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Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz says Formula 1's combined effort to ensure the safety of the paddock for its return to racing in July has been... read more »

Grand Prix Drivers Association president Alex Wurz has revealed that, while drivers are not fans of racing behind closed doors, no Formula 1 driver is against returning to the... read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association president Alex Wurz thinks Sebastian Vettel is another example of a driver burning out at Ferrari. read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz says all 20 Formula 1 drivers are in agreement that the series must be more competitive. read more »

Sebastian Vettel may have suffered "burnout" from his time at a Ferrari team where there is "always friction", Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman... read more »

Romain Grosjean has said the Grand Prix Drivers' Association are keen to play and active role in getting Formula 1 back racing. read more »

Romain Grosjean, in his position as a director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, says that talks with F1 over the sport's return to the track are continuing. read more »

Haas' Romain Grosjean, a director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, says F1's stars are keen to help the sport return to racing as soon as is practical. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says the team are "looking at racing" in the World Endurance Championship and the International Motor Sports Association's... read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman, Alex Wurz says he is impressed by F1's plans to finally get the 2020 season underway, and is confident the drivers will be... read more »

The Formula 1 Grand Prix Drivers Association has released a statement ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, reconfirming the associations trust in the FIA and F1 to make the... read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association says it has "full trust" in the relevant bodies involved in Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix, but has urged everyone... read more »

Jack Aitken has walked away from Renault, ending his long-term association with the French manufacturer. read more »

Formula 2 driver Jack Aitken has announced his association with the Renault Formula 1 team has come to an end. read more »

Tata Communications, a long-time partner of Formula 1, has officially ended its association with the sport after eight years. read more »

Motor Sports Association chairman Dave Richards believes F1 lost technological relevance when it switched to V6 hybrid engines in 2014. read more »

For 2019, Aston Martin became a key player in the search for Britain's next Formula 1 star. Aston CEO Andy Palmer explains how the manufacturer's history in... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says he felt the time was right for a new chapter in his career, as he looks back on the decision to swap Red Bull for Renault after a 10-year association with... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has approved the inclusion of a permanent GPDA (Grand Prix Drivers' Association) seat at Drivers' Commission meetings. read more »

Monaco Increase Management have issued a press release stating their intention to join Formula 1 in 2021, in association with Campos Racing. read more »

Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman, Alex Wurz, a long-time critic of asphalt run-offs, has urged the sport to look at alternatives. read more »

Formula 1 tracks should seek better ways of blending asphalt runoffs and gravel traps at different parts of corners, reckons Grand Prix Drivers' Association chairman Alex Wurz read more »

F1 will strengthen its association with South East Asia in 2020 with the first running of the Vietnam Grand Prix in Hanoi. The new street circuit in the bustling capital is... read more »

The Grand Prix Drivers' Association have presented "four really clear points" which they believe will help improve Formula 1 from 2021. read more »