Mercedes chief executive Dieter Zetsche thinks Bernie Ecclestone's public criticisms of Formula One have the potential to do more harm than good for the sport. read more »

Sebastian Vettel thinks recent uncertainty over qualifying proves Formula One lacks leadership but insists the sport is still "doing fine" despite recent criticisms.... read more »

Mercedes executive director Paddy Lowe says 2016 new engine exhaust regulations will deliver "significant increases" in engine noise. One of the biggest criticisms... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes his strong criticisms of Honda engines has helped ensure the "extreme" actions McLaren need to become competitive again. read more »

Fernando Alonso says his criticisms of McLaren's Honda engine over team radio helped focus the company on the need to make drastic changes. read more »

Formula One's teams are expected to formally agree on 2017's new aero regulations next week, with the current draft offering more downforce and "retro"... read more »

The FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) has approved changes to the exhaust set-ups of Formula One cars to make engines louder in 2016. One of the biggest criticisms of the V6... read more »

The FIA have adjusted the points system it will use to determine the Formula 1 Superlicence eligibility of drivers in the junior categories. View the original post at FIA alter... read more »

McLaren have insisted that reported criticisms of Eric Boullier made by chairman Ron Dennis have been taken out of context. read more »

Pastor Maldonado has long had his critics in Formula 1, with members of the press and the public lambasting him whenever he happens to spin ... read more »

McLaren Formula 1 driver Jenson Button has hit back at claims from Ron Dennis that he needs to try harder read more »

The criticisms levelled at the Monaco Grand Prix is that it's simply a long party with a terribly boring, processional race thrown in for two hours on Sunday afternoon.... read more »

Pastor Maldonado says he is unmoved by criticisms against him for his numerous Formula 1 crashes this year, as he laughed off a spate of jokes on social media read more »

Ferrari is showing no signs of easing up in its unhappiness about the new Formula 1, after publishing fresh criticisms of the rules on its website. read more »

Formula 1 chiefs should take on board fans' criticisms of double points to rethink the controversial rule at the end of this year, claims FIA president Jean Todt. read more »

Pastor Maldonado has admitted that he went too far in his criticisms of Williams during the United States Grand Prix weekend. read more »

The debate over the durability of Pirelli's tyres was reawakened at the Korean GP, with Mark Webber renewing his criticism of the situation by suggesting drivers'... read more »

Pirelli have responded to criticisms of their 2013 Formula 1 tyres, stating that the tyres do not compromise safety if used in the correct way. However, the strengthened kevlar... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has denied his criticisms of Pirelli's tyres have ever been directed at their fast-degrading nature, instead claiming he has only ever voiced concerns... read more »

An uncharacteristically irate Kimi Raikkonen has piled in in with own criticisms of Sergio Perez by spectacularly claiming the McLaren driver has "no idea" and should... read more »

Alain Prost believes Formula 1 should be celebrating the fact that the outcome of races is so uncertain now, rather than get drawn in to criticisms of the show. read more »

Ferrari has hit out at rival Red Bull's criticisms of the current tyres in Formula 1, saying it does not understand why it should feel 'ashamed' for winning... read more »

May's issue of The F1 Times Magazine is now available to download from the iTunes Newsstand for just £1.49 ($1.99) or grab a 12-month... read more »

Sergio Perez says he's 'amazed' by the amount of criticism he's received after the Chinese Grand Prix in which he finished 12th. The Mexican, who joined... read more »

Formula 1 should not be too hard on itself over criticisms that its push for softer tyres has gone too far, says McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh read more »