Toto Wolff insists Mercedes are "open" to the relaxing the rules on engine development as they acknowledge that their rivals are in a "difficult position"... read more »

Although unsatisfied with Honda's results, motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai insists the powers-that-be understand they are on a "steep learning curve" read more »

Niki Lauda insists it is not Mercedes' responsibility to take the lead to make F1 more exciting, adding they are out to "win every b****y race"... read more »

Ferrari team boss Maurizio Arrivabene insists Kimi Raikkonen will be awarded a new contract if he delivers results... read more »

Manor insists the signing of Fabio Leimer to a reserve driver role does not mean Roberto Merhi is in danger of losing his seat. Manor announced the arrival of the 2013 GP2... read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks it was wrong to expect one engine upgrade would lead to Ferrari wiping out Mercedes' advantage, but he insists progress is being made at Maranello.... read more »

Jenson Button was disappointed to retire in Canada after a troubled weekend, but insists McLaren are still on the upward swing this season. View the original post at Jenson... read more »

Ferrari may have taken several steps forward after their poor 2014 campaign, but Kimi Raikkonen insists they still have some way to go... read more »

Fernando Alonso plays down his 'amateur' comment, maintaining he is still happy to be racing with McLaren-Honda. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists he is not frustrated at McLaren, reiterating that leaving Ferrari was the only way he has a chance of beating Mercedes. read more »

"The results are nothing to write home about, but there are a number of positives to take away from the weekend..." - Renault's Cyril Abiteboul read more »

Toto Wolff insists it was necessary to limit Nico Rosberg's attack for the win in the final ten laps, saying it didn't affect the outcome. read more »

Fernando Alonso insists that he was not defying team orders during the Canadian Grand Prix, rather pleading to be allowed to enjoy himself while he could. read more »

Mercedes cannot be confident it still has an advantage over Ferrari because Sebastian Vettel's Canadian Grand Prix pace was hidden, insists Montreal Formula 1 winner Lewis... read more »

Fernando Alonso has dismissed claims he was frustrated during the Canadian Grand Prix after being told to save fuel whilst battling at the back, prompting speculation his... read more »

Max Verstappen insists anything can happen in Montreal, and will not be giving up despite starting from the back and having to take a ten-second penalty during his first pit... read more »

An improvement in qualifying is not enough to consider Ferrari as a contender for Canadian Grand Prix victory - the view of Kimi Raikkonen after securing third on the grid in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton suffered another ignominious end to an F1 track session as practice at the Canadian Grand Prix was engulfed by rain, but insists that it changes little after... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen insists that he harbours no thoughts of chasing a second F1 world title in 2015, preferring instead to take a measured approach to getting Ferrari back on track. read more »

Today Lewis Hamilton insisted that he has moved on from the pit stop strategy error in Monaco two weeks ago, that cost him an almost certain win. In Montreal ahead of the... read more »

F1 rookie Max Verstappen insists that there is no reason for him to rethink what he does on track, even after the backlash he took for colliding with Romain Grosjean in Monaco. read more »

On the eve of F1's return to Canada, Lewis Hamilton insists that he no longer thinks about what happened in Monaco and trusts the Mercedes team to guide him to victory... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has put the events of the Monaco Grand Prix behind him and insists his confidence in Mercedes is as strong as ever. Hamilton was cruising to victory in Monaco... read more »

Max Verstappen insists he has moved on from the "biggest crash of his career" and can't wait to make his way up the grid in Canada... read more »

Eric Boullier insists he is 'proud' of McLaren's progress despite it taking six rounds to get on the 2015 F1 scoreboard. read more »