George Russell says he would ‘bet his house’ on the Williams Formula 1 team not repeating its 2019 mistakes next season
Last weekend’s Russian Grand Prix was the latest Formula 1 race to feature a virtual safety-car period that turned the expected outcome on its head
Formula 1’s leading teams are supportive of an idea to publish some car part designs online for rivals to use but feel the proposal would need time to work properly
Formula 1’s 2020 calendar has been officially signed off by the FIA, following a meeting of its World Motor Sport Council on Friday
Mattia Binotto has suggested the crucial recent car upgrades that transformed Ferrari into Formula 1’s form team were a result of bringing forward development work planned for 2020
Williams believes the delayed arrival of a new Formula 1 steering wheel is still of value to Robert Kubica, even though it did not appear until after the summer break
McLaren did not consider a Ferrari supply or building its own Formula 1 engine while it decided to end its Renault deal and negotiate a Mercedes return for 2021
Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen has questioned the extension of the 2020 calendar to 22 grands prix – and suggested it will lead to divorces for mechanics
Formula 1 has responded to suggestions from a Spanish entity that it is planning an entry for 2021 by stating it is in “no serious discussions” with potential new teams
The Williams Formula 1 team says a wheel-retention issue caused George Russell’s Russian Grand Prix retirement, and reiterated a lack of spares led it to stop Robert Kubica’s sister car