Alain Prost, arguably one of the sport's greatest drivers, and now a 'special advisor' with Alpine, admits that should reverse grids get the thumbs up he would... read more »

Pirelli boss, Mario Isola admits that F1 bosses are fearful of changing tyre regulations in case it gets too complicated for the fans. read more »

Several Alpine juniors are vying for Formula 1 seats, and Marcin Budkowski admits that he may even have "too many good drivers" in their ranks. read more »

Russian Grand Prix promoter Alexey Titov admits to being "a little disappointed" Formula 1 did not grant Sochi a second race this year. read more »

Mark Webber admits there is a great deal of uncertainty around what the future holds for his client Oscar Piastri. read more »

Fernando Alonso questions F1's obsession with spicing up the show, though the Spaniard, a fan of single lap qualifying, admits that Fridays could be improved. read more »

Carlos Sainz admits he lost confidence following a "weird" crash in final Formula 1 practice for the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell found sprint qualifying at Monza a frustrating experience, having been hampered by a bad start and front-wing damage. read more »

Alpine F1 junior Oscar Piastri admits his chances of obtaining a seat in Formula 1 for 2022 are "very slim", but asserts he wants to make a statement by winning the... read more »

Charles Leclerc admits that qualifying in Monza wasn't enjoyable as he had some engine issues, but won't explain what exactly they were. read more »

Charles Leclerc has admitted his impetuous side as a driver is his most obvious fault. read more »

Yuki Tsunoda admits he is "surprised" to have retained his AlphaTauri Formula 1 seat for 2022 because of the amount of crashes he has had this year. read more »

Toto Wolff admits Mercedes "didn't put all the pieces together" at Zandvoort - and plans to bounce back in the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Proving that there remains plenty of life in the old dog, Fernando Alonso admits that he was "lucky" in a race which saw him take a lot of risks. read more »

They were faster, they did a better job all round, admits Hamilton as Verstappen retakes title lead. read more »

After criticism from Lewis Hamilton during the race, Toto Wolff conceded Mercedes got their Dutch Grand Prix strategy wrong. read more »

Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes was caught out by Red Bull's tyre "gamble" when it switched to the hards in the final phase of Formula 1's Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that it would be "tricky" for Williams to sign Alex Albon whilst he retains ties to Red Bull. read more »

Carlos Sainz admits he had to rebuild confidence in himself throughout qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix after he suffered a crash in final practice. Sainz crashed out in the... read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull are "working hard" to get Alex Albon back on the Formula 1 grid next season and admits two teams are interested in his current reserve... read more »

Linked with a return to Williams or even Alfa Romeo, Valtteri Bottas admits that he is seeking a multi-year deal. read more »

Max Verstappen admits that it is inevitable that the Orange Army will give title rival Lewis Hamilton a hard time this weekend. read more »

Last weekend's Spa-Francorchamps event turned into a farcical three-lap race behind the safety car after heavy rain and poor visibility prevented F1 to get any green... read more »

Formula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali said the weather radar had not predicted the severity of the rain in Belgium. read more »

Although George Russell admits a two-lap non-race behind the Safety Car was "not the way" he wanted his first F1 podium, he'll take it. read more »