Nico Rosberg thinks Valtteri Bottas can maintain a bid for the drivers' world championship in 2019. Written off after his winless 2018 campaign, Bottas got his season off... read more »

After a difficult 2018, the Finn came back physically and mentally stronger for the first race of the new season in Melbourne. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

Valtteri Bottas left Melbourne on the back foot in 2018 - this year was very different and could impact the whole season, says Jolyon Palmer. read more »

Perfect start a big boost after 2018 - Valtteri Bottas read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff delighted to see the return of the old Valtteri Bottas after nightmare 2018. 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 »

Valtteri Bottas explained that his "f*** you" message after winning the Australian Grand Prix was directed at those who had taken a negative view on him during his... read more »

Following his worst season ever in 2018, 2019 season opener sees Valtteri Bottas serve notice that he's back, with commanding lights to flag win in Melbourne. read more »

After a win-less 2018 campaign, Valtteri Bottas came out fighting in Melbourne on Sunday, taking an easy victory ahead of Lewis Hamilton in Mercedes' first 1-2 of the season. read more »

Twelve months ago Haas left the season-opening Australian Grand Prix distraught after suffering a double DNF and failing to capitalise on their best ever qualifying performance. read more »

Analysis: How do they stack up compared to 2018? read more »

After a three-race deal at the end of 2018, McLaren and Coca-Cola confirm they are linking back up again with a partnership for this year. read more »

McLaren and Coca-Cola have announced a 2019 partnership, following a successful 2018 pilot at the US, Mexican, Brazilian and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix. read more »

The #8 Toyota Gazoo Racing crew of Fernando Alonso, Kazuki Nakajima and Sebastien Buemi took their third victory of the 2018-19 World Endurance Championship campaign - and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton sees no reason for Mercedes to change their driver line-up beyond 2019. After going through 2018 without a win, Valtteri Bottas' place alongside the... read more »

Ferrari fuel and oil supplier Shell says data has confirmed its products contributed to an impressive 21% of the Formula 1 team's engine performance gains in 2018 read more »

Vettel won the first two races in 2018 - but says Ferrari enters the new season better prepared than it was 12 months ago. read more »

Will F1's rule changes for the 2019 season break Mercedes' phenomenal streak of consecutive world championships? Check out how the reigning champion team has tackled... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he is confident Ferrari has addressed the weaknesses that plagued its 2018 F1 title hopes.  read more »

Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas has claimed that, since he returned from his holiday after the 2018 season, his goal for the 2019 Formula 1 campaign is "to beat... read more »

In a day and age where power unit proficiency is crucial to success, it???s little wonder that McLaren entered the 2018 Formula One season with a smidge of quiet confidence. read more »

Max Verstappen went through the early stages of 2018 as the butt of almost every joke in Formula 1, but ended it having reaffirmed why such a colossal hype train has followed... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has revealed he came close to quitting the team just at the end of last year. Binotto instead has ascended to the top job at Maranello,... read more »

Our C2, C3, and C4 hard, medium and soft nominations this year are roughly equivalent to the 2018 medium, soft and ultrasoft compounds. This should allow drivers to push hard... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says he would not swap star driver Max Verstappen for five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, and has backed the Dutchman to make a... read more »