Former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has called on the Scuderia to support Sebastian Vettel in their final season together. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi could only finish fifteenth and seventeenth in Sunday's 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes chief race engineer Andrew Shovlin admits that there's an "element of urgency" in the team's need to address its tyre blistering problems ahead of... read more »

Everything you need to know about the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix... all the details, stats, pictures and quotes. read more »

Racing Point's Otmar Szafnauer says the brake ducts on the RP20 are legal and they are putting in a protest against the decision from the FIA to deem them illegal. read more »

Racing Point is confident an appeal process would clear its name in the copying controversy that has seen the team docked 15 points and fined $470,000 this weekend. read more »

Pirelli Formula 1 boss Mario Isola admits he is worried that teams will take risks with stint lengths in the 70th Anniversary GP - but hopes they will be "responsible" read more »

As always here, we will need to see what conditions we have tomorrow: hopefully we will make a little step forward and improve. read more »

We are trying to save the harder compounds for the race, so we need to see where we are in quali and then we will decide the strategy for the race. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has recognised he is involved in "a special year" as bids to emulate Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 championship record while at the same time... read more »

Carlos Sainz believes Mugello, Nurburgring and Imola will need to "produce a show" on their addition to the 2020 F1 calendar if they are to have any future in the sport. read more »

The Mercedes Formula 1 team has no plans to give Esteban Gutierrez the 300km of running he'll need to qualify for a superlicence should he be needed as a replacement read more »

What we learned last weekend is that the car is not too bad on race pace... What we need to do is try to get better in qualifying, which at this moment in time is difficult. read more »

Formula One drivers will need to adapt quickly to the Imola track at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after the sport announced that only one practice session will be held ahead... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Alex Albon needs "a straightforward, boring weekend" for his driver to regain his confidence. read more »

Pirelli's head of car racing Mario Isola said that his engineers need to quickly launch an investigation into the tyre issues that happened in the closing stages of... read more »

Everything you need to know about the Pirelli British Grand Prix... all the details, stats, pictures and quotes. read more »

As much as the disappointment is high, the positives we take out of it is that the drivers like the car, they like how it drives - we just need to get faster with it. read more »

Alexander Albon would have sailed through to Q3 at Silverstone with a better-balanced car, according to chief engineer Paul Monaghan. read more »

In the wake of Sergio Perez testing positive for the virus, drivers and team personnel could face having to remain within their team bubbles all season. read more »

Alex Albon's change of Formula 1 race engineer was prompted by the need to have someone with more experience helping him out, rather than any problem with his predecessor read more »

Kevin Magnussen believes the rules surrounding driver aids need to be looked at following Haas' double-penalty in Hungary. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is "really appreciative" to Romain Grosjean for saying he was wrong to suggest Formula 1 drivers did not need to continue kneeling to encourage... read more »

Fans will need to wait a bit longer before they are allowed to attend Formula One races after the Italian Grand Prix organizers have confirmed that it will be staged without fans. read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl warns that the current need to run triple-headers must not become the 'new normal'. read more »