Daniel Ricciardo insists he has "no regrets" about his move to Renault despite a tough start to the 2019 F1 season. read more »

Ferrari recently tried and failed to get an F1 rule change through that it felt was for the good of the championship, as it was designed to reduce Mercedes' advantage at... read more »

After years of struggle and embarrassment, Honda is finally a winner again in Formula 1, doing so at Red Bull's home race in Austria with Max Verstappen. It's been a... read more »

A plan to revert to last year's tyre specification in Formula One has not received the majority vote it needed to come into play later this season. read more »

The attempt to have Pirelli revert to the 2018-spec thicker treaded tyres has failed after five teams voted against the move. read more »

Mercedes faced fresh drama with its latest specification engine in Austrian Grand Prix Friday practice when Valtteri Bottas was forced to switch back to an old power unit read more »

The teams are to meet with the FIA and Pirelli on Friday in a bid to have the Italian manufacturer revert to the 2018-spec thicker treaded tyres. read more »

Romain Grosjean will be able to switch to the Haas Formula 1 team's new rear suspension from the Austrian Grand Prix thanks to retiring in France last weekend read more »

Formula 1 teams will meet with the FIA and Pirelli on Friday morning in Austria to formally discuss going back to the 2018 tyre construction, Autosport has learned read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says it would have been a greater risk to remain at Red Bull, than to switch to Renault. The Australian also dismissed the notion that he opted to move due to... read more »

Formula 1 drivers will switch teams during the career mode of the championship's official game for the first time in this year's F1 2019 release read more »

Pirelli's Mario Isola felt the strategy to run the medium compound first and switch to the hard was the optimum one, but other strategies also enabled drivers to gain... read more »

As the debate over Sebastian Vettel's Canadian GP penalty continues, we switch focus from the incident itself to what F1 could do to avoid similar situations occurring in... read more »

Formula 1 could switch to carbon-ceramic brakes in the future if it needs to become more road relevant, suggests supplier Brembo read more »

With a mid-season upgrade in the pipeline, Claire Williams insists that things are improving and there is no intention to switch focus to 2020 car. read more »

Formula 1 has called off its expected switch to standard gearbox cassettes in 2021, following a World Motor Sport Council vote to retain freedom of gearbox supply in the... read more »

Haas and Alfa Romeo have announced they will switch to the new Ferrari Spec Two engine for the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari Formula 1 customer engine teams Haas and Alfa Romeo will both switch to the Italian manufacturer's upgraded specification of power unit for the Monaco Grand Prix read more »

After Ferrari introduced its updated power unit in Spain, Haas will now make the switch ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

A fresh track layout for the proposed new circuit in Rio de Janeiro has been unveiled as the future of the Brazilian Grand Prix remains up in the air. Brazil's president... read more »

Pirelli gives further insight into the cars that will be used to do the initial 'donkey work' as F1 prepares to make the switch to 18" tyres. read more »

Lewis Hamilton laughed off the suggestion that he had threatened a move to Ferrari while negotiating his contracts with Ferrari in the past. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff... read more »

Overall performance was just not enough by a few hundredths to get us through to Q3. We now switch our focus to preparing for the race. read more »

George Russell has Robert Kubica's Williams chassis and vice versa as the team continue to feel the effect of the drain cover crash in Baku. read more »

Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro has revealed the Brazilian GP will switch venues to a new circuit in Rio de Janeiro from 2020.  read more »