Toto Wolff said Lewis Hamilton was in a "league of his own" while Christian Horner hailed Red Bull's strategy. read more »

Chinese Grand Prix serves up a feast of overtaking as Hamilton capitalises on Ferrari strategy error. read more »

Rain on Sunday morning, low cloud and cold temperatures are likely to make for a damp (if not fully wet) start to the Chinese Grand Prix. If the rain returns, all bets are off... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is "dying" to race Sebastian Vettel wheel-to-wheel, hopeful that this year battles will be won out on track and not through strategy. read more »

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport Chief Strategist James Vowles picks out the crucial moments from the race in Melbourne and explains how events unfolded for Lewis Hamilton and... read more »

Mercedes' chief strategist James Vowles has given some insight into the strategy decisions his team took during the Australian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton lost the lead,... read more »

Mercedes chief strategist James Vowles has revealed the "very difficult" dilemma he was faced with at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes have explained their "very difficult" strategy dilemma in the Australian GP after Lewis Hamilton was beaten to victory by Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel. read more »

The first Grand Prix to new regulations and with wider, more robust tyres brought about a complete change of approach in race strategy. With stronger tyres Melbourne is a... read more »

Mercedes AMG Petronas Sebastian Vettel won the Australian Grand Prix for Ferrari by completing a longer opening stint on the ultrasoft tyre than polesitter Lewis Hamilton, then... read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his team lost Sunday's Australian Grand Prix to Ferrari due to a lack of pace, not because of its strategy calls.... read more »

Toto Wolff concedes Ferrari simply had too much pace for Mercedes in Australia, explaining the strategy call that cost Lewis Hamilton the race win. read more »

Mercedes have defended their strategy for the Australian GP, attributing the pace of Ferrari rather than Lewis Hamilton's early pitstop for their season-opening defeat. read more »

Sebastian Vettel beat Lewis Hamilton to victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, going longer on a one-stop strategy, in the process marking… read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- For all the excitement surrounding the faster, meaner looking cars Formula One's new rules have produced, the ultimate test for F1 2017 will be the... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli is expecting a one-stop strategy to emerge as the favoured approach by drivers for the season-opening Australian Grand… read more »

Gene Haas says his long-term strategy for owning a Formula One team is not dependent on it becoming a regular race winner in the future. The Haas F1 team is entering its second... read more »

The sport's newly appointed commercial boss claims new owners are targeting a "very aggressive" growth strategy. read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that F1 teams tried to warn the FIA about the return of shark fins, but their requests were dismissed. read more »

Long time Formula One engineer Pat Symonds has stressed the need for a long term strategy for Formula One in a recent interview. The Englishman, who was involved in F1 for... read more »

BMW has no plans to return to Formula 1 as such a move does not tally with its long-term strategy read more »

The F1 regulations allow Pirelli to select three tyre compounds for each race, a popular tweak to the rules in 2016 which opened up strategy options for each race weekend. That... read more »

The season finale was packed with drama and tension, especially at the end as Lewis Hamilton tried everything to change his situation and win the world championship. His... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says with the advantage of hindsight he s frustrated Red Bull didn t switch him to a one-stop strategy like team-mate Max Verstappen read more »

With hindsight, Daniel Ricciardo believes he should have adopted a one-stop strategy in Abu Dhabi, a strategy that allowed team-mate Max Verstappen to finish ahead of him. read more »