Lewis Hamilton has clarified his comments regarding reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel. Hamilton had been quoted as saying that he felt for the fans, comparing... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has compared the 2013 season to that of when Michael Schumacher dominated the sport and won five championships in a row. The Mercedes driver suggested Sebastian... read more »

Lewis Hamilton concedes the 2014 F1 world title on behalf of everyone not called Sebastian Vettel, but insists that the German's dominance is starting to resemble that of... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has said he has sympathy for fans who are finding Sebastian Vettel's sustained success hard to watch - and drawn an unflattering comparison with when he... read more »

Sebastian Vettel will deserve to be ranked alongside F1's legendary greats Michael Schumacher and Juan Manuel Fangio if he claims a fourth successive World Championship,... read more »

Replacing Michael Schumacher with Lewis Hamilton was the right thing for Mercedes. That is the claim not only of F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone, but also the German... read more »

An ever growing calendar holds no fears for the well drilled staff at McLaren, says the team's Sporting Director, Sam Michael. read more »

Formula 1 design guru Adrian Newey questions whether Ayrton Senna really died as a result of a steering column failure, despite a lengthy investigation to that conclusion. The... read more »

McLaren's Sam Michael believes F1's pecking order will be mixed up at the start of 2014 as the rule changes could lead to reliability problems... read more »

Whilst many are concerned by the ever expanding Formula 1 calendar, which looks likely to include a record breaking 22-races next season, McLaren don't believe it'll... read more »

New rules for the 2014 F1 season could lead to a mix-up in the early pecking order, according to McLaren's Sam Michael     read more »

McLaren's Sam Michael insists that F1 teams can cope with planned expansions to the calendar for the 2014 season     read more »

Formula 1's sweeping 2014 rule changes will generate more unpredictable races because teams will all struggle to perfect their new machines, according to McLaren sporting... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael feels there is no reason for concerns over a 22-race season... read more »

The development race in 2014 is going to be even more crucial than in previous years, according to McLaren sporting director Sam Michael read more »

McLaren Sporting Director Sam Michael says he is not concerned by the prospect of experiencing a record-breaking 22-race calendar next season, following the release of... read more »

McLaren sporting director Sam Michael says "anything's possible" and that teams can adapt to a 2014 calendar featuring a triple-header of races read more »

Formula 1's expansion to a 22-round calendar will not pose a significant headache for teams, according to McLaren sporting director Sam Michael. read more »

Michael Schumacher may expect fireworks at Ferrari, but Alain Prost believes Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen will be just fine as team-mates. read more »

Mindful of the effect Michael Schumacher's domination of F1 had on the sport, Bernie Ecclestone suggests that Sebastian Vettel's dominance is coming to an end. read more »

Bernie Ecclestone believes it's just a matter of time until Sebastian Vettel's domination, which looks likely to see him win a fourth straight title, comes to an end.... read more »

Fernando Alonso may only have two World titles to Michael Schumacher's seven but Felipe Massa reckons his current team-mate is "more complete"... read more »

As his career at Maranello enters its final seven races, Felipe Massa has suggested that his current team-mate is better former partner Michael... read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher has described Ferrari's 2014 driver line-up of Fernando Alonso and Kimi Räikkönen as... read more »

Michael Schumacher predicts fireworks from a driver pairing of Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen     read more »