As part of an upgrade delivered at the Spanish Grand Prix, the Italian squad abandoned the bathtub in-wash sidepod design that it had used since the start of 2022. Instead, the... read more »

Sky Sports pundit Anthony Davidson has warned Lewis Hamilton not to make a "knee-jerk" F1 team switch like fellow world champion Fernando Alonso has done in his career. read more »

In an open letter to its fans, Mercedes vows that in it determination to recover following the "pain" of Bahrain, there will be no "panic, knee-jerk reactions or... read more »

Mercedes have released a statement to their fans promising not to "panic" over the poor start to the F1 2023 season, and the uncompetitiveness of Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Mercedes has emphasised that it will not take any knee-jerk reactions in response to its underwhelming performance in Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix. Mercedes was... read more »

Max Verstappen has warned Red Bull against a knee-jerk reaction to a difficult weekend in Singapore as he prepares for a second shot at the F1 title in Japan. read more »

The FIA has been urged to avoid a "knee-jerk" response to the furore that unfolded in the wake of a "miserable" end to the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Toto Wolff has shot down Paddy Lowe's suggestion that Mercedes were sandbagging in 2014 to avoid knee-jerk engine regulation changes. read more »

Toto Wolff believes Mercedes must avoid knee-jerk reactions to driver performances after Valtteri Bottas' roller-coaster season in 2020. read more »

Formula One safety delegate Michael Masi said the governing body, the FIA, will not take a knee jerk reaction to the freak barrier-splitting incident that occurred during... read more »

Ferrari has warned Formula One against making knee-jerk changes to its financial regulations as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Michael Masi says it would be "naive" for the FIA to immediately remove all sausage kerbs in the wake of Alex Peroni's airborne F3 crash at Monza. read more »

Max Verstappen has urged F1 not to make any knee-jerk reactions following the death of F2 racer Anthoine Hubert. read more »

The failed bid to change Formula 1's tyre specification mid-season to try to end Mercedes' domination has been described as a "significant risk" and a... read more »

Mattia Binotto has denied talk that the early introduction of its spec-2 power unit is in reaction to Mercedes' historic run of 1-2s. read more »

Still reeling from the deaths of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna, reality hit home at the 1994 Spanish Grand Prix as Formula One rolled out a series of quick fixes that... read more »

F1 technical director Pat Symonds explains how the sport's bosses are using more evidence-driven grounds to make decisions for the future. read more »

Ferrari must not make any "knee-jerk" decisions following yet another championship loss to Mercedes; that's according to Ross Brawn. read more »

As Ferrari looks for answers, Ross Brawn has warned his old team about the perils of a knee-jerk reaction. read more »

Liberty Media chief Ross Brawn believes that his former team, Ferrari, should avoid making quick, emotional decisions within the team following Sebastian Vettel's loss of... read more »

Formula One's motorsport director Ross Brawn has urged his old team Ferrari against a knee-jerk reaction in response to this year's title loss. read more »

F1 should not impose "knee-jerk" changes to pit-stop procedures despite a spate of problems at the start of 2018, says Haas chief Guenther Steiner read more »

Haas chief Guenther Steiner says the ongoing overtaking debate in F1 has caused more problems than benefits and wants to stop knee-jerk reactions read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner says Formula One should not make a knee-jerk reaction about grid penalties despite the farcical situation that played out ahead of the Italian Grand... read more »

The letter from drivers regarding the state of Formula 1 was not a "knee-jerk" reaction, according to Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) Chairman Alexander… read more »