Mercedes F1 technical director James Allison will step back from his role this July, the team have confirmed. read more »

Team boss Toto Wolff is delighted that James Allison is staying with the Mercedes family and will be his "sparring partner" in the years to come. read more »

James Allison will begin a newly created role entitled Chief Technical Officer (CTO) following a reshuffle of Mercedes technical department. read more »

Mercedes' James Allison is to step aside from this role as technical director as part of a succession plan aimed at focusing on F1's next era. read more »

Mercedes has announced a change in their 'technical leadership structure' with James Allison to become their new chief technical officer on July 1. read more »

Mercedes has announced a restructuring of its senior management positions, with Mike Elliott to become its new Technical Director, and James Allison taking on a newly-defined... read more »

After a rough patch, McLaren worked its way back up the grid under team boss Seidl and technical director James Key. Drivers Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz proved to be a... read more »

Join host Tom Clarkson as he shares the stories of the world championship winning Mercedes 'Brackley Boys' - Ron Meadows, Andrew Shovlin, Simon Cole and James Vowles... read more »

James Allison says that how much the new regulations have benefited high-rake cars is a big question that nobody knows the answer to yet. read more »

James Allison says that Mercedes never considered a three-stop strategy in Bahrain as it "would have been instant death" for them. read more »

Mercedes technical boss, James Allison reveals that the team's live simulation tools were as mystified as the rest of us when it came to predicting the outcome of... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has hailed Lewis Hamilton's final laps of the Bahrain Grand Prix as "inch-perfect" and delivered with "a degree of... read more »

James Allison has said that the original plan in Bahrain, before the poor pit-stop, wasn't for Valtteri Bottas to hold up Max Verstappen. read more »

As you might expect after the intense Bahrain Grand Prix… there’s a lot to unpack in our first F1 Race Debrief of the 2021 season!  read more »

In naming his steed for the 2021 season, it comes as no surprise that Aston Martin driver, Sebastian Vettel turned to James Bond for inspiration. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has continued his tradition of giving his Formula 1 cars a female name ahead of each new season. The four-time F1 champion has christened his first Aston... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's first Aston Martin F1 car will have a James Bond-inspired name for the 2021 season. read more »

Like his colleague James Key, team principal Andreas Seidl is intrigued to see if rival constructors try to recreate McLaren's eye-catching new diffuser design. read more »

Amid talk that the new aero regulations suit Red Bull's high-rake design, McLaren's James Key says it's too soon to tell if that's the case. read more »

McLaren technical director James Key believes it is too early to determine whether the new aerodynamic regulations introduced to Formula 1 this season provide an advantage to... read more »

Mercedes technical boss, James Allison has described the aero rules introduced this season as "regulatory vandalism". read more »

Mercedes chief strategist James Vowles and trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin admit that there are "no immediate answers" to the W12's rear-end... read more »

The debriefs are BACK!  read more »

McLaren technical director James Key expects the team's unique diffuser design to be quickly forgotten before the first race of the 2021 F1 season. read more »

Bernd Maylander loved his first experience in the Aston Martin Vantage which will share Safety Car duties in 2021. read more »