Allan McNish looks back at a year where a new generation injected excitement into a sport dominated, as ever, by politics. And Mercedes. read more »

Sebastian Vettel feels the political standoff between the powerhouses in Formula 1 means the fans are the biggest losers read more »

Bernie Ecclestone wants to "wait and see what happens" in this month's Argentina presidential elections before committing to a F1 grand prix... read more »

While Sergio Perez has no "bad feelings" towards McLaren, he reckons their politics have ruined drivers' careers... read more »

Nearly a century ago, the German sociologist Max Weber defined politics as the pursuit of power over the state. In Politics as a Vocation Weber asserts that "[t]he state... read more »

Focus on ... F1 politics Although Lewis Hamilton sealed the 2015 drivers' championship in the U.S.A. last weekend, there are still scores to be settled as Formula One... read more »

Toto Wolff talks to ESPN about the changes he has seen in Lewis Hamilton this season, the ever-changing situation regarding F1's engines and why the sport needs to be big... read more »

Despite centuries of political philosophy and theory from the likes of Plato, John Stuart Mill, Niccolo Machiavelli, and Max Weber - to name but a few - the most succinct... read more »

Watch as Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle untangles the current knot of engine politics surrounding Red Bull. read more »

Mark Webber talks to ESPN about the current state of F1 and the launch of his new autobiography Aussie Grit, which was released in the UK this week One of the main themes of... read more »

Former Ferrari chief designer Nicholas Tombazis has given a revealing interview to Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera following his unceremonious exit from the team at the... read more »

Niki Lauda isn't concerned that Mercedes' dominance of the Formula 1 World Championship is ultimately harming the sport. read more »

A clash of ideology, politics and technical unpredictability leaves F1 fighting through turbulent air, says Andrew Benson. read more »

Lewis Hamilton believes the 'politics and stuff' surrounding the future of the Italian Grand Prix will ultimately be resolved. read more »

Lewis Hamilton's and Nico Rosberg's intense battle for supremacy will lead a season set to be bursting with pressure and politics. read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds, who is a firm believer in small independent outfits, has praised the return of Manor to the Formula 1 grid. The former Marussia team... read more »

Fernando Alonso will eventually win a title at McLaren, the team he will remain with for the rest of his Formula 1 career, according to Gerhard Berger. The former McLaren-Honda... read more »

As Germany's F1 future hangs by a thread, Italy too could be facing the axe in the near future as Bernie Ecclestone and Italian politics go hard-ball. read more »

Jean-Eric Vergne believes Toro Rosso's decision not to retain him could have involved "some politics" as he says it doesn't make sense... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone insists this weekend's Russian Grand Prix has nothing to do with politics read more »

FIA president Jean Todt has privately expressed concerns over the Russian Grand Prix according to FIA insider and close ally Ari Vatanen. However, despite growing tension... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone has no concerns over the Russian Grand Prix taking place later this year, despite what is happening in the news. Many have called for the race to be cancelled... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen needs to stop making excuses or retire from Formula 1, again, according to a hard-talking Jacques Villeneuve. The 1997 F1 champion says he would never have... read more »

Red Bull could leave Formula 1 if it finds itself at the centre of controversial decisions, such as the one to disqualify Daniel Ricciardo from the Australian Grand Prix. That... read more »

Luiz Razia reckons Antonio Felix da Costa deserved the Toro Rosso race-seat more than Daniil Kvyat... read more »