Ricciardo looking to Paul Ricard experience
Daniel Ricciardo believes that his experience from racing at the Circuit Paul Ricard could give him an advantage at next weekend???s French Grand Prix.
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Leclerc: Jump to F1 was bigger than expected
Charles Leclerc has admitted that the step up from Formula 2 to Formula 1 was much bigger than he expected.
Steiner: Designers will ‘forget about overtaking’
Haas boss Guenther Steiner has said that designers of the 2019 cars will "forget about overtaking" when they start work on next year???s cars.
Rowland: Second test is ‘another step’ towards F1
Oliver Rowland has been given a second testing opportunity with Williams, and he says it is "another step in the right direction".
Abiteboul: Fuel is leaving Red Bull behind
Renault believe that Red Bull are not using their engine upgrade to its full potential, and it is down to the fuel they put through it.
Bosses warn against a ‘saturated market’
Formula 1 teams have warned Liberty Media against "saturated market" as Formula 1's owners consider new races and an extended calendar.
Williams: We have to fix the car
Claire Williams has reiterated that Williams won't give up on this year's championship, adamant they've got to "get this car right."
Spa signs new three-year extension with Liberty
Spa will continue to host the Belgian Grand Prix through to the end of 2021 after the local government agreed a new deal with Liberty Media.
Toyota won’t set up Le Mans in Alonso’s favour
Toyoto are adamant they won't play favourites to ensure a Fernando Alonso win this weekend at Le Mans.
Stationary brand 3M opposes F1 logo
Formula 1's logo could be in for a fight after Post-It Note maker 3M filed opposition to the logo that closely matches their own.
Brawn admits ‘boring’ Canadian GP unexpected
The racing may not be the best at present but Ross Brawn says it is at least delivering a "really exciting" championship battle.
Whiting looking towards auto chequered flag
FIA race director Charlie Whiting has said that he is looking into a possible automated process for the waving of the chequered flag.
Grosjean: Canada upgrades were ‘the best’
Romain Grosjean had described the upgrade package Haas brought to Canada as "the biggest one, and the best".
No Canadian win & still no contract for Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton may be proclaiming to have "complete confidence" in Mercedes to deliver a W09 that can win him the World title, but the absence of his signature on a new contract tells a different tale.
Gasly: ‘I pushed everyone’ for new engine
Pierre Gasly has said that he pushed everyone at Toro Rosso to put a new engine in his car for Montreal, to avoid taking penalties at his home race.
Steiner: KMag showing how ‘confident’ he is
Guenther Steiner believes that Kevin Magnussen is starting to show what he is capable of in a Formula 1 car.
Hamilton: F1 stuck ‘in the Stone Age’
Lewis Hamilton has come out and said that Formula 1 is stuck "in the Stone Age" compared to other sports.
Toyota and Alonso on pole for Le Mans
Fernando Alonso's #8 Toyota will start the Le Mans 24H from pole position on Saturday afternoon.
JV: ‘Don’t compare Verstappen to Gilles’
Jacques Villeneuve says comparing Max Verstappen to Gilles Villeneuve is "shameful" as his father respected his rivals.
Wolff: No real pattern to this year’s form
With the margins being as tight as they are, Toto Wolff concedes Mercedes have a fight on their hands for this year's championship titles.
‘Verstappen silences his stupid critics’
Helmut Marko feels Max Verstappen gave the "right answer" to his "stupid critics" with his podium finish in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Red Bull a step closer to 2019 engine decision
Red Bull believe they now have the data they need to make an informed engine decision with an announcement coming around the Austrian GP.
Brawn apologises for ‘grief’ Harlow received
Ross Brawn has apologised to Winnie Harlow after she came in for some stick for waving the chequered flag a lap early in Canada, a mistake that was not her own doing.
Raikkonen ‘has reached the end of the road’
Ferrari must replace Kimi Raikkonen with Daniel Ricciardo or even Charles Leclerc if they want to beat Mercedes and Red Bull to the Constructors' title, says Martin Brundle.
Alonso insists he ‘wants to deserve his legacy’
With 32 race wins and two World titles, Fernando Alonso may not have the most trophies but he feels he earned every one of them.