McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says wok on the team's 2020 car is already well underway, with thoughts already turning to cancelling upgrades on the 2019 machine,... read more »

Pierre Gasly's start to life as a driver in Red Bull's frontrunning Formula 1 team in 2019 is going from bad to worse, as he slides away from the leading pack and... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff hopes some good old-fashioned British weather can help get the Silver Arrows back on track at Silverstone this week after their first major setback of... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is determined to return to the points at this weekend's British Grand Prix and rediscover the momentum Renault was beginning to build during the 2019 F1... read more »

Honda say the focus of its next engine upgrade will be to give Red Bull and Toro Rosso greater power in qualifying, an area which the Japanese marque still lacks in 2019. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has described the British GP at Silverstone as "a Grand Prix we can never lose" ahead of the 2019 edition of the race this weekend. read more »

We preview the 2019 British Grand Prix, with added insight from Red Bull Racing in association with Esso Synergy Fuel read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff reckons that, if Ferrari had won the Bahrain Grand Prix like it looked like they they were going to, then the 2019 championship race would... read more »

Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan believes the spectacle of Formula 1 would improve if the decision was made to scrap the 2019 Pirelli tyres and return to the 2018 version. read more »

Honda have announced their target of another engine upgrade in 2019 with focus on an improved qualifying mode. read more »

McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl says F1 must focus on finding ways to level the competition between all teams rather than any short-term fixes over the 2019 Pirelli tyres read more »

Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan believes Pirelli missed an opportunity to improve the spectacle of Formula 1 by sticking to the 2019 compounds. read more »

Carlos Sainz says McLaren's Spanish GP upgrade has made them particularly strong in high-speed corners, helping to explain the team's recent excellent form. read more »

SportPesa Racing Point believe their struggles in 2019 are a "legacy" of the financial crisis which ended Force India. read more »

Honda F1 chief Toyoharu Tanabe has explained how Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly's feedback has enabled the Japanese manufacturer to push for more power in 2019. read more »

Promoted: Increasingly, automotive and motorsport organisations are enjoying greater gender diversity within their workforces, and initiatives such as International Women in... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen does not think there is much difference in the difficulty of driving today's Formula 1 cars compared to those of 10 years ago. His comments are in contrast... read more »

Fernando Alonso claims he still watches as many Formula 1 races as he can, but admits to being bored at some of the action in the 2019 season, likening some GPs to a 0-0... read more »

Racing Point's enduring struggles in the 2019 Formula 1 season are a "bit of a legacy" of its financial difficulties in its former Force India identity read more »

The Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix returns for 2019 following an incredible opening 11 years of success read more »

Max Verstappen's Austria win was the drive of 2019, but where does it rank among other star turns in the hybrid era? read more »

Hot on the heels of France, the F3 racers traveled to Spielberg for what turned into another epic weekend of track action. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com... read more »

Jolyon Palmer gives a detailed analysis of the battle between Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, explains why Mercedes' challenge wilted, and applauds Carlos Sainz's... read more »

Charles Leclerc has dismissed the notion that Sebastian Vettel will retire at the end of 2019 if he finishes ahead of his Ferrari team-mate in the drivers' championship. read more »

Shock for Mercedes, but delight for their competitors: the Anglo-German outfit played only second fiddle to Ferrari and Red Bull in the Austrian Grand Prix after scoring eight... read more »