Ferrari Formula 1 driver Sebastian Vettel says he feels no need to look at his Singapore Grand Prix crash any further, intimating it will not change his startline tactics read more »

Williams hope to perform more strongly than we were able to do in Singapore. read more »

"I think it’s part of racing and it’s also not the first time I’ve been in a situation like this and it’s also probably not the last." read more »

“In Singapore Sebastian was first and I was fourth in qualifying so if you compare it with Mercedes we were better.” read more »

Despite crashing out of the Singapore GP after a dubious start - and taking a hit in the title race as a consequence - Sebastian Vettel insists he won't change his approach. read more »

Sandwiched between two Ferraris in Singapore, Max Verstappen will experience more of the same in Sepang as he joins Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen in Thursday's presser. read more »

Sauber F1 Team driver Marcus Ericsson is looking forward to Japan - the race after the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend. read more »

The complexion of the 2017 Formula 1 world championship battle changed completely with Lewis Hamilton's victory and Sebastian Vettel's disaster in the Singapore Grand... read more »

Sahara Force India's Tom McCullough says this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix will follow similar traits in terms of hot conditions to the last round at Singapore read more »

Haas boss Guenther Steiner thinks finishing seventh in the championship is still a realistic aim for 2017 despite slipping behind Renault in Singapore. Jolyon Palmer scored... read more »

Fernando Alonso will be able to re-use the engine fitted for the Singapore Grand Prix after no terminal damage was found following the chaotic start. read more »

Fernando Alonso will arrive in Malaysia without facing the immediate prospect of grid penalties after Honda confirmed his car's engine survived the heavy crash which... read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes has worked hard to understand its initial struggle to find performance in Singapore as the unlikely victory which followed proves the remaining six... read more »

Toto Wolff has said Mercedes wills till be striving to win every one of the remaining races this season, despite their somewhat lucky result in Singapore last time out. read more »

Toto Wolff insists that win in Singapore - Lewis Hamilton's third successive victory - doesn't ensure title win. read more »

Honda confirms Fernando Alonso's engine from the Singapore Grand Prix can be re-used despite fears it was damaged in the start-line crash. read more »

Lewis Hamilton will have to remain on top of his game to maintain his lead in the F1 championship, his Mercedes team say. read more »

Honda has revealed McLaren's Fernando Alonso will be able to re-use the Formula 1 engine he raced in Singapore despite initial fears it had been damaged beyond repair read more »

Honda confirms Fernando Alonso's Singapore engine can be re-used read more »

Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne preview the Malaysian Grand Prix following a mixed result in Singapore. read more »

Fernando Alonso will be able to re-use the power unit that was fitted to his car for the Singapore Grand Prix, where he got taken out on the opening… read more »

Toto Wolff stresses the need for Mercedes to stay at the top of its game and not get carried away after its surprise success in Singapore. read more »

Force India brought a new innovation in Formula 1 car design to the recent Singapore Grand Prix, adding more than 30 small fins to the top of its engine cover read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes has focused on the "painful" moments of the Singapore Grand Prix in a bid to boost its prospects over the remainder of the… read more »

Mercedes has focused on 'painful' Singapore moments read more »