Latest Formula One News

Lewis Hamilton is still better than Max Verstappen, according to the Red Bull driver's boss Dr Helmut Marko.

Ferrari must speed up its pitstops in 2020, boss Mattia Binotto has admitted.

Gunther Steiner has admitted he was "pretty close" to taking drastic measures after Haas' two drivers crashed at Silverstone last year.

Robert Kubica will have an important role at Alfa Romeo in 2020, the Polish driver's sponsor PKN Orlen has announced.

It is "not possible" for McLaren to take on the top three teams until the budget cap comes into force.

Williams has determined areas of the team's cars in 2018 and 2019 that were "fundamentally wrong".

Fernando Alonso insists his participation in the fabled Dakar Rally is not a marketing gimmick.

The Dutch GP is being set up to survive without Max Verstappen, according to Zandvoort circuit boss Robert van Overdijk.

Former Williams driver Sergey Sirotkin has admitted that he is "very unlikely" to ever race again in Formula 1.

Flavio Briatore has scoffed at speculation that Toto Wolff could be set to switch to Ferrari.

Porsche motorsport boss Fritz Enzinger has revealed that the German marque designed a Formula 1 engine in 2017.

Whether Germany returns to the F1 calendar is in large part up to Liberty Media.

F1 could soon add Saudi Arabia to the race calendar.

Jean Todt says he would like to see two new teams in Formula 1.

Ferrari is "getting used to" to the inter-team battle between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc.

Frederic Vasseur admits he is not dreaming of attracting bigger-name star drivers to Alfa Romeo.

Robert Kubica appears to be headed towards a third driver role for 2020 at Racing Point.

Marcus Ericsson looks set to take another step away from the Formula 1 paddock in 2020.

Charles Leclerc insists that his relationship with teammate Sebastian Vettel is still good.

Pierre Gasly thinks his 2020 seat at Toro Rosso, to be renamed Alpha Tauri next year, is "completely deserved".

Chase Carey denies that Formula E, the all-electric racing series, is a threat to Formula 1.

Max Verstappen says the majority of the drivers in Formula 1 would become world champion in a Mercedes.

Mercedes needs to make its car "a lot faster" in order to beat both Ferrari and Red Bull-Honda in 2020.

Racing Point has hit out at the new rules for 2021.