Latest Formula One News

Liberty Media's proposed budget cap is no closer to being ready to implement.

Mick Schumacher has a more meticulous approach to motor racing than does Max Verstappen.

Mick Schumacher's famous surname is not a guarantee of success in formula one.

Porsche is not putting together a formula one team.

Ross Brawn says official tyre supplier Pirelli has work to do to spice up the F1 show.

Gunther Steiner thinks the engine regulations are staying basically the same for 2021.

Tatiana Calderon says it is possible she will return to the wheel of the Sauber before the end of the year.

Mark Webber says he is worried about Daniel Ricciardo's F1 future.

Maurizio Arrivabene has slammed suggestions he is locked in a bitter power dispute with fellow Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto.

Efforts have begun to raise the money needed to organise a Dutch grand prix for 2020.

Charles Leclerc could be in the running to be world champion in 2019.

Nyck de Vries has played down reports he might complete Williams' 2019 driver lineup.

Ferrari failed to 'protect' Sebastian Vettel as the German struggled under the pressure of his 2018 title tilt.

Vietnam has taken a big step towards being on the 2020 F1 calendar.

Lewis Hamilton says he does not feel bad for Fernando Alonso, as the Spaniard prepares for the last two grands prix in his long F1 career.

Ferrari must resist the urge to "panic" after Sebastian Vettel failed to win the 2018 world championship.

Max Verstappen says any top driver would have won the 2018 world championship in Lewis Hamilton's car.

Sebastian Vettel thinks his world championship campaign started to hit the skids in mid September.

Daniel Ricciardo will complete the final two races of his career at Red Bull.

Robert Kubica has admitted that moving to a testing role at Ferrari is a possibility for 2019.

Sebastian Vettel may be past his prime in formula one.

Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson is switching to Indycar for 2019.

Dr Helmut Marko says he is "very optimistic" about Red Bull's title chances for 2019.

The issue of Mercedes' controversial wheel rim 'holes' is not dead yet.