A memorable first experience of the Vietnam Grand Prix awaits you with ticket packages from F1 Experiences' Platinum Champions Club read more »

Dual-axis steering, also known as DAS, will only be available for use until the end of the 2020 season before the FIA enforces a blanket ban. read more »

They had a difficult season in 2019, but Williams are hoping to get back on track in 2020 with their driving line-up of F2 graduates George Russell and Nicholas Latifi For more... read more »

Valtteri Bottas showed a glimpse of Mercedes' potential on his way to setting a new benchmark time of F1 2020 pre-season testing.  read more »

Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas moved clear of the pack on the final morning of the opening Formula 1 test of 2020. After Bottas' session on Thursday was truncated by a... read more »

Ferrari has confirmed an engine issue caused Sebastian Vettel's stoppage on the morning of the third and final day of the opening 2020 F1 pre-season test. read more »

Sergio Perez believes Racing Point's new car philosophy for the 2020 F1 season is a "very good step" and a "huge risk" that is worth taking. read more »

The FIA will only allow Formula 1 teams to run dual-axis steering systems until the end of 2020, and has outlawed the Mercedes-developed device for the start of 2021 read more »

Jake Boxall-Legge and Tim Wright discuss the talking point of the day - the controversial Mercedes 'DAS' steering system - along with any other note-worthy topics... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen fans had a lot to cheer about on Day 2, but it was Mercedes who were the talk of the pit lane after revealing an ingenious addition to the W11's steering... read more »

Romain Grosjean summarizes his day of testing in the VF-20 as he completed 158 laps at Circuit de Catalunya-Barcelona, more than any other driver on the second day of... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen put Alfa Romeo on top of F1's second day of testing as 2020's expected front runners took a back seat on the timesheet. read more »

Red Bull will bring "modest updates" to the 2020 F1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Sergio Perez, in his new-look BWT Racing Point, set the 3rd fastest time on DAY 1 of F1 2020 testing, just a couple of tenths behind both Mercedes. With their new design... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is in peak condition for his hunt for a seventh F1 title this season - and believes Red Bull and Ferrari will have gained on Mercedes to create an epic... read more »

Mercedes believe a trick steering innovation which could give them an advantage in 2020 is within the rules. read more »

The dominant team of Formula 1 in recent years has gone through some changes as they charge towards a seventh straight constructors' title this upcoming F1 season For more... read more »

Sergio Perez ended the second morning of 2020 Formula 1 pre-season testing on top of the timesheets, as the Racing Point driver clocked a 1m17.347s halfway through the session read more »

Racing Point's Sergio Perez continued the team's eye-catching start to 2020 as he went quickest on the morning of the second day of testing, while Mercedes'... read more »

Christian Horner concedes Red Bull will have "to spin a few plates this year" in its attempt to balance a 2020 Formula 1 title fight with development of its car for... read more »

The launch of the Racing Point car turned some heads when the bodywork and front wing were looked at a little closer! Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) and Tim... read more »

Mercedes were fastest in the opening day of pre season of testing but Racing Point threw the cat amongst the pigeons. read more »

Mercedes's new Formula 1 car has adopted a new 'steering mode' that was visible from onboard footage of Lewis Hamilton's car during the second day of... read more »

Haas endured a difficult 2019 Formula One season with wind tunnel results failing to correlate with the on-track data and consistent tyre problems. Team principal, Guenther... read more »

The new Ferrari Formula 1 car offers greater flexibility in set-up direction to avoid being too circuit-dependent, according to Charles Leclerc read more »