Mercedes is set to race with its DAS system at this weekend's Australian Grand Prix, despite facing a potential protest from rival F1 teams.  read more »

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton says he is "very surprised" the season-opening Australian Grand Prix is going ahead despite the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. read more »

Despite the situation regarding the coronavirus outbreak, Formula One tries to avoid any further complication in a bid to go ahead with the 2020 race calendar. read more »

Formula One's sole tyre manufacturer Pirelli expects that it will not face any major issues with its race activities in the coming weeks despite the current situation... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen is confident of a strong result at the Formula One season-opener in Australia despite a seemingly difficult pre-season test in Barcelona. read more »

CEO of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, Andrew Westacott, has said it is all systems go for the season opener in Melbourne despite continued coronavirus fears. read more »

Despite increasing concerns over the coronavirus, Australian Grand Prix boss, Andrew Westacott insists there is "no chance" of following Bahrain's example and... read more »

Ferrari confirms that it is en route to Melbourne for the season opener, despite the Italian government's coronavirus 'lock down'. read more »

Ferrari are continuing with their plan to send more personnel to the Australia despite the Italian Government putting travel restrictions in place across Italy to prevent... read more »

The Ferrari Formula 1 team says its preparations for the Australian GP are continuing as planned, despite the lockdown announced by the Italian government on Saturday read more »

Toto Wolff has no concerns about Mercedes potentially facing a shortage of top-level Formula 1 drivers, despite young stars Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc signing long-term... read more »

The FIA have defended their private settlement with Ferrari over the legality of their 2019 power unit, despite heavy criticism. read more »

F1 managing director, Ross Brawn has said that despite the fact that races could go ahead with only 16 cars, this will not be the case. read more »

The promoter of Formula One's season-opening Australian Grand Prix insists its race will go ahead on March 15 as planned, despite concerns about the spread of coronavirus. read more »

Australian GP organisers insist they are "all systems go" for the first race of the 2020 F1 season despite concerns about the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

The Australian Grand Prix will still go ahead despite the continued affect of the coronavirus on other sporting fixtures. read more »

Australian Grand Prix race organisers insist the opening round of the 2020 F1 season will go ahead as planned.  read more »

Formula 1 is still on track to head to Melbourne in two weeks for the start of the 2020 season, despite MotoGP cancelling the Qatar event. read more »

George Russell has played down suggestions that his Williams Formula 1 team will be able to rejoin the midfield runners in 2020, despite an encouraging performance in Barcelona... read more »

Max Verstappen says he is not worried about the stability of his 2020 Red Bull Formula 1 car, despite a number of spins through pre-season testing read more »

Ferrari have 'a range of work to do' says team principal Mattia Binotto despite a strong showing on the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing. read more »

Mitch Evans says that despite his success in Formula E he will always regret not getting to Formula 1 read more »

As Norbert and Fabien Vettel watched on, Sebastian competed a full race weekend simulation on his final day of pre-season testing, topping the times in the process. read more »

The timesheet may suggest differently, but Mercedes has once again demonstrated their impressive pace today despite their reliability issues that have hindered them on the... read more »

Despite a set-back when the team experience an issue with their Mercedes power unit, Williams Racing seem to be making progress in the pre-season testing. read more »