Andreas Seidl says triple-headers must not become the new normal, although he acknowledges they are essential for the 2020 season. read more »

Formula 1 has launched a new initiative to coincide with the return to racing next month that both acknowledges the worldwide fight against COVID-19 and encompasses the push... read more »

Jackie Stewart acknowledges his stand on driver safety didn't make him the most loved champ however his ability on the track definitely made him one of the most successful. read more »

Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur says Formula 1 should remain "humble" at this time but acknowledges a new financial crisis could develop. read more »

Ferrari has "achieved" a goal of better cornering speed with the new SF1000, however, Charles Leclerc acknowledges the team needs to work on the overall performance. read more »

Imola has offered to host a Formula 1 round in place of April's postponed Chinese Grand Prix, though the circuit's boss acknowledges the bid could be "mission... read more »

Max Verstappen has no intention of changing his "aggressive" style even though he acknowledges it can lead to mistakes. read more »

Guenther Steiner acknowledges that in hindsight he should have listened more to his drivers when they voiced their unhappiness over the direction of Haas' 2019 updates. read more »

Lewis Hamilton may still be celebrating his sixth title, however, he acknowledges that a stressful period lies ahead as he negotiates a new deal with Mercedes. read more »

Lewis Hamilton may still be celebrating his sixth title, however, he acknowledges that a stressful period lies ahead as he negotiates a new deal with Mercedes. read more »

All too often failing to covert pole position into race wins, Sebastian Vettel acknowledges Ferrari "drift back a bit" during races but insists they are improving. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff acknowledges there is a "risk" in supplying engines to McLaren from 2021 because it has the potential to rival his own team read more »

Mattia Binotto acknowledges Singapore will be a very different challenge to Ferrari this weekend compared to the two previous rounds in Belgium and Italy, both of which were... read more »

Alexander Albon acknowledges his promotion to Red Bull is a big jump into the deep end but says he has his "swimming shorts on". read more »

Ferrari acknowledges the difficult task Pirelli has in developing F1 tyres and is "not blaming" the Italian manufacturer for the job it is doing, according Mattia... read more »

Fernando Alonso acknowledges one has to take good fortune when they get it, helped to a second Le Mans 24 Hours win by bad luck for the rival Toyota. read more »

Daniil Kvyat will try to make it successive points finishes after his ninth place in Spain as F1 heads to Monaco read more »

Despite feeling Haas and Toro Rosso had better pace than McLaren at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Andreas Seidl was pleased to see Carlos Sainz Jr. get amongst them to... read more »

Losing ground in the championship race after race, Mattia Binotto acknowledges that Ferrari "need a fix" but what that fix is, he isn't sure. read more »

Only narrowing beating Kevin Magnussen to fifth place on the Bahrain grid, Max Verstappen acknowledges that Haas have done a "good job" while Red Bull... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen acknowledges Formula 1's pecking order heading to Melbourne is a "big mystery" as Alfa Romeo could be "fifth or we are 10th." read more »

Heading into Red Bull's first season with Honda power, Max Verstappen acknowledges it will take "a little bit of time" to get it right. read more »

Lando Norris acknowledges that while he wants to "thrash" Carlos Sainz, that is "very unlikely to happen" given his team-mate's wealth of F1 experience. read more »

Lando Norris acknowledges he will have to prove he is deserving of his F1 chance with McLaren in 2019.  read more »

Five-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton acknowledges he will need to up his game in 2019 to cover off the emerging threats of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.  read more »