Red Bull has been boosted by the return of chief technical officer Adrian Newey for the final leg of the 2021 Formula 1 season after he was sidelined by a serious bike crash.  read more »

Alpine reserve driver Daniil Kvyat concluded Pirelli's 18-inch tyre test programme for 2021 in France on Monday. An additional day was arranged at Paul Ricard after the... read more »

McLaren technical director James Key thinks that despite the restrictive 2022 car regulations, there are still "subtleties" to be "exploited" by the teams. read more »

Newey, who is chief technical officer at Red Bull, had missed several races after hurting himself in a cycling crash over the summer break.After hospital treatment and a fairly... read more »

Former Renault engine boss Remi Taffin has landed a new role in motor sport as the ORECA Group's technical director. read more »

The Malaysian oil giant has been a sponsor and technical partner of Mercedes since the German car manufacturer's F1 return in 2020.Its logos have appeared prominently on... read more »

Helmut Marko has revealed that following a bike accident, Red Bull's technical guru, Adrian Newey is back in action for the championship run-in. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key has suggested the new regulations for Formula 1 in 2022 come with "traps". read more »

Valtteri Bottas won the Turkish GP in dominant fashion, a performance described as "majestic" by Mercedes chief technical director James Allison. read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has claimed Valtteri Bottas 'could not have been more perfect' in his victory drive in Turkey. read more »

After deciding not to develop its 2021 car to put its entire focus on F1's new set of technical regulations in 2022, Haas has struggled for pace this season, Schumacher... read more »

Formula 1 made a stop at the Istanbul Park track in Turkey at the weekend, which provided an opportunity to look at different aerodynamic solutions adopted by the teams, and... read more »

Though Lewis Hamilton could have made his tyres last until the end of the Turkish Grand Prix, Mercedes chief technical officer, James Allison insists that pitting the Briton... read more »

Mercedes chief technical officer James Allison has revealed Lewis Hamilton would have finished "seventh or eighth" had he attempted a no-stop strategy at the Turkish... read more »

Honda's technical director has admitted the company's staff are disappointed not to be racing at Suzuka this weekend. read more »

Mercedes chief technical director James Allison has linked-up with INEOS Britannia for their America's Cup efforts. read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris says the 2022 Formula 1 cars are not as nice to drive compared to the current models. New technical regulations next year will see less downforce,... read more »

Mercedes' Formula 1 technical chief James Allison will team up with Ineos Britannia in its quest to win yachting's America's Cup.  read more »

The Mercedes F1 team is to increase its involvement in Britain's attempt to finally win the America's Cup, with James Allison to serve as technical lead in the project. read more »

Christian Horner and Toto Wolff have clashed over whether issues since the new pit stop technical directive was issued has caused an increase in human error within pit crews. read more »

The Russian Grand Prix was ‘bitter sweet’ for Ferrari, as Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc endured very different races. In terms of performance, the SF21 performed well on the... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott has revealed the calmness that prevailed across the team that allowed Lewis Hamilton to clinch his historic 100th F1 grand prix victory. read more »

Our Technical Director Simone Resta provides a tour of the new Uralkali Haas F1 Team facility, in Maranello, Italy. The office is the epicenter of the new car design and build... read more »

Mercedes technical director Mike Elliott has explained the fine strategy lines that can determine whether a race or qualifying will be a success or a failure. read more »

Just how much of the 2021 car technology can be brought over with the new 2022 regulations? McLaren's technical director James Key explains all! Want more Tech Talk? All... read more »