The cause of Ferrari's superiority in Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying appears "very much different" to its pre-season testing pace advantage, reckons Mercedes... read more »

Chain Bear is back! And he's kicking off his Autosport videos for 2019 with his defence of DRS, which has come in for plenty of criticism due to its increased power this... read more »

McLaren are not back yet but a recovery appears to be gathering speed with both Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris reaching the top 10 in qualifying for the Bahrain GP. read more »

Ferrari team boss suggests that team's dominance in practice sessions was partly down to engine modes. read more »

Other than keeping the teams happy with its post-2020 plans, F1 also has to pacify race organisers. No worries, Greg Maffei appears to have a plan. read more »

Williams Chief Technical Officer Paddy Lowe appears to have departed the team following the troubled launch of their 2019 car which ended pre-season testing in Barcelona... read more »

The good news for Ferrari is that their SF90 appears to be the car to beat; the bad news is that it is not the most reliable. read more »

Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time of F1 Testing as Ferrari provided what appears compelling evidence that they are the team to beat heading to the Australian GP. read more »

Fernando Alonso will become a racing ambassador for McLaren, a role that the team says will see the double world champion test their Formula 1 cars for the 2019 and 2020... read more »

Williams arrived at the Barcelona circuit at 4am on Wednesday but hours later there was still no signs, although there sounds, of any progress with the FW42. read more »

Ferrari looks impressive admits world champion Lewis Hamilton, though the Briton appears confident his team has nothing to fear... in the long run. read more »

We may need to take everything with a pinch of salt in testing, but at the end of day one in Barcelona, there appears to be one firm conclusion that can be made for F1 2019... read more »

Max Verstappen got his hands on Red Bull's 2019 challenger, the RB15, for the first time at Silverstone on Wednesday after the car was revealed with a striking... read more »

Fernando Alonso could try McLaren's 2019 car as early as the forthcoming winter tests in Barcelona, according to Spanish sports paper Marca. McLaren CEO Zak Brown has... read more »

Just months after confirming that F1 will head to Vietnam in 2020, it appears the sport has plans for another event in South East Asia. read more »

An amendment to the EU Motor Insurance Directive (MID) appears to lift the threat hanging over motorsport in Europe. read more »

Lewis Hamilton's long association with Mercedes has helped him build up quite the garage of impressive rides. His latest appears to be another beauty after he shared an... read more »

McLaren have offered us the biggest look at a 2019 Formula 1 car to date, although it appears that it may have been a mistake from Woking! An image, seemingly of their 2019... read more »

Mercedes will start 2019 with another boost of engine power, with reports from Germany suggesting that their new power unit will be capable of producing over 1000 brake... read more »

For a team that has cited a revolving door of management as a factor in its Formula 1 struggles, McLaren's decision to bring in Andreas Seidl appears a strange one read more »

As Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost claims that downforce should be reduced by up to 50%, it appears that finally someone understands. read more »

Valtteri Bottas says a string of "strange races" masked his true performance over a winless 2018 campaign that the Mercedes man insists was not as bad as appears on... read more »

The Brazilian Grand Prix has many legendary moments in the wet and we could be set for some more in 2018, with rain set to make a dent on the race weekend. Inclement weather... read more »

Any chance of Fernando Alonso racing full-time in IndyCar in 2019 now appears to be gone, but he could still make another one-off attack on the Indianapolis 500 with McLaren.... read more »

The loss of Ferrari's straight-line power advantage appears to coincide with the installation of a second FIA sensor. read more »