Williams drivers Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas admit that the expectations will be high, as the team prepares for the 2016 Formula One season. read more »

Head of Vehicle Performance Rob Smedley says maintaining third spot is the minimum Williams should be aiming for in 2016, but admit they are looking over their shoulders. read more »

Force India admit it "will be difficult" to achieve P5 this year as the team expects a challenge from McLaren as well as Toro Rosso... read more »

Red Bull admit for the first time that they had talks with the Volkswagen Group about a partnership in Formula 1. read more »

In the likely event of Lewis Hamilton winning the 2015 title, I have to admit surprise in learning that this will represent the first back-to-back championships for a British... read more »

Lotus admit they no closer to finding Romain Grosjean's replacement as they are still concentrating on the Renault takeover... read more »

Organisers for the Singapore Grand Prix are confident the smog shrouding the city-state won't cause issues, but admit the situation is changeable. read more »

Constructor Red Bull admit defeat in their attempts to secure a Mercedes engine supply and could now turn to Ferrari. read more »

Drivers admit concern despite Pirelli's findings following Spa investigation. read more »

Rob Smedley says the first step Williams must take to fixing their FW37's problems is to admit there are some... read more »

Williams head of performance engineering Rob Smedley says his team must admit it has problems if it is to address its car's weaknesses. Williams is third in the... read more »

Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso admit their double points finish was a timely moral boost for McLaren, but were keen to keep a lid on expectations. read more »

Lotus have admitted that they are in talks with Renault about a possible takeover, having previously denied the team is for sale. The Enstone outfit is struggling to settle its... read more »

The search for the perfect Formula 1 driver is both relative and subjective. By nature, each driver has their own characteristics of racing to the maximum, whether it be... read more »

McLaren admit they are starting to feel the pinch of their on-track struggles, with Eric Boullier saying it is hurting the squad... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has veered from the usual corporate line to admit that he would prefer to see a rival from another team win a race over his own team-mate. It's often the... read more »

It would be wrong not to admit that today has been both frustrating and disappointing. read more »

Max Verstappen's high-speed clash with Romain Grosjean in the Monaco Grand Prix two weeks ago was placed in renewed focus today in Montreal, as Felipe Massa reiterated... read more »

Fernando Alonso's move from Ferrari to McLaren was a mistake and one the Spaniard is struggling to admit, according to his former team-mate Felipe Massa. Whilst Ferrari... read more »

The family of F1 driver Jules Bianchi are still hoping for miracle but admit the situation has become "stagnant". read more »

Teams admit to concern over radical overhaul of rules for 2017, insisting that racing under the current rules is good. read more »

Plans to increase the limit on power units from 4 to 5 this season are unlikely to succeed admit team bosses. read more »

Mika Hakkinen has admitted he was wrong to judge Max Verstappen before the 17-year-old had been given a chance to prove his talent. Back in August of last year, the two-time... read more »

Renault admit both Red Bulls and both Toro Rossos are at risk of suffering the same failure that ended Max Verstappen’s Chinese GP this weekend in Bahrain. read more »

McLaren admit the Bahrain International Circuit "won't be an easy track" for the MP4-30, but they are still optimistic about improving further... read more »