Ferrari will bid to extend their stranglehold on F1's pole position to six races in Saturday evening's Mexican GP qualifying hour - with Mercedes admitting their... read more »

It will be a case of damage limitation for Mercedes at the Mexican Grand Prix with team principal Toto Wolff admitting that the track and conditions don't... read more »

Lewis Hamilton wants less drag and more power from the 2020 Mercedes Formula 1 car, admitting "it's not been a great year" for engine development by his team read more »

Sebastian Vettel adds to Lewis Hamilton's frustration at Mercedes strategy by admitting being surprised that the Briton made a second stop. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was delighted to split Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel in Russian GP qualifying, admitting that it "could be a lot worse" due to Ferrari's... read more »

Mercedes were outpaced by both Red Bull and Ferrari on Friday in Russia, with both Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton admitting there is work to be done to catch up. read more »

Lewis Hamilton missed out on a podium finish in Singapore after a failed pit stop gamble, with the reigning World Champion admitting mistakes were made on Sunday that prevented... read more »

It wasn't to be for Sebastian Vettel during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix with the German admitting his final hot lap "should've been better". read more »

Alexander Albon looks set to retain the Red Bull seat for next season with Helmut Marko admitting the newly-promoted driver is on pole to partner Max Verstappen. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg's options within Formula 1 for 2020 are dwindling, with the German admitting his future seems to be out of his hands at this time. read more »

Losing out on the Haas seat, Nico Hulkenberg, though admitting that his F1 future is out of his hands, says that he will only listen to "sensible" offers. read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner defends decision to retain Romain Grosjean, admitting choice between the Frenchman and Nico Hulkenberg "was a close call". read more »

Toto Wolff sympathises with the Monza stewards, admitting that they were between a rock and a hard place in terms of Charles Leclerc's 'defensive' driving. read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner, while admitting that some standardisation is required in F1, is wary of the sport's DNA being compromised. read more »

Lewis Hamilton credited Charles Leclerc for out-performing Sebastian Vettel in his first season as a Ferrari driver, admitting the Monegasque perhaps deserved two victories... read more »

Formula 1 drivers have spoken candidly about struggling with their emotions at the Belgian GP following Anthoine Hubert's tragic passing, with some admitting they did not... read more »

Lewis Hamilton reflected on what was a 'tough' weekend for F1 following the death of F2 driver Anthoine Hubert, admitting it was hard that 'the world carried... read more »

Charles Leclerc dedicated his maiden F1 grand prix win to childhood friend Anthoine Hubert, admitting it was a bittersweet victory. read more »

Feeling happy with his performances in 2019, Romain Grosjean says he is far less concerned about his future in the sport than he was twelve months ago, with the Frenchman... read more »

Haas team boss, Guenther Steiner has ruled out replacing one of his drivers over the summer break, admitting that such a move would be "desperate". read more »

Had the 2019 German Grand Prix not seen rain, Kevin Magnussen believes his Haas F1 Team wouldn't have had a chance of getting both cars into the top ten, admitting that... read more »

Pirelli are still investigating the cause of Sebastien Buemi's test crash, admitting they don't know if it was tyre related or an issue with the car. read more »

Admitting that his team has underperformed so far this season, Nico Hulkenberg still thinks that he will remain at Renault in 2020 for a fifth season. read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes Ferrari have made progress and are in a "strong position" to challenge at this weekend's German GP, admitting it would be special to... read more »

Admitting that some of the racing witnessed on Sunday was "borderline dirty", Toto Wolff says this is exactly what F1 needs right now… just not between his own drivers. read more »