Williams' Robert Kubica believes at times he and team-mate George Russell are driving in "two different worlds". read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto believes the team need "two or three upgrades" to get anywhere near Mercedes in 2019. read more »

Max Verstappen believes Red Bull can mix it with Ferrari and Mercedes in the fight at the front during next week's French Grand prix, having struggled for top-line pace in... read more »

Renault principal Cyril Abiteboul believes the Sebastian Vettel incident can't be overlooked if there is a need for rule talks in the sport. read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes things "can't get any worse" for the team this season. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes his performances have seen in a "sweet spot" since the middle part of last season, allowing him to take his fifth world title and begin 2019... read more »

Mercedes principal Toto Wolff believes stability is the answer for creating a more competitive Formula 1, not regular rule changes. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes that Formula 1 organisers will face a problem of midfield drivers perhaps looking to other motorsport disciplines for racing if the current regulations... read more »

Alexander Albon believes he is finally getting to grips with the demands of being a Formula 1 driver now that he has competed in seven races with Toro Rosso. After the... read more »

Romain Grosjean believes a happy medium can be found between ensuring the safety of the drivers whilst also making racing harder and more physically demanding that it is at the... read more »

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton believes he hit a "sweet spot" in form during 2018 and has managed to maintain it ever since read more »

Max Verstappen believes Formula 1 is in gridlock because of politics and individual interest - it requires a dictator of sorts. read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto believes that the Scuderia need to be viewed as a "young" team compared to Mercedes, as the Silver Arrows have had an... read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes that Ferrari are currently ahead of Mercedes in terms of power unit performance, and has urged the Silver Arrows team to continue working hard to bridge... read more »

Formula 1's managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, believes the sport needs to do more to explain penalty decisions to fans. read more »

Max Verstappen believes having a sole individual at the head of Formula 1 with the power to make regulations, and then sticking to a set framework for longer period of time... read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff would back changes to the regulations to allow "harder racing" in Formula One, but believes the stewards at the Canadian Grand Prix got... read more »

With the points gap between himself and Lewis Hamilton on the rise, former F1 driver Mika Salo believes Valtteri Bottas needs to drive closer to the "edge." read more »

Sir Jackie Stewart believes that Ferrari are doing the right thing in appealing the penalty that Sebastian Vettel received during the Canadian Grand Prix at the weekend - a... read more »

Formula One technical boss, Ross Brawn believes that greater transparency is needed in terms of penalties and how they are decided. read more »

Former world champion Jenson Button believes that two centimetres might have stood between Sebastian Vettel avoiding the penalty which cost him victory at the Canadian Grand... read more »

Nico Rosberg believes Sebastian Vettel was deserving of his penalty for re-joining the track unsafely in front of Lewis Hamilton at the Canadian Grand Prix. Vettel lost the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes Formula 1 has lost its way, in the wake of the penalty that cost him victory in the Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes it is wrong to put pressure on Formula 1's officials for the controversial decision to penalise Sebastian Vettel in the Canadian... read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes the penalty he was given during the Canadian Grand Prix was too harsh for the supposed crime. read more »