George Russell was left extremely frustrated by the track surface at the Turkish Grand Prix, saying it's 'not what F1 is about'. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo said it was like driving on ice during Qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix, held in extremely wet conditions at Intercity Istanbul Park. read more »

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari F1 has turned a corner with regards to its race pace after finishing fourth at the Portuguese Grand Prix. read more »

P4 at the Portuguese Grand Prix left Charles Leclerc "extremely happy" as Ferrari finally seem to be on top of their Sunday struggles. read more »

FIA race director Michael Masi has declared the upgrades at Portimao are "progressing extremely well" ahead of Formula 1's maiden visit to the Algarve. read more »

The dark side of social media, Daniel Ricciardo continues to be extremely entertaining and a rare appearance for Henry Hoover. read more »

New Renault CEO Luca de Meo has said he will ensure Alpine is at the forefront of an "extremely important" initiative to push Formula 1 into a carbon-neutral position. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he was concerned by the extremely high temperature of his front brakes at the first restart of the Tuscan Grand Prix. read more »

Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer is confident Sebastian Vettel will help the team take the "next step" it needs to challenge the top three in Formula 1. read more »

Although he is extremely excited to race at Mugello for the first time in his career, Daniel Ricciardo is anticipating an incredibly tiring race. read more »

Ferrari's dismal 2020 hit a new low at the Belgian Grand Prix, and an "extremely frustrated" Charles Leclerc had little encouragement to give. read more »

Everyone in the team is working extremely hard to bring improvements to our car and to extract its full potential: nothing happens from a day to the other in this sport,... read more »

Despite the hottest temperatures that many of the drivers have ever raced and a wide range of demands, the tyres stood up extremely well to the challenge. read more »

Racing Point F1 owner Lawrence Stroll has hit back at allegations made against his team in a public statement, saying he is "extremely angry" about the penalty outcome. read more »

Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll says he is 'extremely angry' at suggestions his team have cheated in Formula 1's 'copying' controversy. read more »

Racing Point owner, Lawrence Stroll, has broken his silence on the RP20 copycat saga and said the suggestions of cheating are "completely unacceptable". read more »

Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll has issued a strongly-worded statement defending his Formula 1 team and has accused his rivals of displaying unsporting behaviour. Racing... read more »

Formula 1 will once again race at Silverstone this weekend for the sport’s 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, following last weekend’s dramatic British GP which saw three cars suffer... read more »

Pirelli says the tyre failures suffered by three cars near the end of the British GP were caused by "extremely long use" on a demanding circuit. read more »

It was a qualifying of contrasts for Ferrari at the British GP as Charles Leclerc said he was surprised and "extremely happy" with fourth, while Sebastian Vettel... read more »

Charles Leclerc says he did not expect to qualify fourth for Sunday's Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. read more »

Ferrari's fortunes showed little sign of an upturn in Friday practice for the British Grand Prix, with Charles Leclerc describing his car as "extremely hard to... read more »

Nicholas Latifi will have to wait until at least 2021 to race in Formula 1 in Canada following the cancellation of the 2020 event due to the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Williams driver Nicholas Latifi has confessed himself to be "extremely disappointed" at the decision by Formula 1 to cancel the 2020 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Nicholas Latifi is disappointed his home race won't go ahead, saying it was the one he was looking forward to most in his rookie season. read more »