Mercedes has already prepared for life with a less powerful power unit at Monza by running six to seven tenths a lap down at the Belgian Grand Prix. read more »

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari is struggling to understand the cause of its one-lap pace issues at Spa-Francorchamps, as its troubled 2020 campaign continued. Neither Leclerc nor... read more »

Williams lapped Spa-Francorchamps four seconds faster year-on-year, while of the 10 teams only Ferrari was unable to improve its times. Williams struggled last season and was... read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto has blamed a lack of understanding of the Pirelli tyres this weekend as the cause of its woeful showing on Friday, which saw Charles... read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas seemed to deliberately go a bit slower in sector one in FP3 to save their reds, and go quickest. read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto says the team are slower than Mercedes and Red Bull, but are also "very close" to the midfield leaders. read more »

Pierre Gasly says Williams has made "enormous progress" and AlphaTauri must now regard it as another midfield opponent in Formula 1. Williams spent 2019 marooned at... read more »

Finnish Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas secured pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton stranded at 0.012s while Max Verstappen was more than half a second... read more »

George Russell says Williams are still "a number of tenths" slower than the others in qualifying trim, but is hopeful for their race pace. read more »

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari is braced for a difficult start to the delayed 2020 Formula 1 season, believing it is "99 per cent sure" it will be slower than last […] read more »

Although there is now a limit on the number of staff that teams can have at a race weekend, Ferrari don't expect it to slow down pitstops. read more »

Formula 1's pitstops should not be any slower as a result of the staffing restrictions that have been put on teams, reckons Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies read more »

Despite the regulations staying the same, Racing Point technical director Andrew Green has explained why the cars will be slower in 2021. read more »

Racing Point technical director Andrew Green believes Formula 1 cars will be slower next season, even though they will fundamentally be an evolution of this season's... read more »

Mercedes technical director James Allison predicts that the 18-inch tyres coming for 2022 will slow cars down by two seconds per lap. read more »

Mercedes sat down to talk with Toto Wolff about where his passion for racing started, his memories of meeting Lewis and Valtteri for the first time, adapting to a slower pace... read more »

We sat down to talk with Toto Wolff about where his passion for racing started, his memories of meeting Lewis and Valtteri for the first time, adapting to a slower pace of life... read more »

Valtteri Bottas set the pace for Mercedes as Formula 1 pre-season testing came to a conclusion in Spain on Friday. Bottas used Pirelli's C5 tyres to post a lap time of... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari's new Formula 1 car is "a bit draggy", causing it to trail its rivals for straightline speed through pre-season testing read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto says that Ferrari have worked to improve on their aerodynamic deficiencies compared to Formula 1 rivals Mercedes over the winter break. read more »

We're back in Barcelona for the first day of the second Formula 1 pre-season test. Alex, Jon and Luke rundown the news from today and a notably slower fastest time than... read more »

Mattia Binotto feels Ferrari is currently slower than rival squads Mercedes and Red Bull as the first 2020 Formula 1 pre-season test heads towards its conclusion at Barcelona read more »

Formula 1 faces the risk of its new generation of cars being slower than Formula 2 in 2021, warns Racing Point team principal Otmar Szafnauer read more »

Valtteri Bottas suspects Mercedes have fallen behind both Ferrari and Red Bull in Formula 1's speed stakes, but is not concerned that it will continue into 2020. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo dismisses concerns about slower F1 cars in the 2021 rules shake-up if it creates closer racing read more »