Williams: We look to build on our learning from Australia
It’s round two of the 2019 FIA Formula 1 World Championship and we are off to the Persian Gulf and Bahrain. The team endured a challenging fir... Read More...
Binotto: Corrections we made will be evident in Bahrain
Clearly not licking their wounds from the trouncing they got from Mercedes in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari intend to show wha... Read More...
Schumacher to test for Ferrari and Alfa in Bahrain
As we previously reported, Mick Schumacher will follow in the footsteps of his legendary father, Michael Schumacher, as he looks set for his Formu... Read More...
McLaren: Difficult to predict where we are for Bahrain
McLaren sporting director and their drivers preview the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, Round 2 of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship, at Bahrain I... Read More...
Video: The extreme one-off Ferrari P80/C
https://youtu.be/dacP372xljI Ferrari have unveiled the stunning one-off Ferrari P80/C oozing Formula 1 feature and technology, yet again raising th... Read More...
Herta: I feel like one race win isn’t enough
The scene in Colton Herta’s pit at the end of Sunday’s Indycar Classic at Circuit of the Americas (COTA) could be summarized in two words: Joyful ... Read More...
Bahrain Grand Prix tyre selection
Pirelli have revealed the tyre compounds chosen by trams for the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, Round 2 of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship, at ... Read More...
Abiteboul: Disappointed our car is not top of the midfield
As much as Ferrari disappointed with their AWOL performance at the Australian Grand Prix, Formula 1 fans were also let down by the Renault team wh... Read More...
Outside Line: Gasly already under big pressure
Suffering two crashes in testing and a debut to forget in Melbourne, the pressure is already piling up for Pierre Gasly at Red Bull. We may be ... Read More...
Boullier: From day one Honda were unprepared for F1
Eric Boullier has been off the radar since he was unceremoniously dumped by McLaren last year as team chief Zak Brown swept clean the old order at... Read More...
Villeneuve: Kubica return to F1 sends out the wrong signal
While Robert Kubica's return to Formula 1 is the stuff of legend, hailed almost universally as one of the greatest comebacks in sport, Jacques Vil... Read More...
Indycar COTA: Colton Herta becomes youngest Indycar winner
The newest race on the NTT IndyCar Series schedule has the newest – and youngest – winner in Indycar history. Colton Herta won the Indycar Clas... Read More...
Brown: If F1 is not fair and cost effective we could leave
As the Formula 1 world waits for Tuesday when Liberty Media combine with the FIA to present a blueprint for the future of the sport at the highest... Read More...
Johansson: Independent teams are the clowns in the show
Stefan Johansson has kicked the hornet's nest in a long and detailed document entitled "Make Racing Awesome Again" in which he outlines the proble... Read More...
COTA qualifying shows big gap between F1 and Indycar
The gulf in performance between Formula 1 and Indycar was something of an eye-opener, as for the first time in decades back-to-back comparisons co... Read More...
Horner: Bahrain will reflect the real F1 pecking order
While Red Bull enjoyed a strong weekend at the Australian Grand Prix, powered by Honda for the first time, a podium was their reward at the season... Read More...
Hakkinen: Ferrari team orders unexpected in first race
Mika Hakkinen was surprised by team orders dished out by Ferrari to keep Charles Leclerc behind Sebastian Vettel during the Australian Grand Prix,... Read More...
Inside Line: Time to stop the bullshit Toto Wolff
With the Australian Grand Prix done and dusted, Mercedes again showed how mighty they are, despite propagating preseason testing fake news that th... Read More...