Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes the Circuit Paul Ricard has most of the ingredients needed to provide an entertaining race, but thinks the grand prix could be... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix showed just how far off the pace Williams' car is at this stage of the season. But the problems go deeper than just a failure in design. read more »

Valtteri Bottas insists there is nothing "fundamentally wrong" with Mercedes' 2019 car, but says it is "a fact" that Ferrari are quicker. The Finn was... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says there is no need to worry as there is nothing "fundamentally wrong," he just made a mistake in France. read more »

Andy Green concedes that there is something fundamentally wrong with Force India's VJM11, and it is a problem they've yet to make any inroads on. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff reckons the team has a fundamentally faster car than main rival Ferrari and is confident that the W08's "difficult" traits can be… read more »

Valtteri Bottas puts Mercedes' recent struggles down to car setup and insists there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the W08's design. Mercedes registered its... read more »

Manor rookie Pascal Wehrlein says that the squad is now working well as a team, as it bids to move further up the Formula 1 grid. Manor finished significantly adrift of the... read more »

Fundamentally we have a good package and every race we're making progress, but it's still very early days. read more »

Lewis Hamilton firmly believes Formula 1 could be the "greatest sport in the world" but concedes that at the moment there is something "fundamentally wrong"... read more »

Sauber boss Monisha Kaltenborn thinks the financial struggles of F1's smaller teams proves something is "fundamentally wrong" with the sport. The Swiss team has... read more »

After another winter of watching the pennies, Sauber's Monisha Kaltenborn again hits out at the way F1 is being run... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey says the proposed regulation changes in 2017 are 'fundamentally no different' to the current era of F1. read more »

Teams may be able to run year old engines as part of an initiative to save costs, like the Manor-Marussia team have done this year, according to Autosport. Marussia found a... read more »

Honda motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai has insisted that the brand's relationship with McLaren is fundamentally healthy, despite tensions arising from poor on… read more »

Ferrari team Principal Maurizio Arrivabene has claimed that both Williams and Force India handed Mercedes a mandate to represent them at a team meeting on the Thursday of the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has hinted that he didn't vote in favour of refuelling's return in 2017, after admitting it did nothing to make races more... read more »

Eric Boullier insists there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the MP4-30, rather it was "just small problems" that led to Jenson Button's DNS... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the performance advantage enjoyed by Mercedes and its customers is putting some fans off the sport. During 2014, it was clear... read more »

Despite covering the second least laps of the teams present at Jerez, Christian Horner says this year there is nothing fundamentally wrong... read more »

The new Ferrari, or SF15-T as it has been christened, is "much better looking" than its predecessor according to technical director James Allison. The car is set to... read more »

At least two top teams will enter the 2015 season with fundamentally different colour schemes, it has emerged. Spain's El Mundo Deportivo reports that new reigning... read more »

Two teams already have a "big head start" when it comes to the 2015 regulations, according to Force India technical boss Andy Green. With the shape of this... read more »

The FIA's Charlie Whiting says incidents where drivers exceed the track limits will be dealt with on a race-by-race basis following consultation with the drivers... read more »

We know the car is fundamentally OK and once we've looked at all the gremlins, we are sure we will come back stronger in Malaysia. read more »