MELBOURNE, Australia -- McLaren's engine supplier Honda is confident it has introduced successful fixes to the reliability issues it experienced during testing, but admits... read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Haas boss Gunther Steiner has labelled his team's qualifying performance in Australia as "amazing" but is under no illusions as to how... read more »

Last-minute Sauber Formula 1 call-up Antonio Giovinazzi said his performance in Australian Grand Prix qualifying exceeded his expectations ahead of his surprise debut read more »

Antonio Giovinazzi will start the Australian Grand Prix from sixteenth on the grid after being called up by Sauber on Saturday morning to replace Pascal Wehrlein. read more »

Jolyon Palmer has slammed his Renault Formula One car after a poor qualifying performance left him on the back-row of the grid for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.... read more »

Honda working on new power unit to solve performance deficit read more »

MELBOURNE, Australia -- McLaren's executive director Zak Brown is not expecting a big step in performance form engine partner Honda and says the car's relatively... read more »

McLaren-Honda’s ongoing reliability problems and poor performance are awful for Formula 1, according to Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle. read more »

Home boy Daniel Ricciardo was pleased with the teams performance during FP1 this morning, but feels they need to look at what happened in FP2 to take them off the pace. read more »

So far, there is a performance difference of around 0.7 seconds per lap between the soft and supersoft, as well as the supersoft and ultrasoft. read more »

Lewis Hamilton was pleased with the teams performance on Friday in Australia, after the Brit topped the times in FP2 by five tenths of a second. read more »

Sebastian Vettel downplayed Ferrari's underwhelming Friday practice in Australia, saying he is sure the team has plenty of performance to find before qualifying. Ferrari... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has blamed poor car balance for Ferrari's disappointing performance during Friday practice for the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix read more »

Lewis Hamilton puts in a scintillating performance to set the pace in second practice at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Eric Boullier is expecting a challenging weekend in Australia for the McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team. read more »

Ferrari may have disappointed in performance last season but Vettel is still sure they can return to their winning ways. read more »

McLaren has made an exploratory approach to Mercedes about an engine supply, according to the BBC. McLaren endured a problematic pre-season with its Honda power unit, which was... read more »

Christian Horner says F1 teams held back their true potential during testing as he played down concerns about Red Bull's performance. read more »

McLaren has made brief contact with Mercedes about potential power unit supply, amid current partner Honda's ongoing reliability and performance troubles… read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley thinks 2017's revamped cars "perfectly" suit the driving style of the returning Felipe Massa. Massa reversed his decision... read more »

Mercedes will be "worried" by Ferrari's impressive performance in pre-season testing, according to former F1 technical chief Mike Gascoyne. read more »

Eight days, 64 hours of testing were completed over the course of the last two weeks. Performance and reliability showed big variety between the different teams at the dawn of... read more »

Renault says its new Formula 1 engine has exceeded performance targets, despite its pre-season testing programme being impacted by reliability troubles read more »

Honda F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa says the manufacturer is slightly "scared" of its performance deficit compared to its rivals, following a troubled build-up to… read more »

Honda chief Yusuke Hasegawa admits he is more worried by the Japanese manufacturer's performance deficit to its rivals than its reliability problems over pre-season... read more »