The McLaren team boss is not getting carried away despite Lando Norris' unlikely podium. read more »

Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess has explained that upcoming regulation changes 'opened the window' to join the F1 grid with another chance unlikely to appear 'for a... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl has warned against expecting any miracles of a potential recovery at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Leclerc led Ferrari home for a 1-2 finish after Red Bull's Max Verstappen suffered a late DNF, with added misery being piled on the team after Sergio Perez was sidelined... read more »

It is unlikely, but a return to the Nordschleife is *technically* possible. read more »

Esteban Ocon remained atop the timing sheets after lunch for Alpine, with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc narrowly behind by just 0.090s. Williams look unlikely to return to action... read more »

The FIA has issued emergency measures in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, effectively banning Haas’ launch livery. The American Formula 1 team is backed by Russian... read more »

Since the new rules were first announced there has been speculation about the possibility of a savvy competitor matching what Brawn's own eponymous outfit did in 2009.That... read more »

Red Bull are unlikely to break their record for the fastest pit-stop in 2022, admits Christian Horner. read more »

Max Verstappen is unlikely to entertain any future thoughts of joining Mercedes due to "a real crack" opening up between the driver and team following the events of... read more »

Confident that any loopholes have been well and truly shut down, Ross Brawn deems it unlikely that there will be any 2022 repeats of his 2009 title-winning innovation, the... read more »

Zak Brown says 2022's sprint races could be scrapped as F1 is unlikely to get eight teams to vote yes unless the budget cap is raised. read more »

But after a career that has included success in rallying, sportscars and F1, plus three-terms at the helm of motor racing's governing body, it was unlikely he would simply... read more »

Having previously expressed an interest in running the Sprint format in 2022, Australian GP boss, Andrew Westacott admits that this is unlikely to happen. read more »

Oscar Piastri says he is not expecting to race in 2022 so he can fully focus on his job as reserve driver for Alpine. read more »

Even if the 2021 title race goes all the way to Abu Dhabi, Sky are not planning to allow free-to-air coverage in the UK. read more »

The all-new street circuit is being built on the Jeddah Corniche, and construction work looks set to roll on all the way up until the F1 circus arrives.While some of the... read more »

Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli says teams are unlikely to be able to stop just once at the Qatar Grand Prix due to the high-energy nature of the circuit. Pirelli has brought... read more »

There was a late surprise in Mexico with an unlikely front row. Check out highlights from an action-packed qualifying session! For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has conceded testing high altitude conditions in Mexico are unlikely to catapult the American-owned team up the Formula 1 pecking order... read more »

With Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz probably staying there a while, Antonio Giovinazzi has conceded that it's unlikely he'll ever driver for Ferrari. read more »

Ralf Schumacher thinks Aston Martin are "embarrassing" themselves with their current performance - and unlikely to improve much this season. read more »

Lewis Hamilton won a simply astonishing Russian GP after long-time race leader Lando Norris suffered late heartbreak by spinning his McLaren off in heavy rain, with Max... read more »

Oscar Piastri says his realistic chance of joining the Formula 1 grid will come in 2023 as he is unlikely to be given the chance to race for Alfa Romeo, the only vacant seat... read more »

Lando Norris says it's unlikely that McLaren will be able to repeat its impressive level of performance seen at Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix. read more »