Russell and Hamilton are set to embark on their second season as Mercedes team-mates in the 2023 campaign, which will follow the difficult 2022 season where Mercedes' W13... read more »

On the positive side, its revamped Renault E-Tech RE22 power unit locked in both a decent step forward in horsepower, but also a compact design that helped with packaging of... read more »

Mercedes driver George Russell believes that the increasing weight of F1 cars is putting the drivers at more risk and calls for the FIA to prioritise this issue. read more »

George Russell says that the increasing weight of Formula 1 cars is now at risk of becoming a safety issue for the drivers.  The weight of the cars has been increasing over the... read more »

Guenther Steiner says it is a risk for teams to bring in rookie drivers in Formula 1 on the back of Mick Schumacher's struggles during his time in the sport in 2021 and 2022. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has conceded that securing a race drive with a backmarker team for next season could have exaggerated the risk of a permanent F1 exit. read more »

Following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020 and the delayed start to that season, the FIA introduced a strict set of protocols to reduce the risk of... read more »

New Williams driver Logan Sergeant has revealed how he balanced risk versus reward during his decisive Abu Dhabi F2 weekend. read more »

For the first time since the turbo hybrid rules were introduced in 2014, Mercedes failed to win either a drivers' or constructors' championship this year.But... read more »

Russell picked up eight points and P1 on the grid for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix after charging from third place on the grid to win the final F1 sprint of the season,... read more »

Pierre Gasly was the first to gamble on slick tyres in Q1, and his move prompted the rest of the field to follow suit as he immediately found time in the dry weather tyres. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo has admitted his "risk" could backfire and his F1 career could end this month. read more »

World champion Max Verstappen says Formula 1's Sprint races can be improved for next season as the current lack of risk drivers are willing to take in the shortened format... read more »

Red Bull believe as many as six teams could fail to stay under the 2022 F1 cost cap.  read more »

Despite winning both Sprint Races so far this season, Max Verstappen has slammed the current format by stating that due to the high risk/low reward nature of them, 'not... read more »

F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali insists that the lack of a title showdown this year will not hurt F1's finances. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes no F1 team will risk breaching the budget cap in future after witnessing the "big reputational consequences" suffered by... read more »

The German manufacturer has endured a challenging 2022 campaign and, despite having got one pole position this year, is at risk of not winning a race for the first time since... read more »

Charles Leclerc has suggested he and Sergio Perez can take "more risks" in battling over the final three races given the season-defining stakes. read more »

However, he admits he can't say with "100% confidence" that Red Bull will be safe - and suggests that six teams are still at risk of breaching the 2022 cap... read more »

F1's governing body revealed after the Japanese GP that both Red Bull and Aston Martin were in breach of F1's financial regulations for 2021, putting them at risk of... read more »

The FIA revealed after the Japanese Grand Prix that both Red Bull and Aston Martin were in breach of F1's financial regulations for 2021, putting them at risk of... read more »

There seems little doubt that some of F1's previous great wet weather drives - think Ayrton Senna at Portugal in 1985, Michael Schumacher at Barcelona in 1996 and Damon... read more »

The delays in getting the Japanese Grand Prix going on Sunday has reopened the debate about whether or not F1 needs a rethink about cars being better able to cope with poor... read more »

Carlos Sainz has slated the deployment of a recovery vehicle during the safety car period at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix as "worthless" and high risk. read more »