Mercedes cannot be blamed for the current state of F1, argues five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Robert Kubica argues that his pace is better than it appears after a difficult spell upon his Formula 1 return. read more »

In the wake of a report that cites Williams as the biggest offender in terms of the gender pay gap, Claire Williams argues that the rules are misleading. read more »

Haas' Romain Grosjean argues the team must get on top of their tyre situation for the Azerbaijan GP. read more »

Ferrari's insistence on imposing team orders on its drivers so early in the 2019 F1 season has caused a self-inflicted dilemma that might come back to bite the Maranello... read more »

Criticism from rivals for links to Ferrari wouldn't be so fierce if the team wasn't performing, argues Steiner. read more »

We are just two races into the 2019 F1 season, and the latest crop of talented young drivers have already justified why their respective teams rolled the dice on them, argues... read more »

With Mick Schumacher edging ever closer to the fringes of F1, Lewis Larkam argues the time has come for the German to step out of the shadows.  read more »

Jacques Villeneuve says Robert Kubica's return to Formula 1 after eight years recovering from life-threatening arm injuries is not good for the sport. Former world... read more »

Charles Leclerc's promotion to Ferrari coincides with a crucial period for Sebastian Vettel following back-to-back title defeats. How the under-pressure German responds... read more »

Ferrari boss Maurizio Arrivabene argues that F1 needs to be 're-launched', warning that its main competitor is the Playstation. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul was pleased with the performance of his Renault team as Carlos Sainz Jr. scored a point at the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Likeness has often been drawn between Lewis Hamilton and Ayrton Senna, but the Briton is increasingly edging closer to the level set by F1's all-time record holder, argues... read more »

In his latest BBC Sport column, Jolyon Palmer analyses the British Grand Prix fallout and argues that F1 has too many penalties. read more »

Poor track-limit policing and inconsistent kerb designs during the Formula 1 season encourage drivers to take the liberties causing problems in Austrian Grand Prix practice,... read more »

Valtteri Bottas will line up third for tomorrow's Azerbaijan Grand Prix and feels it was a good result for the team read more »

Guenther Steiner believes none of the current crop of American racers are ready to race in Formula 1, a view that former IndyCar champion Gil de Ferran disagrees with. read more »

GPUpdate.net looks at the pre-race introductions at the United States Grand Prix, a first for Formula 1, and argues that Liberty Media should ensure each event… read more »

Amid a third frustrating season McLaren tired of Honda and opted to sever its partnership, instead signing a three-year deal with Renault. GPUpdate.net argues… read more »

The 2017 Formula 1 season-opener in Australia featured a relative lack of overtaking, drawing complaints from some quarters, but GPUpdate.net argues that it's… read more »

Renault Sport Racing president Jerome Stoll argues that manufacturers are the backbone of F1. read more »

Esteban Gutierrez does not think the criteria Haas used to drop him for the 2017 Formula 1 season in favour of Kevin Magnussen was fair read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff argues Formula 1 should scrap track limit rules and just leave the drivers alone and let them drive read more »

Leading Formula 1 teams are spoiling midfielders' qualifying chances with their approach to Q1, argues Renault's Jolyon Palmer read more »

Lotus deputy team principal Federico Gastaldi has called on Formula One to review its business model ahead of next year. Gastaldi argues the sport has "many financial... read more »