Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's apparent u-turn over a potential power unit freeze. read more »

Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's support for a Formula 1 engine freeze from 2022, but says a system must be in place to ensure it does not cause performance... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has welcomed F1's push towards the use of sustainable fuels in the future and is hopeful the sport's work for its engine future can prove a... read more »

Dutch Grand Prix sporting director Jan Lammers has welcomed the switch from May to a preferable September date on the provisional 2021 Formula 1 calendar. read more »

Organisers of Formula 1's Dutch Grand Prix have welcomed the decision to push back its return to the calendar until September 2021. Formula 1 was due to return to a... read more »

Mercedes clinched its seventh successive Constructors' Championship with a 1-2 finish at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. MotorsportWeek.com looks back through the archives... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have welcomed the planned changes to Spa-Francorchamps that will result in asphalt run-off areas being replaced with gravel traps at several key corners for 2022 read more »

Our return to the Nurburgring unfortunately welcomed Friday with two practice sessions with no action. Some drivers entertained the viewers with their antics, while others took... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton have welcomed Mick Schumacher's arrival in the F1 field for Friday practice at the Eifel GP and wished the son of Michael well. read more »

F1's ban on testing at the new tracks added to the 2020 calendar has been welcomed by McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl. read more »

Haas Formula 1 team drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have welcomed the FIA's planned review of formation lap radio restrictions read more »

McLaren boss Andreas Seidl has welcomed the ban on testing at new Formula 1 venues, saying it would have sent the wrong sign over unnecessary travel amid the COVID-19 pandemic. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed having at least two-stop races, saying the frequent one-stoppers "suck" and are boring to watch. read more »

Northamptonshire Police have issued a reminder that spectators will not be permitted to attend this weekend's British Grand Prix. Crowds are gradually being welcomed back... read more »

Helmut Marko has welcomed Sebastian Vettel's potential move to Aston Martin and thinks he will be valued higher than Sergio Perez. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed the return of Fernando Alonso to Formula 1, but also insists he wants Sebastian Vettel to retain his place on the grid in 2021 to "keep the... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed Fernando Alonso back to Formula 1 and has no doubt he can return in "great shape". read more »

Gil de Ferran has welcomed the imminent arrival of Daniel Ricciardo at McLaren from Renault as the Aussie prepares to replace Carlos Sainz. read more »

Williams has welcomed the sliding scales being introduced to Formula 1 from 2021 relating to aerodynamics and finances. read more »

Formula 1 has welcomed steps taken by the UK Government as it prepares to unveil a European calendar which will include two Silverstone races. read more »

The merging of the ACO and IMSA series, pre COVID-19, was welcomed by most race fans. But will the current worldwide crisis force more series to do the same? Could we be... read more »

The McLaren staff forced into quarantine in Melbourne due to the coronavirus will be home by the end of the week. read more »

FIA president, Jean Todt, has said an extended Formula 1 calendar should be welcomed as it is a "privilege" to be associated with the sport. read more »

Williams have been welcomed new team partner Lavazza on board for the 2020 Formula One season - coffee roasters Lavazza being a long-term sponsor of new driver Nicholas Latifi. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has welcomed Formula 1's plans to reduce its carbon footprint, saying the series would be "stupid" not to use its platform to tackle the issue. read more »