Daniil Kvyat admits Red Bull will be playing catch up in Barcelona later this month despite an encouraging final day of testing in Jerez read more »

The new McLaren-Honda completed 32 laps on day three of the Jerez F1 test, boosting morale after a series of technical problems, but the team admits it still has much to do. read more »

Felipe Nasr admits that topping the times at the end of day three of pre-season F1 testing is likely to be a seldom-repeated success as Sauber's rivals pick up the pace. read more »

Nico Rosberg admits Ferrari's performances on the first couple of days of testing have been "an eye-opener" for Mercedes... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone admits that it is "looking unlikely" that Germany will host a race this year, but insists they are "trying to rescue it"... read more »

Adrian Newey admits it will be difficult to close a “10 per cent” engine deficit to Mercedes from last year, no matter how good the Red Bull RB11’s chassis is. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits it will be difficult to mount an immediate challenge with Ferrari, but says he didn't join the team 'to finish second'. read more »

Fernando Alonso has admitted that McLaren's pre-season "won't be easy", as the team embarks on its latest engine partnership with Honda. read more »

Red Bull's engine supplier Renault admits it might not have closed the performance gap to standard-setting Mercedes. read more »

Before making the radical switch to Ferrari, Sebastian Vettel contemplated simply quitting Formula One. That is the claim of Christian Horner, who as Red Bull team boss... read more »

Days ahead of the start of pre-season testing, Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted that the team's 2015 contender isn't fully finished. read more »

Christian Horner admits Red Bull's 2015 F1 challenger is still being built, but insists the team has enjoyed its 'most impressive' winter yet. read more »

Renault are aiming to secure "at least five wins" during the 2015 season as it looks to close the performance gap to rival Mercedes. The French manufacturer admits it... read more »

Imola boss Pietro Benvenuti admits his fears for the future of F1 in its European heartland. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that there is a possibility there might not be a German Grand Prix this year. read more »

Williams' Pat Symonds admits the requirement to change the design of the 'ugly' nose created a 'headache' in designing the FW37. read more »

Claire Williams admits it “would be amazing” to challenge for the title in 2015 after the Grove outfit were named as the team to watch by Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. read more »

Former Marussia boss Graeme Lowdon admits the team's hopes of returning to the grid in 2015 will be gone completely if a second auction of its assets goes ahead this week read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne is determined to remain one of the world's top racing drivers. After three years at Red Bull's junior F1 team Toro Rosso, the 24-year-old was dropped... read more »

Formula 1's quieter engines have attracted a new audience to the sport, according to Malaysian Grand Prix organiser Razlan Razali. The sport's new hybrid-V6 engines... read more »

Ferrari admits it started late on the design of its 2015 car but thinks the lifting of the engine homologation deadline gives it a chance to make up lost ground this season read more »

Adrian Newey admits four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel will take Red Bull secrets with him having moved to Ferrari ahead of the 2015 season read more »

Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds admits that improving on the squad's third place in the 2014 Constructors' Championship will be tough, but says the team... read more »

Fernando Alonso's former teammate doubts the Spaniard's high-profile switch from Ferrari to McLaren will result in instant success. But Jarno Trulli, who was... read more »

Williams faces a more difficult challenge in improving on its stellar 2014 campaign than it had in moving clear of the Formula 1 tailenders, reckons chief technical officer Pat... read more »