Out of a race in which only 14 drivers finished, Nikita Mazepin was "seriously f**king annoyed" with Alfa Romeo's unsafe release. read more »

Lewis Hamilton conceded Mercedes are "miles away" from Red Bull after an Austrian Grand Prix that seriously damaged his World Championship hopes. read more »

In an exclusive interview with Crash.net, Max Verstappen talks battling Lewis Hamilton for the title, why he doesn't take F1 too seriously, and how he keeps getting better... read more »

While Ayrton Senna is still 'special' to him, Gerhard Berger says comparisons between Senna and Max Verstappen should be taken seriously. read more »

Both Friday practice sessions have each been cut to one hour in 2021, instead of the usual 90 minutes each.FP1 was topped by Red Bull's Max Verstappen, while team-mate... read more »

Formula 1 has reported significantly improved financial results for the first quarter of 2021 (January to March), compared to the same period last year when its income was... read more »

Limited to just three days of testing this year, Formula 1 teams faced a much smaller window than usual to get up to speed before the new season - but it still gave enough time... read more »

Mercedes are already investing time and money into their 2022 car before unveiling their challenger for the upcoming season. read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison has said the reigning champions are already thinking "very seriously" about the 2022 Formula 1 regulation changes. read more »

Guenther Steiner says that, before the budget cap was introduced, Haas were seriously considering pulling out of F1. read more »

Max Verstappen has described competing in Formula 1 as being "kind of a hobby" but insists he takes his on-track duties seriously. read more »

Mattia Binotto has hailed Ferrari's customer teams for giving their young drivers a Formula 1 learning ground that "seriously helps them out". read more »

Daimler's dilution of its shareholding in the Mercedes Formula 1 team has paved the way to speculation that it is the first step of an exit strategy. read more »

Red Bull says neither Sebastian Vettel nor Nico Hulkenberg were ever seriously considered for a 2021 Formula 1 race seat with the team read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner has stressed that the team are taking Nikita Mazepin's recent behaviour and shocking social media post "seriously" and are... read more »

Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner says the team is taking Nikita Mazepin's recent video incident "seriously". read more »

Haas Formula 1 chief Gunther Steiner says the team is taking the recent incident with Nikita Mazepin "very seriously", but has asked for privacy as it addresses the... read more »

The Bahrain Grand Prix became one to remember, not least because of some spectacular crashes during which fortunately nobody got seriously hurt. But, in the end, it was... read more »

Red Bull raced its 300th Formula 1 Grand Prix last weekend and team principal Christian Horner has reflected on what he believes to be the key turning point at which the team... read more »

Renault's Formula 1 gains this year, and its renewed commitment to the championship, shows that it can now be regarded as a serious outfit, according to its team boss.... read more »

Cyril Abiteboul believes Renault's recent results have finally proven the team is on an upward trajectory and should now be taken seriously in Formula 1. read more »

Honda's exit from Formula 1 means Max Verstappen may be tempted to ditch Red Bull and seek a move to Mercedes to fulfil his World Championship dream. read more »

The safety car restart crash that triggered the first red flag in the Tuscan Grand Prix can only be described as complete and utter carnage. Fortunately no one was seriously... read more »

The tifosi's worst fears are realised, as Ferrari chairman, John Elkann admits that he doesn't expect his team to be in a position to seriously target wins until the... read more »

Using an alternate layout for one of the races at Silverstone this season was never "seriously" considered, says track boss Stuart Pringle. read more »