Italy's motorsports media unsurprisingly had plenty to say after a barnstorming Brazilian Grand Prix, which saw Ferrari finish scoreless. read more »

Formula 1 drivers very rarely get banned from races - in fact, just five times in the history of the world championship has a driver sat out a race due to an official FIA... read more »

As Pirelli reveals the tyres sets to be used at French Grand Prix, unsurprisingly most teams opt to go soft. read more »

Italy's motorsports media was unsurprisingly furious after Sebastian Vettel was denied victory at the Canadian Grand Prix by a highly contentious time penalty. Vettel... read more »

Annoyingly, but perhaps unsurprisingly, the hype of the start of the F1 season has seemingly been replaced by negativity and recency bias. 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 »

Gerhard Berger won ten races during his F1 career - but as well as this, he brought a sense of fun to the F1 paddock, with his party lifestyle, prank wars with Ayrton Senna,... read more »

Unsurprisingly, Christian Horner doesn't agree with manufacturer's negativity towards 2021 engine proposals. read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed drivers' selections for the Brazilian Grand Prix, with the Super Soft compound unsurprisingly favoured over the… read more »

Unsurprisingly, a number of changes have been made to the Monaco track in response to the 2017 regulation changes. read more »

Unsurprisingly, Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel still see Mexico clash differently. read more »

Unsurprisingly, Max Verstappen and his Ferrari rivals see the Spa incident(s) a little differently. read more »

The tyre choices for the Monaco Grand Prix have been released by Pirelli, and unsurprisingly the softest compound is a popular choice read more »

Unsurprisingly, Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg continued the dominance of the silver arrows by claiming pole position ahead of the Russian Grand Prix on Sunday. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 driver Jenson Button and his wife Jessica were reportedly gassed and then robbed during a vacation in Saint-Tropez, France. The pair escaped the ordeal... read more »

Unsurprisingly, Valtteri Bottas was the centre of media attention as the Hungarian GP weekend got underway. read more »

Mercedes unsurprisingly came out on top as the first practice session for the Austrian Grand Prix came to an end. It was Nico Rosberg who went fastest, ahead of Lewis Hamilton.... read more »

Perhaps unsurprisingly, drivers have voiced their support for plans to make F1 cars much faster than the current crop the season after next. read more »

Despite Red Bull's early season technical crisis, Sebastian Vettel is still opposed to the new 'double points' innovation. It is widely believed that, having... read more »

Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has unsurprisingly come out in support of Felipe Massa after he was handed a drive-through in Brazil for repeatedly cutting across the pit... read more »

Organisers of the Grand Prix of America have not given up hope of being included on the 2014 Formula One calendar but, unsurprisingly, money is the sticking point. read more »

Nico Rosberg was fastest in the first practice session at Monaco. The unsurprisingly quick Mercedes was however only slightly quicker than Fernando Alonso and Romain Grosjean. read more »

Unsurprisingly, Lotus, one of the few teams to get an early grip on the 2013 Pirelli rubber, is unhappy with the changes due to be introduced in Canada. read more »

Unsurprisingly perhaps, after watching his driver Kimi Raikkonen finish second in the Spanish Grand Prix by making one pit stop fewer than his rivals, Lotus Team Principal Eric... read more »

The championship winners of 2012 have today presented their new 2013 machine, unsurprisingly named RB9. The new car features a modified livery to represent its new title... read more »