Sebastian Vettel has maintained Mercedes are still the favourites for the F1 2017 season despite Ferrari's winning start in Australia. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has put Ferrari's winning start to this campaign down to the "more targeted" work that the Scuderia put in over the winter. read more »

Fernando Alonso could contemplate a return to Ferrari for 2018 in order to get himself back in a winning car, according to this week's F1 Report show. read more »

Ex-Ferrari driver Alonso was impressed by his former team's efforts in Australia as it broke an 18-month win drought. read more »

Jenson Button will drive Emerson Fittipaldi's iconic 1974 title-winning McLaren M23 at the Monterey Motorsports Reunion in August. read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene says the team must "avoid distractions" if it wants to maintain its strong start to 2017 after winning the season opener in... read more »

Mercedes AMG Petronas Sebastian Vettel won the Australian Grand Prix for Ferrari by completing a longer opening stint on the ultrasoft tyre than polesitter Lewis Hamilton, then... read more »

Ten years on from Kimi Raikkonen's victory at Albert Park, Scuderia Ferrari has returned to winning ways in Melbourne, in the first race of the season. Sebastian Vettel... read more »

After finishing 22.393 seconds down on race winning team-mate Sebastian Vettel in Australia, Kimi Raikkonen admitted to struggling with understeer on his SF70H on the Ultrasoft... read more »

Despite winning the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari is still unsure whether it is ahead of Mercedes in terms of outright pace. Sebastian Vettel vindicated... read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne said it was "about time" the famous Italian team put an end to its victory drought by winning Sunday's... read more »

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne said "it was about time" Ferrari returned to winning ways after triumphing in the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

ESPN rounds up the major talking points from the Australian Grand Prix, a race which saw Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari live up to pre-season hype by winning the opening race.... read more »

Back to winning ways for the first time since 2015, Sebastian Vettel hailed Ferrari's "really, really hard" work, saying the win was "what we needed." read more »

Sebastian Vettel put Ferrari back onto the top step of the podium as their pre-season form was realised at the Australian GP with the German winning ahead of Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position for the Australian Grand Prix, after winning a tense qualifying battle with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Mercedes Formula 1... read more »

Ahead of his second season as a Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen is dreaming of winning a F1 World title but concedes that is the easy part. read more »

Ferrari may have disappointed in performance last season but Vettel is still sure they can return to their winning ways. read more »

Double world champion Mika Hakkinen has rejoined former team McLaren as a partner ambassador on a "multi-year deal". Hakkinen drove for McLaren between 1993 and 2001,... read more »

McLaren would be winning races if its MCL32 was mated to a competitive Mercedes engine this year, asserts Eric Boullier. read more »

McLaren boss Eric Boullier says the team would be winning if they were still powered by Mercedes engines. read more »

Although proud of what Haas are achieving in F1, Romain Grosjean has not given up on his dream of racing for one of F1's big teams and winning a World title. read more »

Gene Haas says his long-term strategy for owning a Formula One team is not dependent on it becoming a regular race winner in the future. The Haas F1 team is entering its second... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull isn t chasing the total mileage Mercedes has produced but is confident it is getting closer to a winning car read more »

Mercedes presented the W08 at Silverstone earlier this week, a car tasked with adding to three successive 'double' title-winning campaigns. But is this the year… read more »