Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the team has shifted all its focus to 2017 and Formula One's next generation of cars. Next year's regulation changes will... read more »

MONZA, Italy -- Felipe Massa was brought back to earth with a bang after his retirement announcement as a brake sensor issue significantly limited his Friday running. Massa... read more »

Engineers at Formula One's top three teams are in agreement that the design of the Halo cockpit protection device can be significantly improved now that it has an extra... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo labelled his British Grand Prix as "lonely" and "boring" as he finished adrift of the leading trio in fourth position. Ricciardo dived into... read more »

Felipe Massa downplayed Williams' deficit to Red Bull and insists he was happy with his recovery to the top 10 during the Spanish Grand Prix. Having closed the gap to Red... read more »

Manor rookie Pascal Wehrlein says that the squad is now working well as a team, as it bids to move further up the Formula 1 grid. Manor finished significantly adrift of the... read more »

Sauber driver Felipe Nasr says his Chinese Grand Prix was compromised by the early contact with Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton, which left him significantly adrift of… read more »

Jenson Button has conceded that the Chinese Grand Prix "won't be easy" for McLaren-Honda, as he expects significantly different track conditions to the first… read more »

Pascal Wehrlein says he is encouraged by Manor's deficit to the front runners, and believes that the squad has made substantial progress during pre-season testing.... read more »

Manor Racing has launched its Mercedes-powered MRT05 as it bids to move away from the back of the pack, following its revival in 2015. Manor, formerly Marussia, returned to... read more »

Williams has become the first team to launch its 2016 car after releasing images of its new FW38 on Friday morning. The team had promised the 2016 car would be... read more »

Christian Horner has called on the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone to join forces and push through regulation changes for 2017 at a meeting in Geneva next Tuesday. Plans to make the... read more »

Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has encouraged Formula One's rule makers to push ahead with a new set of regulations aimed at making the sport more extreme in 2017. Plans to... read more »

Modifications to the Honda engine will see McLaren begin the 2016 Formula 1 season with significantly more power available to it, according to sources. read more »

Mercedes technical boss Paddy Lowe confirms engines will be "significantly" louder this season. read more »

Formula 1's modified exhaust regulations should lead to a "significant increase" in engine noise levels for the upcoming season, Mercedes technical chief Paddy… read more »

Formula 1's manufacturers have agreed to significantly reduce customer engine supply costs, and ensure that no team is left without a power unit, in return for… read more »

Without the money to significantly develop its 2015 F1 contender, Sauber is hoping an evolution of the C34 will be strong enough to compete with its anticipated 2016 rivals. read more »

"Williams Advanced Engineering, the division of Williams that commercialises Formula One derived technology and knowhow, has collaborated with UK start-up Aerofoil Energy... read more »

McLaren Honda drivers Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso are confident the team's 2016 car will be significantly faster than its predecessor... read more »

Williams are developing a "significantly different" car for the 2016 season as they bid to take the next step in their revival. read more »

Williams spent much of the second half of the season focusing on a "significantly different" 2016 car, which head of vehicle performance Rob Smedley says explains the... read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley says the team is encouraged by the "significantly different" car it plans to unveil for 2016. Williams finished third in the... read more »

Williams is hitting all its targets in the windtunnel with its "significantly" different car for the 2016 Formula 1 season, according to performance chief Rob Smedley read more »

Rob Smedley says next year's Williams FW38 will be 'significantly different' to its four-time podium winning challenge. read more »