George Russell admits he is "a little jealous" of his "mates" who have landed competitive F1 seats, though he remains convinced he will get his chance. read more »

Christian Horner admits setting up reverse layouts would involve a "massive amount of work" in order to make sure the track is safe. read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff says his team can’t ignore the big news of the week - Sebastian Vettel’s departure from Ferrari - despite a “loyalty” to its current driver... read more »

While Charles Leclerc admits things have been 'tense' on track at times, he says he has nothing but respect for his soon-to-be ex-Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel read more »

Despite the need to get back to racing, Renault boss, Cyril Abiteboul admits that simply getting back on track will be technically and financially challenging for the teams. read more »

Nicholas Latifi admits it will be difficult for everyone, including the drivers, to get into a rhythm when Formula 1 returns. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he isn't much of a racing gamer but says he has been challenging his F1 rivals at Call of Duty instead read more »

Passed over by Red Bull in favour of Alex Albon, Daniil Kvyat "wasn't happy" with the team's decision but admits it made sense. read more »

Despite the positive messages from F1 in recent weeks in terms of getting the 2020 season underway, Chase Carey admits that there is a possibility of no racing until next year. read more »

Channelling his inner Kimi, Fernando Alonso insists he knows what he's doing next year as he admits he needed to breathe after 17 seasons in F1. read more »

Homebody Max Verstappen may be enjoying his time at home but admits he is ready to get back to his number one love, racing. read more »

Though yet to agree on the figure, Ferrari CEO, Louis Camilleri admits that the budget cap will ensure F1 is sustainable as company reports a "big hit" to revenue. read more »

Zandvoort boss, former F1 driver, Jan Lammers admits that the sport's return to the legendary seaside track may have to be postponed until 2021. read more »

Charles Leclerc admits Ferrari has work to do in order to "catch up" to F1 rivals Mercedes when the 2020 season finally starts. read more »

Silverstone managing director, Stuart Pringle admits that even without spectators, plans for British Grand Prix could fall short of government demands. read more »

Juan Manuel Correa is targeting an early 2021 comeback to racing after completing rehabilitation, but admits his parents have lost the passion he still has for motor racing. read more »

Looking ahead to the end of the pandemic, Lewis Hamilton admits that while missing racing he hopes the world can learn from the experience. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits that he and Ferrari may have to make a decision about their new contract before the 2020 Formula 1 season starts read more »

Nick Heidfeld has rated Robert Kubica as his "most complete" Formula 1 teammate but admits the Pole's accusations of favouritism towards him at BMW did not help... read more »

McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl admits the coronavirus-forced shutdown to the 2020 Formula 1 season could delay its resurgence up the grid. read more »

Dutch Grand Prix director Jan Lammers admits that it is now extremely unlikely the Zandvoort race will take place in 2020 after government officials extended a ban on sporting... read more »

Carlos Sainz admits the cancellation of the 2020 F1 season due to the coronavirus crisis would be a "hard blow" to accept.  read more »

Haas F1 driver Romain Grosjean admits he found online criticism from internet trolls "painful" at times but has since learned to accept it. read more »

Having basically put the family silver on the line, Claire Williams admits that it is "critical" that her team gets to race this year. read more »

Claire Williams admits getting the 2020 F1 season underway this year is "critical" for the survival of independent teams. read more »