Mercedes have confirmed that they weren't running on full power in Abu Dhabi, but it wasn't enough to influence the result. read more »

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff admits that defeat by Red Bull in Abu Dhabi was a "slap on the wrist". read more »

For only the second time this season, we will not see a Mercedes in pole position. Bottas will start the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in second place, and Lewis Hamilton in third. read more »

Carlos Sainz said McLaren weren't able to put a clean stint together on the soft tyres during Friday practice in Abu Dhabi. read more »

The team here at the circuit, back at the MTC and the drivers did a good job improving the car for today after we weren't really competitive in yesterday's sessions.... read more »

Our long runs weren't quite there today; the Red Bull looks to be stronger in that regard. read more »

Pirelli "warned" the teams that it's 2021 tyres would not be a revolution as they changed the construction, not the compound. read more »

As if things weren't hard enough for F1's return to Istanbul, significantly cooler temperatures and rain add to the conundrum for teams as they head into qualifying... read more »

Mercedes have insisted Lewis Hamilton's smoking brakes were no great worry at the Tuscan Grand Prix restart - because flames were not visible. read more »

Nicholas Latifi thinks that the pile-up at Mugello still would have happened if the Safety Car lights went out earlier.  read more »

We're flying a little bit blind for the race, with it being a brand-new track for F1. Our long runs in practice actually weren't that long so there are still some... read more »

Carlos Sainz says if F1 was solely about performance and "other interests" weren't involved, there'd be no reason for Racing Point to axe Sergio Perez. read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says McLaren’s Italian Grand Prix performance is “encouraging” ahead of his switch to the British squad for the 2021 season. McLaren weren’t just ‘best of the... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he's pleased the passionate 'tifosi' weren't present for the Italian Grand Prix this year as Ferrari's woeful season endured... read more »

We knew that in certain conditions we weren't as competitive as we would like to be and that caught us out today. read more »

The "borderline outrageous" pace shown by Mercedes would have forced Formula 1 rivals to consider following Racing Point and copying it if designs weren't... read more »

The FIA has explained why Honda was allowed to work on their engine while the other manufacturers weren't during the lockdown. read more »

After the first race weekend in Austria, we had to stay in the same hotel between the two events and still weren't allowed to venture out except for exercise, and if we... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto said the team worked with Formula 1 on the regulation changes, saying it wasn't right to block them. read more »

Jean Todt insists the FIA is capable of policing technical matters like the Ferrari engine, even though they weren't able to make a ruling one way or the other. read more »

Kevin Magnussen won't rule out returning to either McLaren or Renault, revealing bridges weren't "burnt" when he parted ways with the teams. read more »

Red Bull and AlphaTauri weren't the only teams wanting to race in Melbourne, they were just the only ones who had engines with neither Ferrari nor Mercedes keen to go ahead. read more »

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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admits that they selected Valtteri Bottas ahead of Esteban Ocon for the 2020 Formula 1 campaign as they viewed putting the Frenchman alongside Lewis... read more »

Ferrari principal Mattia Binotto believes the series of checks and clearances on their engine in 2019 proves they weren't cheating. read more »