Renault technical chief Pat Fry says Formula 1 teams will not hold back in making as big a change as possible to the 2021 cars despite the chassis freeze restrictions read more »

Williams principal Simon Roberts feels the 2021 development freeze is a great opportunity for Williams to fix internal issues. read more »

Red Bull says alignment among rival teams over a Formula 1 engine freeze has made it hopeful it can still secure a deal to keep running Honda engines from 2022 read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes the frozen 2021 regulations will help his team pick up from where they left off in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Red Bull's win in Abu Dhabi will give the team plenty of motivation over the winter, but is it a sign the team has finally caught Mercedes ahead of a freeze in chassis... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul has confirmed Renault would be opposed to any Red Bull-requested engine freeze because differences in power are "the core of Formula 1". read more »

Helmut Marko says Red Bull aren't "blackmailing" rivals into agreeing an engine freeze, it's just a "fact" that unless it happens Red Bull could quit. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes would back an early engine freeze, but the team is firmly against Ferrari's proposal for an engine performance convergence system. read more »

Renault are the only engine manufacturer currently against a possible engine development freeze for the 2022 Formula 1 season. read more »

Christian Horner says Ferrari's change of opinion towards a possible freeze in engine development into 2022 is good news for Formula 1. read more »

Renault believes it is "too late" to impose a Formula 1 engine freeze from the start of 2022, despite growing support for one from rival teams read more »

Ferrari's decision to back an engine freeze has been welcomed by Christian Horner, who feels it is "positive news". read more »

Red Bull chief Christian Horner says Ferrari's U-Turn over its position regarding a possible engine development freeze from 2022 is "positive news" for F1. read more »

Renault F1's executive director Marcin Budkowski feels it is ironic that Red Bull are now calling for an engine freeze after Honda initially blocked it. read more »

As Ferrari looks likely to agree to the freeze on engine development, Renault argues that the move mustn't be all about Red Bull. read more »

Marcin Budkowski has said Renault is ready to "compromise" on an engine freeze and criticised Red Bull and Honda for previously voting against a solution they are now... read more »

Renault says a potential freeze on engine development must suit the championship and not be implemented solely as a response to Honda's impending exit. Honda will leave... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's apparent u-turn over a potential power unit freeze. read more »

Christian Horner has welcomed Ferrari's support for a Formula 1 engine freeze from 2022, but says a system must be in place to ensure it does not cause performance... read more »

Mattia Binotto says his team is willing to agree to a freeze on engine development but wants the new engine formula brought forward to 2025. read more »

Ferrari will now back the introduction of a freeze on engine development from 2022 according to team principal Mattia Binotto. read more »

Ferrari is willing to agree to Red Bull's proposal of an engine development freeze in 2022 if Formula One brings forward the introduction of a brand new set of engine... read more »

Ferrari is now in favour of a potential freeze on F1 engine development from 2022 having previously been opposed to the idea. read more »

Ferrari has now put its support behind a proposed engine freeze in Formula 1 from 2022 but says it wants the introduction of new power unit regulations to be accelerated. A cap... read more »

Ferrari has had a change of heart and will agree to a power unit freeze to assist Red Bull - but only if Formula 1 brings forward its planned engine regulation changes by a year. read more »