Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says that the German manufacturer could be open to the possibility of engine rules being relaxed in a bid to aid rivals close the gap to... read more »

Mercedes has joined rivals Ferrari and Renault in agreeing that a relaxing of the engine development freeze could be beneficial for the sport. The German marque, which has an... read more »

Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci says that he cannot afford to waste time worrying about rumours that company president Luca di Montezemolo could leave the company soon read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says the German manufacturer could be open to lifting Formula 1's current engine freeze to help rival marques close the gap to his own read more »

Former Renault boss Flavio Briatore has ruled out playing a part in making Formula 1 more popular - even though he thinks aspects now are 'completely mad' read more »

At Mercedes, the apologies are flying around like so much shattered carbon fibre. Contrite after his run-in with teammate Lewis Hamilton at Spa, Nico Rosberg at Monza revealed... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that should the team feel it is unable to manage its drivers one of them could be shown the door. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that the team would have to consider changing its driver line-up if they're unable to manage the current pairing of Nico Rosberg and... read more »

Former FIA presidential candidate Ari Vatanen says FIA boss Jean Todt has "privately expressed concerns" about the inaugural Russian GP... read more »

Ferrari will have an all-new car for 2015 but it still might not be enough to match Mercedes, technical boss James Allison has admitted. After the departures of team boss... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Marco Mattiacci has warned that his team faces an "extremely difficult" Italian Grand Prix, but must squeeze all it can from its home event read more »

Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci has denied that Fernando Alonso has a performance clause in his contract with the Italian team. read more »

Ferrari boss Marco Mattiacci admits that former Technical Drector Ross Brawn would be welcomed back at Maranello with open arms. read more »

Marco Mattiacci admitted that Ross Brawn would be welcome back at Ferrari, but conceded that the former boss isn't part of their current plans... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff wants his team to respond to the controversy of the Belgian GP with a flawless performance at Monza this weekend... read more »

Ross Brawn is not currently part of Ferrari's plans for the future, even though team boss Marco Mattiacci says the Formula 1 outfit would welcome him back read more »

Fernando Alonso says he is not thinking about moving away from Ferrari, despite continued interest in the Spaniard's services from McLaren. Alonso, 33, has been with... read more »

F1 driver turned TV commentator Ivan Capelli is the man charged with re-establishing the Monza brand, possibly with the help of (former Ferrari boss) Stefano Domenicali. read more »

Ferrari wants Ross Brawn back, the team's new boss Marco Mattiacci has made clear. Briton Brawn stepped down as Mercedes' team boss last year, but before that he had... read more »

Honda motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai is confident the Japanese manufacturer will be able to match fellow engine supplier Mercedes in 2015... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has welcomed Bernie Ecclestone back to F1 full-time after the 83-year-old's legal problems in Germany diverted his attention away from... read more »

Mercedes and Red Bull have welcomed the full-time return of Bernie Ecclestone now that the F1 boss' legal issues in Germany are resolved read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed that the team have halted contract talks with Lewis Hamilton so that they can concentrate on the title... read more »

Ferrari boss Marco Mattiacci says he "strongly believes" in Kimi Raikkonen and is confident the Finn's results will improve soon read more »

Whilst "happy" with his current line-up, McLaren boss Ron Dennis admits that he is keeping his options open in terms of 2015 and beyond. read more »