Alain Prost has warned that allowing Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel to keep battling for supremacy at Ferrari could play into Mercedes' hands once again in 2020. read more »

The title rivals fought for supremacy on track as their epic championship battle neared its climax in one of the most dramatic races in F1 history. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Charles Leclerc kept Scuderia Ferrari's form high as the Monegasque driver topped the final practice session for the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes have found away to eat into Ferrari's straight-line advantage, hinting at a thrilling battle for supremacy in qualifying for the Italian... read more »

Charles Leclerc says he "can't wait" to continue battling Max Verstappen for supremacy in the 2019 Formula 1 season and into the future, where they could be part... read more »

It was a battle for Silverstone supremacy that ebbed and flowed - and we've got Lewis Hamilton v Valtteri Bottas covered from every angle... For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Valtteri Bottas says his duel for position with Daniel Ricciardo during the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday was on the "limit" of the allowed regulations, as both... read more »

The European season is officially under way! Watch how the battle for supremacy in Spain played out... For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on Facebook:... read more »

Esteban Ocon says the "war" between Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas for supremacy at Mercedes and in the world drivers' championship will last throughout... read more »

The latest edition of The Autosport Podcast examines Ferrari's team orders problem after Charles Leclerc's strong start to the Formula 1 season threatened Sebastian... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he struggled with Mercedes' car during Friday practice at the Chinese GP - but believes F1's landmark 1000 weekend is set to provide a... read more »

Honda's impressive performance in the Australian Grand Prix speed traps runs deeper that its table-topping effort in the Formula 1 season opener read more »

Mercedes kicked off the 2019 Formula 1 season with a dominant victory in the Australian Grand Prix, but it was Valtteri Bottas rather than a troubled Lewis Hamilton that took... read more »

In the final part of Crash.net's look at what the F1 field needs for the 2019 season, Luke Smith looks at the 'big three' teams - Mercedes, Red Bull, and Ferrari... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is expecting Mercedes' "most challenging year" as they bid to retain their Formula 1 supremacy in 2019. read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull have all won races in 2018; and yet the three teams gunning for supremacy all have very different design philosophies. We explore the subtle art... read more »

Mercedes and Ferrari have fought a concentrated battle on track for F1’s top honours this year. But back at base, there’s a fight just as intense. With the help of our tech duo... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is "excited" about the arrival of updates to Mercedes' car for this weekend's Austrian GP ahead of what he predicts will be one of... read more »

Toto Wolff expects the battle at the front between Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull to close up this weekend in the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Toto Wolff is predicting Mercedes' battle with Ferrari and Red Bull will "intensify" now F1 2018 has reached the European leg of the season. read more »

Ferrari's domination of Mercedes in Chinese GP Qualifying is "the turning point" in the battle for supremacy in F1 2018, according to Sky F1 pundit Damon Hill. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits his early lead of the 2018 F1 world championship does not disguise the current pace supremacy Mercedes hold over Ferrari. read more »

Renault expects five-team scrap for F1 midfield supremacy read more »

Mercedes expect a three-way fight for supremacy in 2018 with the world champions unsure if they will start the season ahead of Ferrari and Red Bull. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes F1 2018 is set to play host to a "tougher battle" for supremacy between the sport's 'Big Three' teams. read more »