Last year's Indianapolis 500 champ Alexander Rossi is looking forward to racing against Fernando Alonso at this year's 101st edition, saying is "very, very... read more »

Despite being criticised by some for missing the opening two races of this season, Pascal Wehrlein says his injury was "private" and he wanted to keep it that way. read more »

Ahead of Fernando Alonso's Indy 500 debut, Jacques Villeneuve has defended the Spaniard's decision to race in the prestigious event. read more »

Following a successful final day at the Sakhir circuit, Honda are confident they are "heading in the right direction" with their power unit. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has backed Fernando Alonso's "cool" decision to drive at the Indianapolis 500 and would have probably done the same in his situation. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has said Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull are in a league of their own and "fears" they will be all season. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has confirmed Honda are looking to provide a customer engine in 2018. read more »

Renault chief technical officer Bob Bell has said the team "know what to do" in order to be more competitive in races this season. read more »

Stoffel Vandoorne is not getting too carried away after McLaren were able to show some improvement in the two-day test in Bahrain. read more »

Sebastian Vettel is not overly concerned about Ferrari's prospects in Russia despite the cold temperatures expected to suit Mercedes. read more »

Although Ross Brawn says he "couldn't work with Bernie" Ecclestone, he insists that was never a condition to him taking the role of F1's sporting boss. read more »

Former Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica has tested a single-setter car for the first time since sustaining life-changing injuries in a 2011 rally crash. read more »

Red Bull have called on Formula 1's new owners to introduce "simply, noisy" engines that cost below 10 million or else the Milton Keynes' squad may quit the... read more »

With their first points of 2017 in the bag, Force India have hailed rivals Renault's winter progress, saying they have done a "fantastic job". read more »

Although Toto Wolff admits it feels "s**t" losing to Ferrari, he acknowledges that a battle between the Scuderia and Mercedes is "good" for Formula 1. read more »

Fernando Alonso will have his first taste of IndyCars on May 3 when he takes to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for his first test ahead of his Indy 500 debut. read more »

Eric Boullier insists Stoffel Vandoorne is "not under pressure" as the rookie driver faces a tough first season in Formula 1. read more »

Guenther Steiner says Formula 1 should not ban the T-wing just because Mercedes lost theirs two weeks running. read more »

Although keen to retain Fernando Alonso for 2018, McLaren are "not putting all our eggs in one basket" as Zak Brown admits other teams are interested in his driver. read more »

Red Bull Racing will introduce a "revamped" chassis at May's Spanish Grand Prix having acknowledged that they did not deliver with the RB13. read more »

Canada's most famous corner, the 'Wall of Champions', will undergo changes ahead of this year's race in light of Formula 1's new generation of cars. read more »

With 82 trouble-free laps on the board, McLaren-Honda admit they have no idea why Day Two did not see a reoccurrence of their earlier Bahrain issues. read more »

Quickest on the final day of the post-Bahrain in-season test, Valtteri Bottas reckons he "learned a few tricks" as he put in the laps at the Sakhir circuit. read more »

Sergey Sirotkin had his first taste of Formula 1's new machinery when he put the Renault RS17 through its paces in Bahrain on Wednesday, saying it is "amazingly... read more »

Oliver Turvey concedes that "obviously everyone's frustrated" at McLaren-Honda at present but says they are trying to "keep positive" and move forward. read more »