He’s a World Championship-winning engineer with nearly 50 years in Formula 1, but Pat Symonds’ focus is new innovation and F1’s next generation. Pat scored title wins with... read more »

The FIA's head of single-seaters, Nikolas Tombazis has revealed that the 2026 breed of F1 cars will be light and nimble compared to their predecessors. read more »

Norris told Autosport that former team-mate Daniel Ricciardo enjoyed a much smoother acclimatisation to the new breed of ground-effects machinery in the early part of 2022.The... read more »

Kevin Magnussen has explained where F1's new breed of car is "way worse" compared to the previous generation of machinery. read more »

Charles Leclerc has detailed how drivers are having to adapt their driving styles for F1's new breed of cars this season. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has suggested the added blind spots when sitting in F1's new breed of car could add to the "art of a good battle". read more »

The car will also be the first model built to the new rules to take to the track when it undertakes a filming day at Silverstone on Friday. Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll... read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto admits the team are desperate to get to 2022 and see their new breed of F1 car hit the track. read more »

Christian Horner and Toto Wolff have again voiced a difference of opinion over the future of F1 and the next breed of power unit. read more »

Christian Horner has urged F1 to start with a "clean sheet" when deciding on specifications for the new breed of engine. read more »

Christian Horner believes the new breed of F1 power units aimed for introduction in 2025 must-have "emotion" or otherwise teams should "all go and do Formula... read more »

Formula 1 and the FIA have outlined the specifics of the proposed new breed of engines to be introduced in 2025. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has described Fernando Alonso as a "rare breed" and a "very worthy competitor" ahead of the Spaniard's Formula 1 return... read more »

A long career with just two teams, both staples of Formula 1 and IndyCar, make Brian Lisles a rare breed within motorsport. Speaking with Autosport, he shares his top tips and... read more »

Drivers only making one Formula 1 start in their career are a rare breed, and quite often those who appear just once have an interesting story behind their fleeting presence on... read more »

Chain Bear's latest video takes a look at the latest details we've seen from Formula 1 about the plans for its 2021 rules revolution - specifically the return of... read more »

Lance Stroll insists it wasn't the more physical breed of F1 cars that got him into most trouble on his Australian Grand Prix debut read more »

McLaren Honda driver Fernando Alonso says Formula 1's new breed of cars and lower-degradation tyres will mean drivers no longer have to race like 'small children' read more »

Reigning Formula One world champion Nico Rosberg has labelled the new breed of F1 cars as "monstrous", but insists he is not regretting his decision to retire. The... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes the 2017 breed of Formula 1 cars "fix everything" compared to the previous generation because they have so much grip read more »

Former F1 racer Martin Brundle thinks the "brutal" new breed of cars designed for the 2017 season will be a "monster" to drive. New regulations have been... read more »

Anthony Hamilton says that his son, British Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton, is the last of a dying breed of drivers from less-privileged backgrounds. read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds has become the latest Formula One chief to call for a rethink of team radio restrictions, saying the current system has the potential to... read more »

TURIN, Italy -- Ferrari technical director James Allison says his team's early work under the 2017 regulations is already producing a better looking car for next season. A... read more »

As the new breed of racers look to lay down their marker once again in 2016 the pressure is firmly on many established drivers, experienced minds and even former world... read more »