Lando Norris has admitted that McLaren is 'behind where it wants to be' after brake issues curtailed its running at the second Formula 1 pre-season test in Bahrain. read more »

The Dane caused a stir on the penultimate day of pre-season testing when, during an extra hour of private running for Haas, he set the fastest overall time of the day.While the... read more »

Valtteri Bottas was impressed with Alfa Romeo's C42 after it's official launch on Sunday, even if pre-season testing in Spain was far from ideal for the team. read more »

An "incredibly inspiring" Lewis Hamilton is the ideal role model at Mercedes, says George Russell. read more »

The Circuit of the Americas is currently undergoing a major resurfacing in a bid to prevent a repeat of the bumps furore that blighted the running of F1 and MotoGP last season. read more »

Even in the most ideal 2022 season possible, Pierre Gasly knows that AlphaTauri can only be as high as P2 behind Red Bull. read more »

Following repeated complaints that the Yas Marina layout was far from ideal in delivering a good F1 spectacle, track bosses gave the go-ahead earlier this year to an extensive... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said "the win was never on" in Mexico City and praised Lewis Hamilton's drive to second as ideal damage limitation. Mercedes was... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi admits going into the final races of the 2021 season with no answer about his Formula 1 future is "not ideal".  read more »

Jenson Button says he would pick either George Russell or Daniel Ricciardo as his ideal team-mate as he likes their attitudes. read more »

Alfa Romeo have confirmed that Antonio Giovinazzi did ignore a team order in the Turkish GP with Xevi Pujolar saying it was "not ideal". read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff maintains that Lewis Hamilton was not in the ideal position to decide on his strategy at the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Alfa Romeo head of trackside engineering Xevi Pujolar has conceded Antonio Giovinazzi ignoring team orders at the Turkish Grand Prix was "not ideal". read more »

Andreas Seidl believes the ideal calendar would consist of 20 races as it would allow F1 to reach new markets but would be more sustainable. read more »

Formula 1's calendar should feature 20 grands prix, with 15 permanent and five rotating, according to McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl. Formula 1's schedule has... read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi expressed frustration on two fronts as he entered an important Russian Grand Prix weekend for his F1 future. read more »

Christian Horner has refused to rule out Pierre Gasly returning to Red Bull in 2023, saying the team is in the ideal situation. read more »

Max Verstappen is aiming to end Mercedes' unbroken streak of wins in Sochi this weekend despite a three-place grid penalty for his collision with Lewis Hamilton in Italy. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has described the data shared via the new-to-Formula 1 helmet-cam as "not ideal" but backed the popular addition to... read more »

F1 introduced a version of the technology that has been used in Formula E since the start of 2020 at last month's Belgian Grand Prix, with Fernando Alonso's helmet... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has furthered his calls for F1 to ease calendar congestion by suggesting a 20-race plan with fewer double-headers and no triples. read more »

Ferrari are aware that, unfortunately for them, Monza is less than ideal for their car - but they are confident of faring better than last year. read more »

Besides saying Fernando Alonso would be "ideal" for their prospective future Hypercar team, Alpine have extended that invitation to Esteban Ocon. read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn admits handing out half points for the Belgian Grand Prix was "not ideal" but says George Russell deserved to be rewarded for... read more »

Formula 1's Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn has accepted that the issuing of half points in Belgium was "not ideal" but believes it acted as a suitable reward... read more »