Mattia Binotto admits he was "surprised" by how well Charles Leclerc rose to the challenge of being a Ferrari driver and dealt with the pressure. read more »

Racing Point's Lance Stroll admits that qualifying has been a weak spot for him in 2019, and wants to improve next season. read more »

McLaren's Lando Norris admits he worried about whether he was "good enough" for F1 prior to making his debut this season. read more »

Racing Point driver Lance Stroll admits his qualifying pace was his "biggest weakness" throughout the 2019 F1 season. read more »

Nico Hulkenberg admits he was "relieved" to finally get his final Formula 1 race over and done with driving with Renault, even though he just missed out on a top 10... read more »

Robert Kubica feels he made his F1 return in name only this season, with his lack of pace making it "hard to call it Formula 1". read more »

Charles Leclerc admits Ferrari was simply "just not fast enough" in the 2019 F1 season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has admitted that he was below-par in F1 2019 and "must do better" next season in order to fight with Ferrari's rivals. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits he must improve his individual performances from this year after finishing the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in fifth. read more »

Fernando Alonso admits that while he is "open" to a return to F1, much will depend on how the 2021 regulations pan out. read more »

Fernando Alonso admits he didn't think Lewis Hamilton was capable of matching or surpassing the kind of success numbers that Michael Schumacher posted during his time in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he has not hit his usual standards in qualifying in 2019, after signing off for the season with a fifth pole position of the year at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto admits that they "screwed up" Q3 for Charles Leclerc, but it was a risk they needed to take. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is racing in Abu Dhabi this weekend but admits he'd also like to "stay at home" given the birth of his third child. read more »

As Lewis Hamilton's future in F1 beyond 2020 remains undecided, Mattia Binotto admits that Ferrari is "happy" that he might become available. read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted his spin at the end of first practice in Abu Dhabi was a surprise, but he was lucky to get away from the incident with minimal damage. read more »

Vettel crashed late in FP1 after losing the rear of his Ferrari car, but got away without any major damage. read more »

Alexander Albon admits he could have handled his clash with Lewis Hamilton in Brazil differently after reflecting on their late collision.  read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Rubens Barrichello admits he feared Lewis Hamilton was getting sidetracked by fame and fortune before his dominant run with Mercedes. read more »

With memories of Indianapolis 2005 in mind, Pirelli admits that it is limited in terms of how it deals with the banked corners at Zandvoort next year. read more »

Second in this year's championship behind Mercedes and with a driver that can finish at best P3, Mattia Binotto admits 2019 was not "good enough" from Ferrari. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the door is open for Pierre Gasly to return to the team if his performances continue to improve, as the Frenchman comes off the best result... read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner admits that he should have listened to his drivers in the wake of Barcelona upgrade. read more »

Haas' Guenther Steiner admits he should have trusted drivers more over failed upgrade read more »

As Honda ponders its future in F1 beyond 2020, managing director Masashi Yamamoto admits that costs are the biggest factor the Japanese manufacturer must consider. read more »