Mike Krack has urged Aston Martin to be realistic in their aims to hunt down Red Bull, claiming 'we are substantially behind them' as things stand. read more »

Aston Martin's reserve driver Felipe Drugovich has offered a worrying update on his Silverstone test, claiming that there were 'a few issues' with the car. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo admits that he is still at a loss to explain why his two seasons at Woking didn't work out. read more »

Alpine boss Otmar Szafnauer has admitted that he's not quite sure why the team's performance improved so much in Melbourne, allowing them to run just a little behind... read more »

Lando Norris appears to take a back-handed swipe at former teammate, Daniel Ricciardo as he admits that new teammate, Oscar Piastri is pushing him. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has insisted he is not weighing up a Plan B in the event Lewis Hamilton retires or leaves the constructor at the end of the year. read more »

A captive audience of potential new fans, courtesy of the global lockdowns, played a significant role in the boom F1 is currently enjoying, admits F1 CEO. read more »

Lance Stroll believes Aston Martin "lucked out" right at the death of a chaotic Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday. read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur admits to understanding Carlos Sainz' frustration on Sunday, agreeing that the stewards should have at least spoken to the Spanish driver. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is adamant Mercedes will not be getting carried away after their strong showing at the Australian Grand Prix - and admits he'll need to look into... read more »

Charles Leclerc has admitted he didn't do a good enough job in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix despite complaining about communication troubles disrupting his... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says that the signs are pointing to a return to the F1 grid as he admits that he is not "chomping at the bit" to get back into the cockpit. read more »

Carlos Sainz says Red Bull have "killed" their opposition in F1 2023 and are "superior everywhere" compared to Ferrari.  read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has conceded that it is unrealistic to expect Mercedes to catch up to Red Bull in the 2023 Formula 1 season. Although Mercedes has not suffered a... read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that the team's current difficulties have made him even more aware of how much he misses Niki Lauda. read more »

Ferrari's 2023 campaign is off to a dismal start and Fred Vasseur admits that the upcoming set of updates will not provide them with what they need to compete. read more »

Carlos Sainz admits that Ferrari is "relatively concerned" over its reliability amid its poor start to the 2023 campaign. At the season-opening race in Bahrain,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has admitted that Mercedes will need to make wholesale changes to the design of the W14 if they're to be competitive with Red Bull. read more »

Toto Wolff admits that if making the Mercedes look like a Red Bull or even a London bus is what is needed get to the front again, he will do it. read more »

Lewis Hamilton knows what it's like to be in a dominant car at the front of the pack but even he admits he's never seen anything like this year's Red Bull. read more »

As Oscar Piastri revels in the fact that he is getting more comfortable with the MCL60, teammate Lando Norris admits to letting the team down. read more »

Toto Wolff admits that he would have "no grouch" should Lewis Hamilton seek employment elsewhere. read more »

Franz Tost has criticised AlphaTauri's Formula 1 engineers, admitting that he has lost trust in them amid its slow start to the 2023 season. After pre-season testing,... read more »

George Russell has provided new insight into Mercedes' problems with their 2023 F1 car, claiming that he and Lewis Hamilton agreed with its concept when development began. read more »

Charles Leclerc has quashed suggestions of turbulence behind the scenes at Ferrari as the team battles to keep pace with Red Bull after a torrid start to the new campaign.  read more »