Christian Horner admits it will not be until the second half of the new F1 season that Red Bull are at their most competitive in 2016. read more »

Christian Horner - "It's going to be a season of two halves; the first half is going to be less competitive but we are expecting to make progress" read more »

Pascal Wehrlein says he hopes that Manor will place a competitive driver alongside him for the 2016 season, as discussions continue over who will fill the… read more »

Plans to scrap engine restrictions from 2017 will make Formula 1 less competitive, says Red Bull's Adrian Newey. read more »

Chairman and CEO of Renault Carlos Ghosn says he doesn t expect the team to be competitive this season but has laid down the challenge to be victorious in F1 read more »

Ryan Hunter-Reay believes IndyCar is "the most competitive it has ever been" and deserves to once again be considered a path to Formula One. Since the reunification... read more »

Ferrari President Sergio Marchionne says the outfit must aim to be the team to beat when the 2016 season commences in Australia in March. Ferrari recovered from a difficult... read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull Racing are in a good position to secure a competitive engine for the 2017 Formula 1 Season. read more »

Red Bull is in a good position to secure a competitive engine for the 2017 Formula 1 season, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has downplayed the possibility of Renault making big on-track gains in 2016, but feels they can be competitive within the three-year period set out by Carlos Ghosn read more »

Sky Sports F1's Johnny Herbert believes Mario Illien's involvement with Renault could see Red Bull return with a much more competitive package in 2016. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says the grip of 2015's top two constructors on rule-making is stopping him making Formula 1 more competitive. read more »

Sauber followed Force India in asking Bernie Ecclestone for an advance on its Formula 1 championship payments to prevent its rival gaining a competitive advantage, according to... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes his strong criticisms of Honda engines has helped ensure the "extreme" actions McLaren need to become competitive again. read more »

Fernando Alonso is hoping for some tension between himself and team-mate Jenson Button in the hope it means his McLaren-Honda team are competitive in 2016. read more »

Renault are not expecting instant success when they return to Formula 1 as a full works team next season... read more »

Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn expects it to take three years before the returning Renault works team is competitive in Formula One. Earlier this week, Renault finally confirmed it... read more »

Jenson Button says his McLaren-Honda in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was the best it has been all year but his pit-lane clash scuppered hopes of a better showing read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull still has "some question marks" over how competitive its engine will be next season, following confirmation the team will stay on the... read more »

Ron Dennis suggests he is open to the possibility of star signing Fernando Alonso sitting out the 2016 F1 season until the McLaren is competitive. read more »

We look quite competitive, but the margins between all the teams are very small. read more »

After countless flights (one colleague has been on 55 so far this season...), several dozen airports, and more than 100 nights in hotels, the 2015 Formula One season is drawing... read more »

Sergio Perez is wary that the Ferrari-backed Haas F1 Team could be competitive enough to challenge the likes of Force India from the start of its debut 2016… read more »

Fernando Alonso remains confident McLaren-Honda will make a big enough stride over the winter to prove significantly more competitive in 2016. read more »

Alonso surprised if McLaren not very competitive in '16 read more »