Sergio Perez reveals that the “wrong” strategy that contributed to him being eliminated in Q2 at the Las Vegas Grand Prix was pre-planned with his Red Bull team. The Mexican... read more »

Strategy and tyre usage confirmed our predictions going into the race. The two-stop was the preferred choice of the vast majority of drivers, while the Soft was the tyre that... read more »

Max Verstappen cruises to his fourth Sprint win of the season amidst concern for a number of teams over tyre strategy for Sunday. read more »

Sky Sports commentator David Croft has stated that the Mercedes' late season reshuffle has gone down especially well with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

A sudden rain storm, indecisive strategy and a lack of soft tyres sees a slightly unusual grid for Sunday, though that man Verstappen comes out on top again. read more »

Red Bull have welcomed an exciting new addition to their junior program as part of their strategy to secure promising talent for future racing endeavors. read more »

We must continue to focus on our own performance, to move forward and to do better in every area, especially when it comes to tyre management and race strategy. read more »

Ferrari secured a sensation front-row lock out in Saturday's qualifying while McLaren's Lando Norris achieved an eye-catching comeback following his qualifying woes.... read more »

Christian Horner has pointed towards the late Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz's mantra of 'no risk, no fun' to explain their strategy choices at the Mexico... read more »

Christian Horner believes Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton were fortunate with the timing of the red flag at the Mexico City Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen says it would’ve been "interesting" to see how his two-stop strategy would have unfolded without the mid-race stoppage in the Mexico Grand Prix.... read more »

The McLaren driver had endured a dismal qualifying in Mexico City after making a mistake on his only run in Q1 and failing to make it through, ending up 17th on the grid.But... read more »

Sergio Perez believes that a strategy call during qualifying for the Mexico City Grand Prix “really hurt” the Red Bull driver’s hopes of pole position on home soil. Perez was... read more »

As expected, graining was an important consideration, especially on the softest compound and on the front left tyre. Also relevant was the degradation in terms of performance... read more »

Last weekend Leclerc took pole for Austin's United States Grand Prix, but was unable to convert that into a podium after losing the lead at the start and going the wrong... read more »

A lacklustre sprint race at the United States Grand Prix has prompted discussions about what F1 needs to do to ramp up the entertainment factor with the Saturday events. As... read more »

Following Austin, we can expect the race to be more of a fight, but we'll use our strategy to our strength. The aim is to keep on winning. read more »

Martin Brundle has shared the same view as Red Bull team principal Christian Horner over Mercedes' indecisive strategy during the United States Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari F1 boss Fred Vasseur has admitted that the decision to run Charles Leclerc on a one-stop strategy at the United States Grand Prix was a "mistake".  read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Frederic Vasseur concedes that it was "not the good choice" to place Charles Leclerc on a one-stop strategy in the United States Grand Prix.... read more »

Despite Pirelli indicating that the two-stop strategy was the clear way to go at yesterday's United States Grand Prix, three drivers attempted to perform a single-stop... read more »

Charles Leclerc has said he "doesn't know why" his Ferrari team chose to put him on a one-stop strategy after the Monagasque driver ended up finishing the United... read more »

The United States Grand Prix proved to be a race all about strategy. Eventually, Mercedes with Lewis Hamilton were tantalisingly close to a win with their late two-stop while... read more »

Carlos Sainz has revealed that he pushed Ferrari into the two-stop strategy that delivered him an eventual podium finish in Sunday's United States Grand Prix. While... read more »

The Monegasque driver started from pole and, having lost out early on to both Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton, was the only driver in the field to run a one-stop strategy.He... read more »