Turrini: Undeniable step backwards for Ferrari
While Lewis Hamilton versus Max Verstappen takes centre stage in this year's Formula 1 World Championship battle, Ferrari's much-hyped revival was d... Read More...
Vettel: We have to deal with what we have
On Saturday, after qualifying, photos went viral of Sebastian Vettel watching Q2 and Q3 from track-side after being knocked out of qualifying for ... Read More...
Baldisserri: Vettel overrated and he is not Schumacher’s heir
Ferrari should consider making Sebastian Vettel the number two driver behind Charles Leclerc, so so suggests highly-experienced Ferrari engineer L... Read More...
Turrini: Ferrari lacks a leader, a real Capo, a point of reference
Leo Turrini is one of Formula 1's leading authorities on anything to do with Scuderia Ferrari, the veteran Italian journo is a legend in his count... Read More...
Binotto: Is it only downforce or is it more than that?
The new aero rules that kicked in for the 2019 Formula 1 season split teams in terms of the optimum concept to maximise the new, supposedly more r... Read More...
Ojjeh: It’s printed in McLaren’s DNA we’re here to win
According to McLaren co-owner Mansour Ojjeh the team needed to make a dramatic change, after three years in the Formula 1 wilderness, in an effort... Read More...
Inside Line: Red Bull big winners in McLaren saga
All that remains is the official announcement that McLaren have ditched Honda power to take on Renault engines, which will trigger Toro Rosso's an... Read More...
British media reporting McLaren-Renault as a done deal
Various British news organisations are reporting that McLaren and Honda have terminated their partnership, with the Woking outfit to be powered by... Read More...
Alonso: I intend to be loyal to the team
As a decision regarding the future of McLaren and their engine supplier looms, Fernando Alonso has declared his loyalty to the team and reveals th... Read More...
Inside Line: Why is McLaren so keen on problematic Renault?
McLaren are reportedly on the verge of ditching Honda and sign up as a customer for Renault power units which they hope will propel them to the sh... Read More...
Hasegawa: I’m not sure it will be enough
Honda F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa admits he is doing all he can to convince McLaren that ditching their troubled project is not the right course of ac... Read More...
Zak Brown: We need to make a decision this week
In the wake of another dismal performance by Honda powered McLaren, this time at Monza, talk of a divorce gathered steam after the Italian Grand P... Read More...
McLaren and Honda a step closer to divorce
McLaren's unhappy partnership with Honda appeared to be heading for divorce on Sunday after an Italian Grand Prix of hefty grid penalties, poor pe... Read More...
Brown: McLaren have Plan B and C if Alonso goes
McLaren have backup plans in place should Fernando Alonso leave the team at the end of the Formula 1 season in November, executive director Zak Br... Read More...
Abiteboul: I don’t want a frustrated Fernando in a Renault
Fernando Alonso's season of gloom got even drearier when he retired his McLaren after struggling all afternoon with the woefully under-powered Hon... Read More...
Alonso: I received several offers but will wait as long as possible
Fernando Alonso responded to reported interest from Williams on Saturday by saying he had received several offers to leave McLaren at the end of t... Read More...
McLaren may have to stick it out with Honda
McLaren may have no choice but to stay with Honda next season after the Japanese manufacturer played down talk of a switch to Toro Rosso, and Rena... Read More...
Abiteboul: McLaren is a great team
Renault chief Cyril Abiteboul appears to be sitting on the fence with regards to the prospect of supplying engines to the beleaguered McLaren team... Read More...