Aston Martin boss discusses how he can keep Fernando Alonso despite high-profile opportunities elsewhere read more »

As the Red Bull juggernaut relentlessly continues on its way, Mercedes and Ferrari team bosses admit that it is up to them to catch up and not the Austrian team to be handicapped. read more »

Alpine Formula 1 boss Bruno Famin has admitted the team locking out the last row of the grid at the Bahrain Grand Prix was a “shock” despite its expected struggles. The... read more »

Mercedes "not getting carried away" despite 1-2 finish in FP2 at F1 Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Ferrari drivers admit their surprise at Mercedes' pace in practice at F1 Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Aston Martin boss wants to keep Fernando Alonso despite Mercedes' 2025 vacancy read more »

Haas F1 team owner, Gene Haas, has admitted that they are 'pretty darn close' breaching the cost cap limit as he hit back at claims that the team do not spend as much... read more »

Williams Team Principal James Vowles has admitted that it is unlikely to take "big steps" up the pecking order until the Formula 1 regulations are overhauled in 2026.... read more »

Alpine Technical Director Matt Harman admits that Renault "ran out of time" to close the deficit to other power unit manufacturers prior to an engine freeze being... read more »

After watching Max Verstappen romp to victory in 19 of the 22 races in 2023, the FIA have admitted that there have been some unintended consequences of the new era of regulations. read more »

Max Verstappen believes that Red Bull got the most of their car during qualifying for the Las Vegas Grand Prix despite only finishing in third place. read more »

Christian Horner has explained how a 'badly advised' Daniel Ricciardo turned down a Red Bull contract extension in 2018 that would have granted him equal pay to Max... read more »

The organisers of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix have accepted responsibility for the track invasion at the end of the race. read more »

Sao Paulo Grand Prix organisers recognised safety failures and committed to fix them for next year after spectators invaded the track before the end of Sunday's Formula... read more »

The organisers of the Brazilian Grand Prix have admitted to safety and security protocol failures after spectators invaded the circuit prior to the conclusion of Sunday’s race.... read more »

Charles Leclerc has explained that better preparation on the out lap was behind the time gain Ferrari found in Q3 to lockout the front row for the Mexico City Grand Prix.... read more »

Mercedes have admitted to making a mistake after Lewis Hamilton's car was disqualified from the F1 United States Grand Prix. read more »

Drivers admit to being shocked by the FIA's decision to raise the maximum fine that can be handed out to them to 1m euros up four-fold on the previous limit. read more »

Christian Horner has said that there is still more to come from Red Bull, boldly concluding that there are improvements to be made in 'every area'. read more »

Mercedes have revealed how George Russell's controversial clash with Lewis Hamilton at the Qatar Grand Prix 'seriously compromised' his race. read more »

The Qatar GP was unprecedented in many ways and the physicality of the race certainly fell into that category. read more »

Mercedes' trackside engineering director, Andrew Shovlin, has revealed that the team will take a 'considerable' change of direction on their car for 2024. read more »

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz have admitted that their car is third behind Red Bull and McLaren in Suzuka after qualifying, but insisted that they aim to compete with the... read more »

Stewards appear to have acknowledged their error in not penalising Max Verstappen for impeding in Singapore, and clarified that future offences of that type will lead to a... read more »

AlphaTauri Head of Trackside Engineering Jonathan Eddolls says Daniel Ricciardo's return to Formula 1 remains "a while away" yet. Ricciardo, who was dropped at... read more »