Formula 1 races into Hockenheim this weekend for what could be the last German GP for a few years to come. Last season’s race proved to be an intriguing one given that Sebastian Vettel threw away the win when he crashed during a late rain shower handing Lewis Hamilton the win, and – many would […]
Mattia Binotto says it was "two completely different problems" that robbed his drivers of a potential front row.
McLaren have defended Lando Norris, saying while it is good that he is "self-critical", his Q1 exit in Germany was not entirely his fault.
Missing out on a Q3 berth by 0.023s, Daniel Ricciardo admits it is frustrating to be on the "wrong side" in qualifying.
Honda have apologised to Red Bull's Max Verstappen after they tried a PU mode in qualifying at the German Grand Prix that backfired.
Lewis Hamilton will start the German GP from pole position, taking advantage of not one but two issues that cost the Ferrari drivers.
Details of how to watch the 2019 F1 German Grand Prix live via TV or live stream as well as full weekend schedule and grid positions.
Sebastian Vettel admitted to being "very bitter" after a turbo issue cost him any qualifying action at the German Grand Prix.
Kimi Raikkonen will start the German Grand Prix from P5, and he celebrated with a cheeky dab.
Lando Norris believes he let McLaren down for the first time in his career following his Q1 exit at the German Grand Prix.
Engine issues in Q1 for Sebastian Vettel and fuel problems for Charles Leclerc in Q3 took Ferrari from a possible front-row lockout to P10 and P20.
Charles Leclerc predicts a "fun race" as he looks to lead the Ferrari revival after a dismal qualifying at the German Grand Prix.
Despite making Q2 for the first time since Japan 2018, Lance Stroll feels SportPesa Racing Point took a "step backwards" in qualifying for the German GP.
Qualifying for the German GP was a similar story as Williams lagged at the back, but George Russell believes their updates are working.
Lewis Hamilton benefited from Ferrari's qualifying woes to take pole position for the German Grand Prix.
Mick Schumacher has completed his first demo run in his father's title-winning Ferrari 2004 at the Hockenheimring in Germany.
Charles Leclerc set the pace in FP3 for the German GP as several drivers, including Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, lost lap times for exceeding track limits.
Robert Kubica will run Williams' spare chassis from third practice onward with Williams saying his previous chassis is "not repairable at the track."
Arriving in Hockenheim with a slimmed down RP19, Lance Stroll reckons the "diet" is clearly working for Racing Point's 2019 challenger.
Kevin Magnussen was left to rue Haas' latest updates saying they didn't work in Germany while Romain Grosjean is relishing his return to the past.
Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas are both hoping for rain this weekend after a blistering hot day of practice at the Hockenheimring.
Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, was left visibly frustrated after Pierre Gasly crashed out in second practice ahead of the German Grand Prix.
Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel has said the team have "quite a bit of margin to go faster" after the first day of practice at the Hockenheimring.
Whilst Mercedes are now on top of their cooling issues, Toto Wolff now has concerns over grip level and Ferrari's pace through the corners.