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 »

Max Verstappen is annoyed that the season is ending just as he is hitting his stride, while Daniel Ricciardo is hoping to break another trend in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo wants to repeat his feat of breaking a trend from Japan by stepping on to the podium in Abu Dhabi for the first time while hinting at Red Bull's... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli expects a one-stop strategy to be favoured by teams once more at the upcoming round of the championship in Azerbaijan this… read more »

Williams has continued the trend of 2016 by setting the early pit-stop pace this season. Williams, which finished atop F1's pit-stop standings last year… read more »

The third race of the weekend, the Bahrain GP saw the introduction of a raft of upgrades at many teams. The trend of serration of aerodynamic parts continued as several teams... read more »

At a time when F1's smaller teams are crying out for fairer distribution of prize money, Gene Haas has bucked the trend as he believes the big boys deserve extra. read more »

Pat Symonds says Valtteri Bottas is approaching his peak in terms of driver performance and expects the Finn to continue his upward trend in 2017 read more »

Championship leader Nico Rosberg has urged his rivals to "drive within the limits" at the Brazilian Grand Prix to avoid continuing the recent trend of in-race... read more »

The attendance figures for the Mexican Grand Prix showed more fans than in 2015, bucking a recent trend of new events having lower spectator counts in their second year on the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel finished the second free practice session on top of the times with a 1:19.790, beating out Lewis Hamilton by 0.004s. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says only the Malaysian Grand Prix will reveal whether the advantage teammate Nico Rosberg had in Singapore is likely to become a trend. Hamilton struggled to... read more »

Italian tyre manufacturer announced individual tyre selections for the forthcoming German GP. Ferrari maintains its trend by electing for the highest number of the softest... read more »

Pirelli has opted to go against its trend by picking harder compounds for Brazil while the ultra-soft gets a final outing in Abu Dhabi read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has bucked its 2016 trend by not allowing softer tyres to be used in the final two races of this season compared to 2015 read more »