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Team boss Toto Wolff has admitted Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes engineers did not tell him about a secret superbike test at Jerez last December.

Timo Glock has defended Robert Kubica in the wake of the Pole's disappointing return to F1 in Melbourne.

Organisers of the Australian grand prix look set to proceed with a full resurfacing of the Albert Park track in Melbourne.

Carmelo Ezpeleta, boss of the MotoGP rights holder Dorna, has suggested that the premier motorcycle racing category's funding model is superior to that seen in F1.

Work on Vietnam's new F1 circuit for 2020 began this week.

Non 'B' teams like Racing Point and McLaren will have to "think" about how to respond to the alliances being forged between the sport's biggest players and smaller outfits.

Red Bull-Honda looks set to be a "force" in formula one.

Nico Rosberg thinks Valtteri Bottas can keep charging towards the world championship in 2019.

Lewis Hamilton says it's "great" to discover after the Australian grand prix that his car was damaged.

Haas' two F1 drivers have slammed the new 'point for fastest lap' rule in F1.

Lance Stroll is delighted to once again have "a race car".

Max Verstappen has joined those who don't think the 2019 rule changes have made overtaking easier.

Elements of the Italian media are wondering if Ferrari's 2019 title hopes have collapsed after just a single race.

Valtteri Bottas' former long-time sponsor is not commenting on whether he thinks the Mercedes' driver's comments were specifically addressed to him in Australia.

Overtaking has not become easier with the new-for-2019 front wing designs.

Honda is promising more power, and Red Bull is determined to improve its chassis after the new works pairing impressed at the 2019 season opener in Melbourne.

Mercedes is not opposed to the introduction of a budget cap in formula one.

The newly-bearded Valtteri Bottas issued a serious rebuke to his detractors after winning the 2019 season opener in Melbourne.

Robert Kubica insists he does not regret returning to formula one.

Mattia Binotto says Ferrari is not panicking after a bad start to the 2019 season.

Cyril Abiteboul says Daniel Ricciardo may develop a "harder skin" for life further down the F1 grid.

Boss Christian Horner has backed new recruit Pierre Gasly after a difficult start to 2019 for the Red Bull driver.

Red Bull-Honda is setting its sights on championship leaders Mercedes, not the struggling Ferrari team.

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