Toto Wolff says Mercedes would not hesitate to take inspiration from a rival F1 team's car design, but insists "revolution is not necessary".  read more »

"There are a few little things we've got up our sleeve," says former Mercedes aerodynamicist, as he insists that lessons have been learned. read more »

While admitting that F1 is not "totally off the table" for Hyundai, Cyril Abiteboul insists that for now rallying remains the priority. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has cooled talk of any friction between him and Max Verstappen and insists he has "respect" for the Dutchman. read more »

Despite being the first full-time American driver since 2007, Logan Sargeant insists he is not feeling any additional pressure as he heads towards his debut Grand Prix in Bahrain. read more »

Cyril Abiteboul insists Hyundai's main focus remains in the World Rally Championship despite links about the Korean car manufacturer joining Formula 1 in 2026. read more »

Toto Wolff insists "I would not hesitate for a second" to let somebody else become Mercedes team principal - and left the door open to James Vowles. read more »

James Vowles insists that his switch to Williams should in no way be seen as the Grove outfit becoming Mercedes 'junior' team. read more »

Newly-appointed Williams team principal James Vowles insists the team will not become a "mini-Mercedes" following his move from the Silver Arrows. read more »

Nikita Mazepin insists that he is in talks to return to a racing series - but has refused to name which one. read more »

Cadillac's Global Vice President insists he is undeterred by F1's lukewarm reaction to the news the brand is partnering with Andretti. read more »

FIA president shows no sign of backing down over Andretti issue as he insists that there is no reason not to have as many as 12 teams. read more »

Carlos Sainz insists he's not concerned about Charles Leclerc's good relationship with new Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur. read more »

Ricciardo left the team at the end of this season after two difficult years that saw the high of victory in the 2021 Italian GP, but which generally left both parties... read more »

Dan Fallows insists Aston Martin are not being held back in any way by being a customer team of Mercedes, although they might look into developing their own power units in the... read more »

Charles Leclerc insists he has "full trust" in Ferrari's senior figures when it comes to selecting the successor to its Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto.... read more »

Receiving the Formula One World Drivers' Championship trophy for the second year running, Max Verstappen insists that "this year was better". read more »

George Russell insists he is "ready to win a world championship" after impressing in his first year against Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, with Sebastian Vettel agreeing... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Mattia Binotto's Ferrari exit came as no surprise to him despite their "great car" in 2022, and insists he was never tempted... read more »

Despite opposition from the sport's powers that be, Michael Andretti insists that he is "not giving up" on his dream of entering F1. read more »

George Russell insists there is "no reason" for conflict to emerge with teammate Lewis Hamilton next season, even if Mercedes are back in F1 title contention.  read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged his team to be "careful" to avoid the post-title slumps suffered by Red Bull and Ferrari, but has reiterated that 2022 - which he... read more »

Lando Norris insists that McLaren did not meet their targets in 2022 and "need a better car" - and has delivered a coy reaction to his F1 future. read more »

Following reports claiming that next year's Chinese Grand Prix is to be cancelled, F1 insists that no such decision has been made. read more »

Lando Norris insists he maintains "faith" in McLaren, despite warning the team "can't be satisfied" with their 2022 Formula 1 campaign. read more »