Renault hope Red Bull ‘regret’ Honda decision
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has said it is now the team's aim to make Red Bull "regret" their decision to leave them and join forces with Honda.
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Hamilton: ‘Desire to win title greater than ever’
Lewis Hamilton has spoken about his motivations ahead of the French Grand Prix this weekend.
Marko: Renault forced us into Honda switch
Red Bull's motorsport advisor Dr Helmet Marko has said that Renault's impatience led to the team announcing their switch to Honda earlier than planned.
Mallya denies Force India takeover rumours
Vijay Mallya's representative has said Force India are not close to being taken over despite recent links of new ownership.
Renault won’t spend ‘hundreds of millions’
Renault may be looking to win a World title but they won't try to do so with a big-salaried driver, or by blowing "hundreds of millions".
Watch: Red Bull preview the French GP
Fresh from the announcement of their new engine partners, Red Bull look ahead to the French Grand Prix.
Stroll ‘not a big fan’ of French Grand Prix
Lance Stroll is not particularly looking forward to the French Grand Prix as he is "not a big fan" of the Paul Ricard circuit.
Formula 1 confirms Belgian GP extension
Formula 1 has officially confirmed that the Belgian Grand Prix will continue to be held at Spa until at least 2021.
‘Marchionne jealous of Ferrari’s past success’
Sergio Marchionne is "very jealous" of Ferrari's past success, that's according to former president Luca di Montezemolo.
Alonso: The Triple Crown is on
Adding the 24 Hours of Le Mans title to his collection, Fernando Alonso says the Triple Crown is on and "soon."
‘Fact, Mercedes aren’t favourites for France’
Beaten in Montreal, a track that has belonged to them the last three years, Valtteri Bottas says Mercedes are "definitely not" the favourites to win in France.
The French Grand Prix timetable
Formula 1 returns to France this season with round eight of the championship playing out the Paul Ricard Circuit.
Renault, Honda react to Red Bull’s engine swap
After 12 years and four World titles, Renault have declared Red Bull's move to Honda power a "natural evolution."
Red Bull make the switch to Honda
Red Bull have decided to swap from Renault to Honda power, with Christian Horner confirming the news on Tuesday.
‘Boring races prove 2019 changes necessary’
After two boring races in succession, Bob Fernley believes Formula 1 has made the right decision in agreeing technical changes to assist with overtaking in 2019.
McLaren reveal ‘three approaches’ for Norris
It wasn't just Toro Rosso who wanted a deal with Lando Norris with Zak Brown revealing three teams makes approaches of "varying degrees" for the Brit.
Michael Andretti linked to Force India buy-out
With Force India facing money problems, reports have emerged claiming that Michael Andretti could step up as the team's saviour.
Renault update did ‘what we expected’
Renault's B-spec did what the box said; that's accordig to engine technical director Remi Taffin.
Red Bull admit they were ready to replace Hartley
Bad news for Brendon Hartley, Red Bull were considering replacing him; good news for the New Zealander, they aren't any more.
McLaren won’t write off 2018 campaign
McLaren may not be getting the results they wanted from 2018 but Eric Boullier says they will push on as lessons learned can be applied to next year's car.
Button: Life outside F1 is awesome
Racing in Japan's Super GT series and even doing a stint in this past weekend's 24 Hours of Le Mans as Jenson Button declaring that life outside of F1 is "awesome."
Renault’s season going ‘better than the plan’
Putting space between themselves and McLaren in the standings, Cyril Abiteboul says Renault's Canadian Grand Prix went better "than the plan."
FIA backs Vettel’s claim of gaining under VSC
FIA race director Charlie Whiting has backed up Sebastian Vettel???s claim that drivers can save time during a Virtual Safety Car period in a race.
Hartley dealing well with ‘annoying’ axing questions
Brendon Hartley feels he's handling constant "awkward" questions about his future well, adamant he's may be 28 but he's still learning the F1 game.
Alonso’s future depends on F1’s direction
Disappointed that F1 has become a Constructors' battle and not a Drivers' Championship, Fernando Alonso concedes he is at a crossroads as he looks to the future.