Mercedes has “categorically” ruled out its dual-axis steering (DAS) system playing a role in the tyre failures both cars suffered towards the end of the Formula 1 British Grand Prix
The Mercedes Formula 1 team has no plans to give Esteban Gutierrez the 300km of running he’ll need to qualify for a superlicence should he be needed as a replacement
Pirelli boss Mario Isola has downplayed concerns about the move to softer compounds for the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone following the failures in last weekend’s British GP
FIA president Jean Todt believes that Formula 1 has set a “global example” with its return to racing following the outbreak of COVID-19
Daniel Ricciardo will raise Romain Grosjean’s aggressive defensive moves during the British Grand Prix at the next Formula 1 drivers’ briefing on Friday
Pirelli has announced the British Grand Prix tyre failures were caused by the unusually long stints that were run on the hard compounds during the race
Racing Point Formula 1 technical director Andy Green says his squad is yet to fulfil the potential of its RP20 and has only seen “glimpses” of the car’s true form
Valtteri Bottas has conceded he “can’t really afford” big points losses to Lewis Hamilton in their battle for the Formula 1 world championship after failing to score at Silverstone
Alexander Albon needs a “straightforward, boring” weekend to return to form after a difficult British Grand Prix, according to Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner
McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says the team had no warning of the “sudden death” of Carlos Sainz Jr’s left-front tyre in the closing laps of the British Grand Prix