For Sunday's United States Grand Prix, the FIA will punish any drivers who they deem were "potentially dangerous" with their defensive manoeuvres. read more »

The FIA is prepared to punish "potentially dangerous" defensive manoeuvres in Formula 1 in a clamp down ahead of the United States Grand Prix read more »

When you hear the name James Hunt, you don't invariably think of secret agents, dangerous Alpine skiing adventures, and Formula 1 cars equipped with ejector seats, right?... read more »

Mercedes have withdrawn their protest against Max Verstappen's "erratic" and "dangerous" driving at the Japanese GP after being informed that the... read more »

Romain Grosjean has labelled Haas' ongoing brake problems "dangerous" after yet another off at Suzuka on Friday. read more »

"Jump in my place, try to turn in at 120kph and the brake doesn t work how would you react? It could be dangerous..." read more »

Romain Grosjean described the Haas Formula 1 team's ongoing brake difficulties as "dangerous" and unacceptable after suffering another problem in Japanese Grand... read more »

Kevin Magnussen says the addition of a Halo device could have made the fire that engulfed his Renault during Friday practice in Malaysia even more dangerous. Magnussen... read more »

Max Verstappen believes the criticism he received from fellow drivers earlier this season has only acted to enhance his reputation in Formula One. Verstappen was accused of... read more »

Coming under fire for his so-called dangerous driving, Red Bull boss Christian Horner defended his driver Max Verstappen, saying that he fills up seats during F1 races because... read more »

Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner admits that Max Verstappen's move at turn five was "on the edge" but insists that the stewards would have take... read more »

Toto Wolff says Max Verstappen s recent surge through the ranks in F1 reminds him of Ayrton Senna and has called him refreshing but dangerous read more »

Though a member of the Max Verstappen Appreciation Society, Toto Wolff fears the youngster is an accident waiting to happen. read more »

Max Verstappen's driving is once again dominating headlines with Toto Wolff fearing that he will one day crash "heavily", but he does find his driving... read more »

Max Verstappen has to handle harsh criticism after he arguably showed no fear and no respect to his rivals in several cases during the spectacular Belgian GP. The Dutch... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has likened Max Verstappen to Ayrton Senna but also called the 18-year-old "refreshing but dangerous" following the Belgian Grand Prix read more »

Although nobody is drawing any parallels right now, the ongoing discussion about the halo driver protection system and F1's dwindling popularity have something in common. read more »

Jenson Button says Max Verstappen's driving against Kimi Raikkonen in Hungary was "dangerous" as he was moving around in the braking zone... read more »

Force India driver Sergio Perez believes the FIA needs to do more development work on the Formula 1 halo because it risks making certain types of accidents more dangerous read more »

Jenson Button says Max Verstappen did "the most dangerous thing" a driver can do by moving under the braking zone during his battle with Kimi Raikkonen at the... read more »

Rival drivers warn Max Verstappen over 'dangerous' defending read more »

Jenson Button believes Max Verstappen's driving in his Hungarian Grand Prix battle with Kimi Raikkonen was "the most dangerous thing you can do" in Formula 1 read more »

ESPN rounds up the best soundbites from Austria as a dramatic race culminated in the Mercedes drivers colliding for the second time in 2016. "I think those yellow kerbs in... read more »

Pole sitter Lewis Hamilton has slammed the yellow kerbs on the Red Bull Ring ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, calling them dangerous for drivers. read more »

After claiming pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton called on the FIA to look at the kerbs of the Red Bull Ring following three further incidents on... read more »