Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed he acts as a "sparring partner" for chief strategist James Vowles over in-race strategy decisions. read more »

Lewis Hamilton would not have been able to stay out in front of Max Verstappen on used tyres and make a one-stop strategy work, say Mercedes. read more »

Mercedes motorsport strategy director James Vowles has revealed how a Red Bull gamble with Max Verstappen proved decisive in his United States Grand Prix victory over Lewis... read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell says he has had the confidence to adopt a more aggressive strategy because the "pressure's been lifted off my shoulders for a... read more »

Mercedes Strategy Director, James Vowles admits that just one DNF in the remaining five rounds of the 2021 season would be "catastrophic" for Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Mercedes motorsport strategy director James Vowles is confident the "painful" power unit penalties the team has been taking recently will "pay dividends"... read more »

4,000 miles apart. Six hours’ time difference. Split second decisions. Join Strategy Engineer, Oliver, and Sebastian Vettel’s Race Engineer, Chris, for an exclusive insight... read more »

Andrew Shovlin says Mercedes can take positives from having forced Red Bull into taking "risks" with their strategy in Austin. read more »

While the world champion team was forced to see title rival Max Verstappen triumph on a day when Lewis Hamilton's tyre strategy did not pay off, it thinks there are still... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed the team "were considering" switching Max Verstappen to a three-stop strategy at the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes "lose their way" in terms of strategy when put under pressure during races, says RTL pundit Allard Kalff. read more »

Red Bull has vowed to keep attacking grand prix weekends despite Max Verstappen holding the advantage in Formula 1's Drivers' Championship. Verstappen claimed his... read more »

Verstappen and title rival Lewis Hamilton locked out the front row of the grid to set up a Texas shootout at the Circuit of the Americas - but it turned into one of the most... read more »

Is there anything Mercedes and Hamilton could've done to win at the USGP? Red Bull played a strong strategy card at the Circuit of the Americas to put Verstappen one step... read more »

Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin believes would have needed a "crystal ball" to devise a strategy capable of guiding Lewis Hamilton to victory... read more »

Formula 1 returned to the United States in style after a two-year absence, as title rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton delighted a sell-out Austin crowd.The Circuit of... read more »

Toto Wolff has applauded Red Bull's "courageous" strategy at the United States Grand Prix and admitted Mercedes simply couldn't match its Formula 1 rival. read more »

Hamilton beat polesitter Verstappen off the line and got the lead into Turn 1, but Red Bull successfully performed an undercut strategy to get Verstappen out ahead.Although... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has explained why the team elected to give Max Verstappen an aggressive strategy despite leading the United States Grand Prix. read more »

After qualifying second behind title rival Verstappen on Saturday, Hamilton took the lead of the United States Grand Prix on the opening lap after passing up the inside at Turn... read more »

Christian Horner described Red Bull's win at Formula 1's United States Grand Prix as "a big one" as it boosted its chances in both championships. Max... read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that Red Bull's "super aggressive" strategy was a brave move. read more »

Austin race winner, Max Verstappen admits that he was highly doubtful that Red Bull's aggressive tyre strategy would pay off. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has conceded it was impossible for his team to match Red Bull's "very courageous" undercut strategy at the United States Grand... read more »

Max Verstappen said he was not convinced Red Bull's aggressive pit-stop strategy would help him beat Lewis Hamilton victory at the U.S. Grand Prix. read more »