"Ferrari, I love them. I love them. I really do, but they lost an opportunity because whoever gets Adrian Newey is almost assured of having a fantastic few years." read more »

"There have been experiences in the past where they've made a declaration - whoever it was, Gasly or Albon - then suddenly that all changed quickly." read more »

"So clearly, whoever said that they think Adrian Newey is going to retire, err wrong." read more »

"Whoever it may be I think it would generally be a driver with experience" read more »

George Russell is adamant that he is “open” to the challenge provided from whoever Mercedes selects to partner him at the team from the 2025 Formula 1 season. Mercedes is... read more »

A former member of the Ferrari team has suggested that the 2024 season will be a difficult watch for whoever decided to replace Carlos Sainz with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

A former member of the Ferrari team has suggested that the 2024 season will be a difficult watch for whoever decided to replace Carlos Sainz with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner asserts that Max Verstappen is granted "more influence” as his "value to the team is significantly larger" than that of... read more »

As he goes into the 2023 season against a new team-mate in Nyck de Vries, Yuki Tsunoda believes whoever is the fastest of the two will become the Team Leader at AlphaTauri. read more »

After the announcement that Mattia Binotto will depart from Ferrari at the end of 2022, Charles Leclerc believes the transition to the new Team Principal - whoever that may be... read more »

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari executed a "perfect" race in Abu Dhabi in order to ensure he finished runner-up to Max Verstappen in the 2022 Formula 1 championship.... read more »

Perez and Ferraris Charles Leclerc started the Abu Dhabi GP level on points in the fight for the runner-up spot in the F1 drivers' world championship, knowing whoever... read more »

Leclerc and Perez head into F1's 2022 season finale on equal points, so whoever finishes the highest in Sunday's race will wrap up the position behind sovereign world... read more »

Formula 1 fans were left unimpressed again as Ferrari's strategy once again proved their own undoing. read more »

The rules are simple! When you get a question right about your team mate they must stop the car and you take over behind the wheel! The winner is whoever drives across the... read more »

The Red Bull driver produced a stunning lap to take his 10th pole position of the season, beating title rival Lewis Hamilton by 0.371s who will join him on the front row for... read more »

Lewis Hamilton must "accept" whoever Mercedes decides to put in the other car next season with Fernando Alonso doubting the Brit has a say. read more »

Red Bull driver programme boss Dr Helmut Marko said the people responsible for resurfacing Istanbul Park deserve a "medal". read more »

Max Verstappen doesn't care who Red Bull puts in the other car, he's convinced he will "beat them" whoever teams up with him. read more »

Whoever races for Haas next season will have job security for two years with Guenther Steiner revealing he wants continuity from 2021 to 2022. read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner says that for the sake of continuity, whoever drives for the American outfit in 2021 should remain in 2022, and he doesn't rule out... read more »

Lewis Hamilton is "grateful" the 2020 World Championship has been extended to 17 races, on the basis it will increase the title's value for whoever wins. read more »

Jean Todt hints at issues within Ferrari that led to Sebastian Vettel's failure to emulate his hero, Michael Schumacher, claiming that any team which signs the German will... read more »

The front of the grid all start on the soft tyre, which means that it's a level playing field for the first stint at least: whoever makes the most of it could gain an... read more »

Formula 1's new aerodynamic regulations may make it a little easier to follow the car ahead, however, Valtteri Bottas says whoever is leading still has "control." read more »