Williams' Drivers have explained that they "Don't Want to Pre-Empt" Their performance as they only have testing to go off of right now. read more »

McLaren's need to burn up its car development tokens on switching engines for next year will not prevent it from making a performance jump, according to team principal... read more »

McLaren Principal Seidl is confident of a good performance from drivers Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris at the season opening Austrian Grand Prix read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff says that the company's High Performance Powertrains division is "reinventing" to adjust for the impending departure of... read more »

Ferrari is bracing itself for a slow start to the 2020 Formula One season after its poor performance in pre-season testing prompted a rethink of the car's development that... read more »

The Alfa Romeo Racing Orlen team has announced that it will be joining forces with Acer, a global leader in high-performance computing. The partnership will begin at the start... read more »

Renault is set to bring planned upgrades from three cancelled races to next week's Formula 1 season-opener in Austria in a bid to boost the performance of its car read more »

Formula One is about to introduce a whole set of exciting TV graphics during the 2020 championship that will enable fans to understand more about the performance of the cars. read more »

In the latest instalment of the My Job in F1 series, delving into the work of those behind-the-scenes figures in the Formula 1 paddock, we meet Carlos Sainz Jr's... read more »

In March 2020, the focus of Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains was dramatically shifted... from making some of the world’s most technologically advanced Power Units, to... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says McLaren's performance in 2019 and the upcoming switch to Mercedes engines were enough to pique his interest of staying with Renault read more »

Kimi Raikkonen's performances for Lotus were so good that he almost bankrupted them thanks to a performance clause. read more »

In March 2020, the focus of Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains was dramatically shifted… from making some of the world's most technologically advanced Power Units,... read more »

Toto Wolff believes Mercedes, Ferrari, Renault and Honda are now all running at a similar performance amidst gains from their rivals in recent seasons read more »

Following Andy Cowell's decision to leave as Managing Director of Mercedes-AMG HPP, the team has announced a new management structure. read more »

Head of Mercedes' High Performance Powertrains department Andy Cowell is set to leave his current position next month, the team has announced it on Monday. read more »

Mercedes has announced that Andy Cowell, the Managing Director of the High-Performance Powertrains program, is stepping down.  read more »

Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains [HPP] managing director Andy Cowell has announced he will be leaving the Formula 1 manufacturer on July 1. read more »

Mercedes High Performance Powertrains managing director Andy Cowell will depart his position on July 1, resulting in a management restructuring at the engine division. Cowell... read more »

Mercedes has announced a senior management restructure following the decision of Andy Cowell to leave his position as Managing Director of its High Performance Powertrains... read more »

Formula 1's engineers are at their most ingenious when sidestepping the regulations to find performance - and, in this case, defying load tests to improve the car... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes that Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda and Renault are all now level on engine performance. read more »

Toto Wolff has said he is against any form of balance of power in Formula 1, although he accepts the new aerodynamic testing restrictions [ATR] as a 'fine adjustment'. read more »

Toto Wolff doesn't want to see F1 going down the route of balancing performance, insisting the best driver and car should always be allowed to prevail read more »

Former Williams performance chief and race engineer Rob Smedley thinks 2019 was Sebastian Vettel's best season in F1. read more »