Racing Point have confirmed that the team's 2019 challenger - potentially to come with a new livery and team name - will be revealed on February 13th at the Canadian... read more »

Maurizio Arrivabene has confirmed that Ferrari's 2019 challenger will be revealed on February 15, just three days before the start of pre-season testing. The Scuderia have... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has dominated Autosport's annual Formula 1 Team Principals' Top 10 drivers of 2018, with Max Verstappen emerging as his closest challenger read more »

Valtteri Bottas raised hopes of ending his 2018 drought at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after ending Friday practice as the fastest driver, with the Red Bull of Max... read more »

Williams driver Lance Stroll believes that Lewis Hamilton fully deserved his fifth world championship victory in 2018 due to his consistency in picking up points and his lack... read more »

Renault's chassis technical director Nick Chester says the French manufacturer is making "strong progress" with its 2019 Formula 1 challenger read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed his 10th pole position of the 2018 Formula 1 season in qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix, while nearest challenger Sebastian Vettel faces a... read more »

Racing Point Force India team principal Otmar Szafnauer says Sauber has "outdeveloped the top teams" with the leap it has made from its 2017 car to the current C37... read more »

Red Bull Racing continued to be easily fastest on Friday at Mexico, even though Max Verstappen ended up with reduced running time due to a car issue. Their closest challenger... read more »

Sergey Sirotkin says that Williams' approach to their 2019 car is "quite a different" one to their process for a dismal 2018 challenger. read more »

Sauber's development rate in the 2018 Formula 1 season has transformed the team from a backmarker into a midfield challenger read more »

The scream of frustration from Daniel Ricciardo in qualifying for the Japanese GP summed up his season with Late Braking taking a look where it all went wrong for the Aussie. read more »

Three tenths separated Lewis Hamilton from his nearest challenger during qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix - ride onboard with the Championship leader and Max Verstappen... read more »

Renault's push to increase its works Formula 1 team's headcount by 50% since rejoining the grid hurt its efficiency and "bang-for-buck" while developing its... read more »

Sauber will stop development of its 2018 Formula 1 car next week, having decided to make an early switch to focus on next year's challenger read more »

"Every single aspect" of Renault's 2018 F1 challenger can be improved, according to Carlos Sainz.  read more »

European Formula 3 title challenger Dan Ticktum is a contender for a Toro Rosso Formula 1 drive next season as a replacement for Brendon Hartley read more »

Max Verstappen finished second in both sessions as Red Bull looked strong on Thursday in Monaco read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes his 2018 Mercedes F1 challenger is harder to drive than the team's 2017 "diva" read more »

Motorsport Show looks at the key features of Mercedes' 2018 Formula 1 challenger. For more: https://motorsport.tv/program/motorsport-show/258 read more »

After two surprise, but hard-fought triumphs, Scuderia Ferrari is desperate to cure the balance issues of its 2018 challenger and close in on the field-leading and pace-setting... read more »

Ferrari has opted for the most drastic change of philosophy among the big three Formula 1 teams with its new 2018 car compared to its '17 challenger read more »

The double world champion says that McLaren have a good early understanding of their 2018 challenger. read more »

Ferrari started off the preparation work for the 2018 Formula One Championship in a good manner, but it still needs to unlock the potential of its new challenger, the SF71-H.... read more »

Formula One's dominant force Mercedes is confident that its new challenger, the W09 is an 'awful lot quicker' after the team pushed hard during the designing... read more »