FIA president Jean Todt says he was the only one during a recent Concorde Agreement meeting to oppose Ferrari's veto right. read more »

Renault would back a cost cap with Bob Bell saying it "shouldn't cost as much as it does" to be successful in Formula 1. read more »

Ferrari have courted controversy by signing FIA safety director Laurent Mekies to bolster their technical department. read more »

Nigel Mansell covered a wide range of topics in Formula 1 as he sat down with Mobil 1 The Grid for an in-depth interview. read more »

There may be a lot of wastefulness in the self-indulgent world of Formula 1, but the sport is in a privileged position to build a safer, greener future for everyone. read more »

The FIA have no concerns over the smoke that emanated from the Ferrari garage at winter testing as the effect is not continuing out on track. 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 »

While it may look a little predictable at the very top of Formula 1, there looks to be a fiercely-contested midfield battle this season. But who will come out on top? read more »

Guenther Steiner believes Haas could be in the hunt for fourth place this season despite only finishing P8 last year. read more »

Sebastian Vettel reckons Mercedes and Red Bull's race-pace from pre-season testing may not be all that it hints at with both teams running just one compound. read more »

On paper it may look as if Honda have finally figured it out but Fernando Alonso has warned that "one test is not the same as 21 races." read more »

Sauber will take inspiration from Force India as they look to return to F1's midfield, but Fred Vasseur acknowledges that it "won't be in one year or two... read more »

Pirelli believe Formula 1 would be best served by splitting the two pre-season tests between the Barcelona circuit and Bahrain International. read more »

The FIA will adapt a wait and see attitude to Renault's exhaust-blown rear wing, that's according to race director Charlie Whiting. read more »

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Tyre selections from each team have been revealed by Pirelli as we close in on the season opener in Melbourne on March 25. read more »

Hockenheim's CEO Georg Seiler is unable to say at this stage whether the German Grand Prix will continue after 2018 and "serious discussions" need to take place. read more »

Fernando Alonso has said that quitting Formula 1 was a definite option for him last season but did not want to leave the sport on a low note. read more »

Renault may have set Red Bull a May deadline to decide whether they plan to renew their engine deal, however, Christian Horner says he won't commit until "the end of... read more »

Valtteri Bottas believes he can beat Lewis Hamilton through hard work but won't fall apart if he loses to his Mercedes team-mate. read more »

Although Daniel Ricciardo says Red Bull are in the same "ballpark" as Mercedes, he doesn't believe they're the second best team after testing. read more »

Robert Kubica has paid tribute to his "incredible" fans for the "amazing" support he has received throughout his long road to recovery. read more »

Red Bull's chassis is "better" than Mercedes' W09, that's according to Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. read more »

Winter testing is in the books, now all eyes are on Australia. But what shape are each team in as we start to raise the curtain on the 2018 season? read more »

Although Brendon Hartley concedes that this year's midfield battle will be tough, he sees no reason why Toro Rosso can't target points in Melbourne. read more »