SEPANG, Malaysia -- Sebastian Vettel is set to start from the back of the grid at the Malaysian Grand Prix after failing to set a qualifying time due to an engine problem. An... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will start the Malaysian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after engine woes left him without a timed lap during Q1 at Sepang. Vettel… read more »

Title contender Sebastian Vettel edges closer to a grid penalty after being forced to move onto his final engine of the season in Malaysia. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's Formula 1 championship hopes suffered another major blow on Saturday when an engine problem left him at the back of the grid for the Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Sebastian Vettel will get a new engine for Malaysian Grand Prix qualifying after a suspected electrical problem in final practice that puts him on the brink of a grid penalty read more »

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo is optimistic that he can avoid a five-place grid penalty at the Malaysian Grand Prix for a gearbox change, in the wake of his… read more »

Robert Kubica concedes his chances of returing to the Formula 1 grid are "very slight." read more »

Felipe Nasr says he doesn't expect to be back on the Formula 1 grid come next year's championship. read more »

Pierre Gasly believes Daniil Kvyat, the man he is replacing in order to make his Formula One debut in Malaysia this weekend, has the talent to remain on the grid long term. Red... read more »

Attending Thursday's FIA press conference, Kimi Raikkonen weighed in on the heat, what he'll miss about Sepang, his not so great performances and who is the best on... read more »

Conceding that right now "there are no Leicester Cities in F1", Sean Bratches says Liberty Media are wanting a more competitive grid, one in which shocks can happen. read more »

Ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix, Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo provides an update on his season so far, in this Mobil 1 The Grid feature. read more »

Fernando Alonso will arrive in Malaysia without facing the immediate prospect of grid penalties after Honda confirmed his car's engine survived the heavy crash which... read more »

The FIA will introduce penalties for illegal race starts in 2018 after reviewing the Sporting Regulations - for both jumping the lights and not lining up on the grid correctly. read more »

Despite a barrage of complaints when Monza saw a total of 150 grid place penalties handed down, the FIA has announced further limits to engine components for 2018. read more »

As the sport seeks an alternative to grid penalties, drivers face even harsher sanctions in 2018 as component rules tightened. read more »

Jolyon Palmer is looking to end his Renault career on a high note, hopeful that a strong finish to this season will see him secure a place on next year's grid. read more »

With a number of key announcements being made in Singapore, we are a step closer to knowing how next year's F1 grid will shape up. read more »

Fernando Alonso's travails at the back of the Formula 1 grid with the failed McLaren-Honda project are well documented, but he is still considered one of the best drivers read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he drew inspiration from Formula One hero Ayrton Senna in order to avoid crashing on his way to claiming his 60th career victory in the Singapore Grand... read more »

Carlos Sainz has labelled his "unthinkable" fourth place finish in the Singapore Grand Prix as the best drive of his Formula One career so far. Despite making a slow... read more »

Relying he stays with McLaren in F1, Fernando Alonso wants to go "back to normality" in 2017 and return to the front of the grid. read more »

As soon as it rained at the Marina Bay circuit, Lewis Hamilton says he knew that he could come from fifth on the grid to win the race. read more »

The Mexican came from twelfth on the grid to take fifth place at the chequered flag. read more »

MARINA BAY, Singapore -- Kimi Raikkonen was reluctant to apportion blame for the first corner accident that took him out of the Singapore Grand Prix, saying he did all he could... read more »