Formula 1 may have introduced the Halo this season but not all safety rules, or lack thereof, make sense as pointed out by Des Head... read more »

Pirelli's head of car racing, Mario Isola, expects teams may have to adjust their planned strategies during the race. read more »

Head of Mercedes Dieter Zetsche puts support behind the German manufacturer's future in F1 by stating the sport "is absolutely relevant... more so today than ever". read more »

We head into the paddock for all the gossip ahead of the first race of the 2018 Formula One season... For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on Facebook:... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel are aiming to drive better than ever as they prepare to go head-to-head once more at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne and Fernando Alonso head to Melbourne buoyed by the team's new relationship with Renault, hopeful for a competitive season for McLaren. read more »

McLaren has accused Ferrari and the FIA of breaking a gentleman's agreement after the Italian Formula 1 team announced it had signed FIA safety and deputy race director... read more »

Motorsport boss Jean Todt hits back at criticism of the new halo head protection device from Toto Wolff, among others. read more »

As the criticism over Halo continues, Jean Todt says he's surprised by it all given that the drivers asked the FIA for head protection. read more »

After a final afternoon of tyre testing in Spain, Valtteri Bottas is ready to head to Australia to find out just where Mercedes are in relation to their rivals. read more »

Red Bull can take confidence into the Australian Grand Prix after a positive final pre-season test in Spain, according to Head of Race Engineering Guillaume Rocquelin. read more »

Despite a challenging two weeks of pre-season littered with reliability gremlins, Fernando Alonso and McLaren head to the Australian Grand Prix in a defiant mood. read more »

Red Bull's Head of Race Engineering speaks about Red Bull's productive Wednesday schedule, as Daniel Ricciardo topped the field. read more »

FIA confirms the appointment of former Benetton, Ferrari and Manor designer Nikolas Tombazis as the head of single-seater technical matters. read more »

The FIA has appointed former Ferrari chief designer Nikolas Tombazis as its new head of single-seater technical matters. read more »

Nikolas Tombazis joins FIA as Head of Single-Seater Matters read more »

Nikolas Tombazis has been appointed to the role of head of single-seater technical matters within the FIA. read more »

Formula 1 has shelved plans to introduce a new regional calendar which was due to start in Europe, head to the Americas then finish in Asia. read more »

Red Bull's head of race engineering hopes the team will have a more productive second test next week after Max Verstappen completed just thirty-five laps on the final day... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he would be happy to head to the 2018 F1 season opener after just one week of pre-season testing that was hit by poor weather conditions. read more »

After snow and freezing conditions continue to eat into precious testing time at Barcelona, there is debate as to whether Formula 1 should head to Bahrain in future for pre-season. read more »

Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel hit the front on Day Two of the Barcelona test as F1’s two biggest teams put their first stamp on a 2018 timesheet. read more »

Red Bull completed more than one hundred laps on Monday, which left the Head of Race Engineering pleased. read more »

Doug McKiernan, McLaren's former head of aerodynamics, has joined the Williams team as their new chief engineer, reunited with Paddy Lowe. read more »

Williams names ex-McLaren head Doug McKiernan as its new chief engineer of its F1 technical department. read more »