FIA unveil mandatory, ultra-protective helmet
The FIA has taken another step to improve driver safety by announcing a new mandatory helmet which will come into effect next season.
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Shorter races, less practice under consideration
Formula 1 have put every element of a race weekend up for discussion in order to try and find out what the fans really want to see from the sport in the future.
Marquez: ‘F1 may become a serious idea’
Marc Marquez is open to switching to Formula 1 after completing a test with Red Bull in Spielberg, Austria.
Renault or Honda? Red Bull set Austria deadline
Red Bull have set themselves a target of the end of the month to decide whether they will run with Renault or Honda power from next season.
Norris remains ‘committed’ to McLaren
Lando Norris has said he will not be distracted from his current driving duties after Toro Rosso had an approach for him turned down.
Mercedes hit by engine upgrade delay
Mercedes have been forced to postpone their planned engine upgrade for itself and their customers at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Should F1 introduce more street races?
Do you like racing in the streets? And no I don???t mean in a sixty-nine Chevy with a 396 Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor.
Stroll set to stay at Williams for 2019
Claire Williams has suggested Lance Stroll is in line for a new contract after "living up to expectations" during his Formula 1 career so far.
Lauda: Ricciardo is ‘blackmailing’ Red Bull
Mercedes' Niki Lauda and Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko were their usual outspoken selves when discussing the futures of Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo.
McLaren reject Toro Rosso offer for Norris
McLaren have rejected an approach from Toro Rosso for Lando Norris to join them on loan for the rest of the season.
Honda upgrade ‘focused on performance’
Honda have prioritised performance over reliability in their latest engine upgrade which will be introduced at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Mercedes bring engine upgrade to Canada
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has confirmed the Silver Arrows and their customer teams will have an engine boost for the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend.
Latifi eyeing Formula 1 seat for 2019
Nicholas Latifi has stated his desire to move up to Formula 1 next year as he "doesn't want to do another season" in Formula 2.
History awaits Lewis Hamilton in Montreal
Lewis Hamilton can make history this weekend as he fights for his seventh Canadian GP victory, and the honour of being only the second driver to claim more than six wins at a single event.
‘Only human for Max to question himself’
Adrian Newey says it is only natural that Max Verstappen question himself after his disappointing start to the season but has backed the Red Bull driver to bounce back.
Norris is the latest linked to Hartley’s seat
As rumours of Brendon Hartley's pending axing continue, McLaren protege Lando Norris is the latest to be linked the Toro Rosso race-seat.
Alonso wants drama and rain in Montreal
Fernando Alonso is hoping for drama or changeable weather conditions as McLaren look to turn what could be a "tough" Canadian GP into a solid points-haul.
Horner: If we can improve our Saturdays…
Christian Horner believes Red Bull would become regular challengers for race wins, if only they had more power during qualifying.
Ricciardo faces grid penalties in Canada
Daniel Ricciardo is set to be hit with multiple grid penalties at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix.
Mercedes won’t drop Formula 1 for Formula E
Toto Wolff has quashed speculation that Mercedes' foray into Formula E could signal their exit from Formula 1.
New circuits must deliver ‘fabulous exciting races’
In the wake of a boring Monaco GP, F1 boss Chase Carey acknowledges that any new circuits added to the calendar must be able to deliver "great" races.
Ricciardo needs more than race wins to challenge
From being "still on the outside" to "chasing down the championship leaders", even Daniel Ricciardo isn't sure about his title credentials for 2018.
Latifi handed FP1 drive for home grand prix
Nicholas Latifi will take to the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve on Friday morning, handed an FP1 drive by Force India.
Haas is no rush to begin talking to drivers
Haas will wait until after the summer break to begin talks with their drivers about next season.