Now confirmed to be racing in F1 next year, Antonio Giovinazzi admits he felt calmer than before when driving in FP1 for Sauber. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne does not expect to be on the grid in 2019 but wants to remain connected with Formula 1 in some capacity alongside finding a ride in another series. read more »

Pierre Gasly hopes to have a competitive STR13 this weekend in Sochi, whilst Brendon Hartley will experience racing in Russia for the very first time. read more »

The Canadian will participate in FP1 this weekend with Force India before returning to the Formula 2 paddock and racing for DAMS. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne will not accept a season sat on the sidelines in 2019, with the Belgian's dream scenario being a full racing programme away from Formula One alongside a... read more »

Haas boss Gunther Steiner thinks Formula 1 should consider scrapping its blue-flag rule because it would help spice up racing read more »

Vandoorne confirms he is talking to teams in both IndyCar and Formula E as he looks to secure a racing programme for 2019. read more »

Outgoing Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson says he suspected Kimi Raikkonen joining the team was "bad news" for his own hopes of racing in Formula 1 next season read more »

Ericsson may have lost his Sauber F1 seat for 2019, but the Swede is hopeful of making a racing return in the long-term. read more »

Racing Point Force India Formula 1 driver Sergio Perez feels he was criticised too harshly for his Singapore clash with Sergey Sirotkin, which he believes "looked worse... read more »

Fernando's Race Engineer, Will, talks us through their approach to racing at the Sochi Autodrom. Subscribe and be the first to watch exclusive content from the Official... read more »

Formula 1 will only consider having a triple-header of race weekends again if it was for a run of flyaway races, says grand prix racing's sporting director Steve Nielsen read more »

It might seem hard to believe, but F1 teams based in Britain are being given taxpayers cash merely for doing what they do, building racing cars. read more »

A stunning win in China, Monaco domination, the shock move to Renault - Ricciardo's 2018 has been a year to remember! read more »

The word legend is often bandied about in sports, but this week’s guest on Beyond The Grid, presented by Bose, is truly worthy of the moniker. 25 years on from his fourth and... read more »

Alonso has eight races in the next nine weeks, spanning across the globe. read more »

After losing his Sauber F1 seat, Marcus Ericsson is looking for other ways to race in 2019. read more »

Dropped from his Sauber race seat, Marcus Ericsson has revealed he will be looking at other "racing options" for 2019. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says that 2018 has been his "weirdest" season of racing, thanks to his early season success, recent frustrations and decision to quit Red Bull in... read more »

The Autosport team discusses the prospect of Red Bull taking grid penalties at the Russian Grand Prix to give it access to a fresh Renault engine - but using the previous... read more »

Other than his love of racing, Kimi Raikkonen's manager, Steve Robertson, says the Finn wants to help Sauber improve. read more »

Outgoing McLaren driver Stoffel Vandoorne's next step could be a full-time IndyCar drive in 2019, with Dayle Coyne Racing confirming an approach for the Belgian's... read more »

With Mick Schumacher's form in junior racing categories becoming increasingly difficult to ignore, Ferrari says the door would always be open to the German driver in future. read more »

Carlos Sainz warns Renault not to discount a challenge from Racing Point Frce India for fourth in the team standings. read more »

Double amputee Billy Monger has claimed his first pole position since his return to racing, on his first visit to Donington Park since his horrific accident at the circuit last... read more »