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Lewis Hamilton thinks Formula 1 has the prospect of an “awesome” Japanese Grand Prix because he has “no idea” which of Mercedes, Ferrari or Red Bull will be quickest

Formula 1 teams will “deliver something a bit more rough” with their 2021 cars as a result of technical regulations being delayed, reckons Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies

Formula 1 is bracing itself for potential disruption over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, with it looking increasingly likely that Suzuka will be affected by super typhoon Hagibis

Pirelli says it is now in a position to nominate the 2020 specification of its Formula 1 tyres following a two-day test in Barcelona

Red Bull won two of the final four races ahead of into Formula 1’s summer break, but has fallen behind Ferrari in the battle against Mercedes since the season resumed

Ferrari says it would only regret its failed 2019 Formula 1 title bid if it had not learned from the errors that caused it to miss opportunities this season

Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko believes Honda will make developments over the winter that will make it equal to Ferrari and Mercedes for the 2020 Formula 1 season

Formula 1 teams have been “pushed and pulled in many directions” as they develop next year’s cars while also beginning “limited” work on the major design change planned for 2021

Haas Formula 1 team principal Gunther Steiner admits he will need his “thinking hat” to tackle the likely substantial drop in constructors’ championship prize money following his squad’s 2019 slump

Naoki Yamamoto will make his Formula 1 weekend debut driving for Toro Rosso in the Japanese Grand Prix’s first Friday practice session, as predicted by Autosport