The Briton apologised to his team after crashing out of qualifying and heavily damaging his car at turn four. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his Formula 1 team has heavily strengthened its T-wing and is hopeful of avoiding another incident in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix read more »

Max Verstappen will start down in nineteenth on the grid on Sunday after a misfire heavily compromised his qualifying effort at Shanghai. read more »

After a heavily disrupted opening day in China, Zak Brown believes there should be plans to aid the fans should the scenario come around again in the future. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has labelled a heavily disrupted first day of practice for the Chinese Grand Prix as "pretty pathetic", but says he understands Race Control's… read more »

Max Verstappen quickest in heavily disrupted first practice in China read more »

Fernando Alonso could not hold his frustration at the poor performance of the Honda engine back any longer, heavily criticising the Japanese manufacturer to the media yesterday. read more »

Fernando Alonso heavily criticises McLaren's Honda engine after another dispiriting day in pre-season testing. read more »

Mercedes is set to bring a heavily-updated Formula 1 car to this week's second pre-season test, as it bids to build on a strong start to 2017 running read more »

Former Red Bull and Williams driver Mark Webber believes Formula 1 engine performance will be even more important in 2017, with the heavily-revised aerodynamic regulations read more »

The FIA has not written off the idea of an alternative cockpit protection design to the heavily-tested halo being introduced in Formula 1 read more »

F1's governing body, FIA has informed the promoters which are set to host a GP in the 2017 to upgrade their tracks to accommodate this year's heavily modified cars.... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will be "destroyed" after pre-season testing with next year's heavily-revamped cars, Force India's Sergio Perez predicts read more »

Flavio Briatore, heavily involved in Fernando Alonso's career, says the Spaniard will not leave McLaren to replace Nico Rosberg at Mercedes for 2017, amid… read more »

Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff admitted his team is not delighted with the way F1 takes with the significant technical changes for 2017. The Austrian expressed concerns... read more »

Lewis Hamilton finally broke his duck at Interlagos with a lights-to-flag victory in a heavily disrupted Brazilian Grand Prix, but Nico Rosberg took second place to remain the... read more »

The rain that heavily affected the 2015 weekend at the Circuit of the Americas will have a impact on 2016 with regards to tyre data, according to Paddy Lowe. read more »

Scuderia Ferrari is taking the new sporting regulation for 2017 regarding the development of power units with delight as it felt the previous token system made the hands of... read more »

McLaren has played down reports of Apple looking to heavily invest or buyout the company after news speculated negotiations were imminent read more »

Renault says that the power unit used by Kevin Magnussen when he crashed heavily in Belgium will return to action as the sport prepares to begin a sequence of… read more »

Kevin Magnussen is confident he will be allowed to race in the Italian Grand Prix this weekend as he feels already recovered from the nasty crash at Spa-Francorchamps last... read more »

Rob Smedley bemoaned the delay in halting the Belgian Grand Prix following Kevin Magnussen's crash as it heavily compromised Valtteri Bottas' afternoon. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen was disappointed to finish ninth at Spa-Francorchamps on Sunday, but was heavily critical of Max Verstappen's defensive driving during the race. read more »

Max Verstappen's driving is once again dominating headlines with Toto Wolff fearing that he will one day crash "heavily", but he does find his driving... read more »

Jack Sears, who passed away on 7 August, may appear to have had little connection with Formula One. But apart from being an outstanding driver and heavily involved with... read more »