unhealthy" Formula 1 championship to make big changes, according to McLaren, as leading... read more »

An "unhealthy and not sustainable" Formula 1 is facing its "final wake-up call" in the face of the ongoing coronavirus crisis. read more »

The air quality in Singapore reached "unhealthy" levels on Wednesday evening, but the haze has started to clear and people can breathe easy ... for now. read more »

Specific measures will be in place at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix in response to health advisories from the national government over "unhealthy" air concerns read more »

Just days ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, the city-state is shrouded in a haze of toxic smoke which is described by the National Environment Agency as "unhealthy". read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Formula One needs this year's regulation changes to mix up the competitive order for the good of the sport. Mercedes has dominated... read more »

Adrian Newey: Dominance of engines 'unhealthy' for Formula 1 read more »

Adrian Newey has once again labelled Mercedes' current dominance "unhealthy", questioning "what's the point in winning" if there's no... read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey is expecting his team to lose more ground to rivals Mercedes and Ferrari this year as a result of Formula One's... read more »

Adrian Newey has described the effects of Formula 1's current power unit regulations as "very unhealthy", lamenting the performance advantage recently enjoyed… read more »

Red Bull chief designer Adrian Newey believes that the current advantage held by engine manufacturers in Formula 1 has left the sport in an unhealthy position. Red Bull claimed... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fears Formula 1 is rapidly becoming unhealthy as Mercedes and Ferrari dominate the engine market read more »

Organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix say they are monitoring the haze situation ahead of this weekend's event, though have no plans to amend the schedule. Farmers in... read more »

Pat Symonds reckons employing Fernando Alonso to drive for Williams would hurt the teams progress which has seen them come from backmarker to frontrunner in a single season. In... read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at just how considered the WMSC was in approving the regulation changes for 2015, and is concerned by the outcome... read more »

Mark Webber has hit out over the state of the F1 driver market in 2013, ahead of his own retirement from the sport at the end of the season after 12 seasons at the highest... read more »

Mark Webber says F1's driver market is "quite unhealthy" as drivers are getting seats based on money and not always on talent... read more »

Mark Webber says the state of the driver market in Formula One is "unhealthy" as money dictates who drives where read more »