Bottas: ‘No weekends that I’ve been way off’
Valtteri Bottas believes he has been "more or less" hitting his targets so far this season and is happy with his pace compared to his rivals.
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Stroll ‘not going anywhere’ from Williams
Lance Stroll's father, Lawrence, has ruled out leaving the Williams set-up despite a "rude awakening" this season.
Silly season rumours: Alonso to join Haas?
Fernando Alonso has been the centre of silly season rumours for many seasons and this year is no different with the Spaniard now linked to Haas.
Honda on ‘pressure’ of potential Red Bull deal
After three troubled years with McLaren, Honda concede they need to decide whether they can cope with the "pressure" and "responsibility" of powering Red Bull before entering a possible deal.
Renault’s new engine upgrade suffers delay
Renault's new engine upgrade has no "clear target" of when it will be introduced because of concerns over its reliability.
Vettel: FIA only ask us so they can ‘tick boxes’
Sebastian Vettel has once again questioned the decision-making process in Formula 1, saying drivers need to have more of a meaningful input.
Ricciardo wants hypersofts at every race
Daniel Ricciardo has suggested Pirelli bring the hypersoft to every race so qualifying stops becoming so "predictable".
Bottas chasing multi-year Mercedes extension
Valtteri Bottas admits he hopes his next Mercedes contract is a multi-year deal, or at least runs for "the next two years."
Video: Whiting on the making of the Monaco GP
Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix is one of the standout races on the series' calendar, having played host to the World Championship in almost every season since 1950.
Alonso: We’ve caught Renault, and probably Haas
Fernando Alonso may have lost out to both Haas and Renault in Sunday's Spanish GP but the McLaren driver reckons his team's upgrades have closed the gap.
FIA clarifies Halo mirror clampdown
The FIA has issued clarification regarding Ferrari's banned Halo mirrors, saying aerodynamic impact of mirror mountings should be incidental or minimal.
Red Bull watching engine updates ‘with interest’
Red Bull won't be rushed into making a decision about next year's engine supply with Christian Horner saying he first wants to see what Renault and Honda bring to the track in Canada.
25G crash for Hartley, Honda assessing PU
Brendon Hartley's crash in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix was a 25G hit while Honda are now examining his engine to see if anything can be salvaged.
Todt: F1 had to take action with 2019 rules
Jean Todt has defended the decision to change some regulations ahead of next year's championship in order to, hopefully, improve overtaking.
Wolff: Marko seeing ‘ghosts’ in tyre conspiracy
Toto Wolff has hit back at Helmut Marko after the Red Bull advisor accused Mercedes of "influencing" Pirelli to alter the tyres for Spain.
Mercedes put Bottas in ‘very difficult position’
Valtteri Bottas' chances of finishing Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix in second place or suffering a tyre blow out were "extremely marginal" according to Mercedes.
Ferrari facing fresh protest in Monaco
Ferrari could once again be the subject of yet another FIA investigation ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix next weekend.
Pirelli won’t stay in F1 ‘at any cost’
Pirelli have made it clear that they will not participate in a bidding war to supply tyres to Formula 1.
Marko rubbishes Wehrlein rumours for ‘the moment’
Red Bull will not be drafting in Pascal Wehrlein to replace Brendon Hartley at Toro Rosso, at least not for "the moment."
Dennis ‘super happy’ with first F1 run
From GT to Formula 1, Jake Dennis says his Red Bull run in Wednesday's Spanish test was a "big step up."
Bottas sets the pace as testing concludes in Spain
Valtteri Bottas wrapped up testing at the Circuit de Catalunya with a fastest time of 1:16.904 to finish Wednesday's running at the top of the timesheets.
Todt backs Ferrari to drop quit threat
FIA president Jean Todt is confident Ferrari will remain in Formula 1 if they see a "good format" in place for 2021.
Renault fear fuel issue could ‘bite’ again
Cyril Abiteboul says Renault need to prioritising fixing their fuel pressure problem before it "bites" again.
Gasly will ‘keep pushing’ for 2018 updates
Pierre Gasly is keen to ensure that Toro Rosso continue developing their STR13 until the last race of this season.
Bottas sets early pace in Barcelona testing
Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas sat top of the pile at the lunch break on the final day of the first in-season test in Barcelona.