Kevin Magnussen says having an F1 car with a "predictable" rear-end has helped him extract maximum performance for Haas  read more »

McLaren will conduct a fundamental review of all aspects of its car after the MCL33's pace came up short in the opening three rounds of the season. read more »

Franz Tost says Toro Rosso never found the kind of speed they were hoping for last weekend in China, and had the indignity of seeing his drivers collide after a communication... read more »

Haas failed to make the most of their pace during the Chinese Grand Prix, thanks mainly to the failure to pit during the safety car period with either Kevin Magnussen or Romain... read more »

It was not until the switch to the Medium compound saw Marcus Ericsson able to get closer to the midfield pace than they were able to on the Soft compound. read more »

Kevin Magnussen says there's no reason why Haas would start to fall down the order after an impressive start to the season read more »

Williams boss Paddy Lowe is pleased to see his team fightback from a nightmare Bahrain Grand Prix by showing competitive race pace in China read more »

McLaren say they are struggling to understand why their cars lack pace and are planning key updates. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the Chinese Grand Prix was "a disaster weekend" and admits he needs to work out why he was off the pace. read more »

Overall, the race pace is there and we can see that we can get in the fight within the midfield. We still have some improvements to make for qualifying. read more »

Fernando Alonso has said his P7 finish was a "great result" but conceded McLaren "need to find more pace" at the next race in Baku. read more »

'There's still some pace to find' - Fernando Alonso read more »

Lewis Hamilton is puzzled as to why Ferrari's SF71H excelled in both Bahrain and China, one very hot and the other freezing cold. read more »

The Belgian was more than half a second down on challenging for a top ten starting position, and feels work needs to be done to address McLaren's pace deficit in Qualifying. read more »

The Spaniard qualified thirteenth for a second consecutive weekend, and admitted the pace of the MCL33 was just not good enough on the day. read more »

Mercedes believe the "fundamental pace" of their car remains strong despite the sudden turnaround in fortunes compared to rivals Ferrari. read more »

World champion Lewis Hamilton is as baffled by his own car's lack of pace as he is by Ferrari's improved consistency. read more »

Lewis Hamilton will start fourth for the Chinese Grand Prix after a difficult Saturday in Shanghai read more »

After his third straight Q2 knockout in China, Fernando Alonso has called on McLaren to improve its F1 qualifying pace in order to fight further up the field. read more »

As tyre struggles leave Mercedes half a second off the pace, Ferrari has a golden chance for a third straight F1 win in China - but it won't be as simple as that. read more »

Fernando Alonso: Q2 exits reflects McLaren's one-lap pace read more »

After finishing half a second off the pace in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton is uneasy about Mercedes' chances against F1 rival Ferrari in the race. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has hailed Ferrari's "unbelievable" pace after sealing a sublime pole position at the Chinese GP and admits he is surprised by the gap to Mercedes. read more »

Fernando Alonso says 13th position was the "maximum" the McLaren Formula 1 team could have hoped for in Chinese Grand Prix qualifying read more »

Mercedes has blamed difficulties in managing Formula 1 tyre temperatures for being beaten to the front row by Ferrari in Chinese Grand Prix qualifying read more »