McLaren F1 boss Zak Brown has once again hit out at the way Red Bull operate alongside Racing Bulls. read more »

F1 driver-turned-pundit Johnny Herbert has an 'unhealthy obsession' with a particular world champion, at least that's what Spanish publication Marca thinks. read more »

Moving to an Italian team brings with it many things for Lewis Hamilton, not least the temptation of fantastic, yet potentially unhealthy, food... read more »

The German failed to progress from Q1, qualifying only 19th in what was a far departure from his previous efforts this season.A bold gamble on full wet tyres saw both... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown appears to have once again taken aim at the 'unhealthy situation' between Red Bull and their sister team AlphaTauri, citing the 'potential... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown has reignited his calls for F1 to address what he has described as being an "unhealthy situation" by allowing organisations to own two teams.  read more »

Brown wrote an open letter about the state of F1 that was published on Thursday, in which he called for a move to secret ballot voting at F1 Commission meetings.Brown said the... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has called for F1 to introduce "secret ballot voting with immediate effect" to end what he sees as the "unhealthy" rise of team... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the relentless pursuit from his team to catch up to Ferrari's engine in 2019 stretched staff maybe too far. read more »

World Champion Lewis Hamilton says he was "way too hard on myself" during the early stages of his Formula 1 career, believing with hindsight that it was an unhealthy... read more »

The coronavirus pandemic should be the "final wake-up call" for an "unhealthy" Formula 1 championship to make big changes, according to McLaren, as leading... read more »

An "unhealthy and not sustainable" Formula 1 is facing its "final wake-up call" in the face of the ongoing coronavirus crisis. read more »

The air quality in Singapore reached "unhealthy" levels on Wednesday evening, but the haze has started to clear and people can breathe easy ... for now. read more »

Specific measures will be in place at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix in response to health advisories from the national government over "unhealthy" air concerns read more »

Just days ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, the city-state is shrouded in a haze of toxic smoke which is described by the National Environment Agency as "unhealthy". read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Formula One needs this year's regulation changes to mix up the competitive order for the good of the sport. Mercedes has dominated... read more »

Adrian Newey: Dominance of engines 'unhealthy' for Formula 1 read more »

Adrian Newey has once again labelled Mercedes' current dominance "unhealthy", questioning "what's the point in winning" if there's no... read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey is expecting his team to lose more ground to rivals Mercedes and Ferrari this year as a result of Formula One's... read more »

Adrian Newey has described the effects of Formula 1's current power unit regulations as "very unhealthy", lamenting the performance advantage recently enjoyed… read more »

Red Bull chief designer Adrian Newey believes that the current advantage held by engine manufacturers in Formula 1 has left the sport in an unhealthy position. Red Bull claimed... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fears Formula 1 is rapidly becoming unhealthy as Mercedes and Ferrari dominate the engine market read more »

Organisers of the Singapore Grand Prix say they are monitoring the haze situation ahead of this weekend's event, though have no plans to amend the schedule. Farmers in... read more »

Pat Symonds reckons employing Fernando Alonso to drive for Williams would hurt the teams progress which has seen them come from backmarker to frontrunner in a single season. In... read more »

In her latest column for Crash.net, Kate Walker looks at just how considered the WMSC was in approving the regulation changes for 2015, and is concerned by the outcome... read more »