McLaren have revealed the delay of parts travelling to Brazil cost them 36 hours of car building time, which needed to be caught up to be able to race. read more »

Three cargo planes were late getting out of Mexico City due to issues with fog, which meant that equipment was late getting into Sao Paulo.Thus, teams couldn't complete... read more »

Sebastian Vettel expects the pressure of F1's increasingly bloated schedule will 'only get tougher' after freight delays led to the paddock curfew being waived... read more »

The FIA has extended the scrutineering deadline ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix due to freight delays, which has meant some teams are without vital equipment. Bad weather... read more »

On Wednesday, it emerged that some teams were still waiting for their freight to arrive in Brazil and the FIA has now moved to give all squads more time that usual to submit... read more »

Formula 1 has adjusted the curfew times for this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix after freight delays. read more »

Freight delays that meant the late arrival of cars and engines in Brazil have caused the FIA to scrap the usual Thursday night curfew. read more »

Important parts of cars are arriving late in Brazil - and Guenther Steiner says the teams will be able to work through the night on Thursday to compensate. read more »

Bad weather conditions caused delays for two planes containing teams' freight following the last race in Mexico on Sunday, with some of the freight not due to arrive until... read more »

Formula One teams prepared to work late into the night on Thursday to get their cars ready for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix after freight, including engines, was delayed in... read more »

Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has revealed the team is without engines or toolboxes with Formula 1 lifting the curfew after freight arrived late to Brazil. read more »

Formula 1 is confident that delays in freight arriving in Brazil will have "no wider impact on the race weekend". read more »

Formula 1 is not expecting delays in freight arriving in Brazil to have any wider impact on the Sao Paulo Grand Prix weekend schedule.  read more »

F1 is currently embarking on its latest triple-header run of races across Mexico, Brazil and Qatar, posing significant travel distances for staff involved in all three... read more »

The event, scheduled for the 12-13 June weekend after the Azerbaijan GP as the second part of a flyaway double-header, has been in doubt for some time.Turkey, which held a race... read more »

Formula One teams take over 60 tonnes of freight to the first race of the season in Australia. But what does this include? Quite a lot, as it turns out… read more »

One of Lewis Hamilton's biggest fans, Little Lewis, wrote him a letter. Unfortunately, the letter was mislaid and only resurfaced when it was discovered in the freight by... read more »

It's only January but we're already packing for Melbourne! See how we sign off our sea freight for the first race of 2018, in Australia Don't forget to subscribe... read more »

Haas explains the logistics involved in moving its cars and staff from Japan to the United States, along with the advance sea freight from the UK. read more »

Every day this week, we're taking you behind-the-scenes at Silver Arrows HQ for an exclusive, access-all-areas insight into how the team deals with the hectic turnaround... read more »

Christian Horner has quipped if F1 pre-season tyre tests are taken to Bahrain Mercedes should dig deep to pay for the paddock s freight costs read more »

Video: First freight arrives in Melbourne read more »

Delayed Lotus freight finally arrives in Abu Dhabi read more »

Lotus has thanked F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone for feeding its employees in Suzuka as the cash-strapped team continues to be locked out of its hospitality tent because of payment... read more »

Lotus remains hopeful that its Japanese Grand Prix programme will not be adversly impacted by freight delays, brought on by its current financial… read more »