Max Verstappen started fourth but was able to jump Lewis Hamilton in the pit stop cycle to finish on the podium in Singapore. read more »

The Formula 1 news cycle has burst back into life ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, with Mercedes announcing Valtteri Bottas will stay with the team for 2020. Bottas fended off... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says boring Formula 1 races are not the drivers' fault and instead the blame lies at the rulemakers for a "constant cycle" of making bad decisions read more »

Ahead of the Bahrain GP the heads of F1 got together at Liberty Media's St James's Square office to discuss the future of the 2021 regulations. None of the details... read more »

"I'm curious to see if the Mercedes cycle will end. I feel that the moment is near." read more »

Mercedes would back extending the existing engine cycle in F1 beyond 2021 amid delays to a definitive set of regulations for post-2020. read more »

Formula One will switch to bigger wheels and low-profile tyres for the next regulation cycle starting in 2021. read more »

Mercedes says it ran its Formula 1 engines as hard in the Canadian Grand Prix as it did at the start of their seven-race cycle at the Australian Grand Prix read more »

James Allison calls 1,040 laps of reliable running as "chastening" for Mercedes having not even reached the edge of the life cycle of its power unit components. read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown believes Formula One's teams and manufacturers face a big challenge if the next cycle of regulations is not agreed upon during the coming season. read more »

Join Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo as they cycle the Yas Marina Circuit ahead of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull's underwhelming Brazilian Grand Prix performance was a result of sacrificing performance to ensure its Renault engines ran reliably. Red... read more »

Mercedes and Renault bosses have expressed concerns over the proposed regulatory framework for Formula 1's next power unit cycle, which will begin in… read more »

Formula 1 chiefs have announced plans for the next power unit cycle, which will begin in 2021, with modified 1.6-litre V6 power units set to be retained. Key… read more »

In its latest technical insight, Mercedes takes the mystery out of the 'Hybrid duty cycle'. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen wants Formula 1 to return to louder V10 engines after the end of the current regulation cycle read more »

Formula 1 has reached a "broad agreement" to work towards introducing simpler, cheaper and noisier engines from 2021, after the current cycle comes to an… read more »

FIA President Jean Todt says that "society would not accept" the idea of Formula 1 returning to older-style engines when the current regulatory cycle comes to… read more »

Sauber's Marcus Ericsson has revealed he was lucky to escape with "bruises and scratches" after suffering an unusual incident while out training in… read more »

Mercedes chief Paddy Lowe thinks Formula One needs to start thinking about how the next set of engine regulations will look when the current cycle ends in 2020. F1's... read more »

The Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team has swapped four wheels for two! Check out the video to see the team cycling around the Silverstone circuit raising money for the... read more »

Timing is everything. The news cycle is such that it can be easily manipulated, used to bury or promote stories depending on precisely when they are released. Press releases... read more »

Frederic Vasseur: If you have a look in the past, from the cycle of Red Bull and Ferrari, they took five years to be champion. I think it is a normal cycle read more »

Sebastian Vettel admitted Mercedes were just too quick on the day in Japan after losing second place to Nico Rosberg during the second pit stop cycle on Sunday, but felt... read more »

Former McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh fears Formula 1 could "crash and burn" due to the current situation, before finally recovering. The Briton was ousted... read more »