Team bosses express unease at Red Bull's failure to be transparent over investigation into Christian Horner's conduct. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and McLaren’s Zak Brown have called on Formula 1 and the FIA to review the Red Bull investigation that resulted in team principal Christian Horner... read more »

New timeline reveals Christian Horner saga lasted longer than initially thought read more »

Formula 1's midfield is an intense place to be, and season three of Netflix's Drive to Survive showed exactly how worked up team bosses can get, when Otmar Szafnauer... read more »

Qualifying for sprint races will now take place on Friday and Saturday will host the sprint, followed by qualifying for the grand prix. read more »

Guenther Steiner believes the increasingly high rate of turnover of Formula 1 team bosses is a "new trend" that is reflective of the short-termism associated with... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has described Formula 1's 2024 season as a 'brutal year', stating that the calendar is 'on the limit' of bearable. read more »

He may have always insisted he had never actually watched an episode of Drive to Survive himself, but the cult following Guenther Steiner gained from his forthright and... read more »

Helmut Marko will reportedly sign a new three-year contract with Red Bull. read more »

With the opening two grands prix of the coming season taking place on a Saturday, are F1 bosses considering the possibility of mid-week races as a means of expanding the calendar? read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown has reignited his calls for F1 to address what he has described as being an "unhealthy situation" by allowing organisations to own two teams.  read more »

A Formula 1 journalist has revealed that a current F1 team principal told him that none of the team bosses made a complaint to the FIA about a potential conflict of interest... read more »

Formula 1 and the Mercedes team have dismissed allegations made against Toto and Susie Wolff regarding a conflict of interest amid a pending investigation by the FIA. Toto... read more »

Rival F1 team bosses Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have given their thoughts on reports that Charles Leclerc has signed a bumper new contract with Ferrari.  read more »

While discussions between teams and series bosses about an overhaul of the sprint format for next year are ongoing, FOM has finalised the location of the six events that will... read more »

Formula 1 team principals are reportedly up in arms over what they believe to be a conflict of interest that enables Mercedes chief Toto Wolff to access confidential information. read more »

Formula 1 team bosses have urged the sport to commit to a long-term solution instead of implementing continuous changes in a bid to improve the Sprint race format. The Sprint... read more »

Formula 1 bosses have been united in their damning assessment of the punishing schedule imposed upon their teams. read more »

The F1 Commission met for the final time in 2023 on Friday morning at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix with further tweaks to the sprint race format high on the agenda. But... read more »

Formula 1 bosses have backed a proposal to change the format of sprint races for next season. read more »

Amid a growing consensus in the paddock that the current standalone sprint format is not delivering as much entertainment as hoped for, team bosses and grand prix racing chiefs... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes F1 team bosses Fred Vasseur and Toto Wolff have been summoned over their conduct during a press conference at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.  read more »

Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur has revealed that he is to hold talks with F1 bosses over compensation for the damage to Carlos Sainz' car in opening practice. read more »

The event timetable was later than any in the history of the sport, both to shift local road closures to later in the day, and to accommodate TV viewers in Europe.The FP2 and... read more »

Ferrari and Mercedes bosses at odds over incident which caused FP1 to be abandoned, as Toto Wolff leaps to the defence of organisers. read more »