Using various data collected since 1983, F1 and Amazon Web Services conclude that over a single lap, Ayrton Senna is the fastest driver since 1983. read more »

Former F1 team boss Colin Kolles says there is no way Racing Point copied Mercedes' car from photos alone, saying they received "parts" and "data". read more »

AWS' data has raised a lot of eyebrows again with their list of the top 20 fastest drivers of the last 40 years in Formula 1. read more »

Formula 1, together with Amazon Web Services (AWS), has released the findings of its data analysis to determine the 'Fastest Driver', with Ayrton Senna coming out on... read more »

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has reverted to a previously used power unit after Honda discovered an "anomaly" in the data of his Formula 1 car read more »

Ferrari returns to Barcelona, ​​a circuit where the teams have already collected a lot of data during pre-season testing, with the Montmelo circuit very much a high downforce... read more »

Keen to assess the progress of their car, Haas are excited for Barcelona to compare their current challenger to the data gathered during Winter Testing. read more »

Guenther Steiner has called into question Mercedes' part in the Racing Point controversy after the Brackley squad gave its customer data "which is not allowed". read more »

Our sessions went well, we have gathered good data and we'll analyse this overnight to give us the best of chance making Q3 and scoring good points. read more »

Today has given us a good opportunity to learn about our car in wet conditions and although it was challenging, we have been very competitive and gathered a lot of useful data. read more »

With support from Dell Technologies, today's McLaren Substitute Teacher lesson focuses on communication. How do #F1 engineers relay data to our drivers out on track?... read more »

During analysis of the data Ferrari collected during the pre-season Formula 1 tests in Barcelona in February, ​​it discovered an issue with the design of its gearbox. Using... read more »

Renault's pre-season testing data suggests that the leading midfield teams could all be "within a tenth" of each other when the 2020 F1 season begins.  read more »

DAS, 18” wheels, aero, data and much more  read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green has revealed the FIA visited the team's Formula 1 factory to check its RP20 car against Mercedes' designs and was... read more »

In our latest Deep Dive episode, Geoff Willis – our Director of Commercial Engineering – explores the top of why F1 matters, discussing road car relevance, problem solving,... read more »

Formula 1 is a complicated series that is founded on complex engineering, tough business negotiation and precise data. Yet F1 often struggles to convey this information to its... read more »

Analysing the data from the opening test, Mercedes has asked why Ferrari ran its "PU consistently at much lower levels" than rival teams. read more »

The first week of testing showed the usual patterns of Mercedes' fast pace, Red Bull impressing and Ferrari failing to meet expectations. But, looking deeper, the data... read more »

Haas endured a difficult 2019 Formula One season with wind tunnel results failing to correlate with the on-track data and consistent tyre problems. Team principal, Guenther... read more »

Zandvoort chiefs are holding back some track data from Formula 1 teams in order to try to stop them being too prepared for the Dutch Grand Prix read more »

Data provided by promoters shows that the British Grand Prix at Silverstone was the best attended race weekend of 2019. read more »

Formula One Management reveals that, based on race promoters data, over 4 million fans attended the 21 races that comprised the 2019 season. read more »

Ferrari are encouraged ahead of the 2020 season, after they were able to collect some useful data in the post-season Abu Dhabi test. read more »

As the teams evaluate the data following the Abu Dhabi test, Pirelli confirms that it is still open to sticking with the 2019 compounds if that is what the teams want. read more »