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F1 set to abandon reverse grid idea for 2020
Formula 1 looks set to abandon attempts to trial different race weekend formats in 2020, in the wake of teams failing to get behind the idea for reverse grids earlier this week.
Petrobras set to terminate McLaren sponsorship deal
McLaren's sponsorship deal with Brazilian oil company Petrobras looks set to be brought to an official end within a matter of days, Motorsport.com has learned.
Abiteboul: 2019 "by far the most difficult season" for me
Renault managing director Cyril Abiteboul says 2019 has been the most difficult season he has faced in Formula 1, but insists critics who say his team have "lost the plot" are wrong.
Prime Has too much downforce made F1 too easy?
Social media footage of Charles Leclerc driving one-handed and flat-out at Suzuka last weekend has reignited the debate over whether Formula 1 has become too easy - but is it as simple as that?
Renault's development hurt by wind tunnel shutdown
Renault has revealed that its aero development progress since the summer break was hurt by it needing to put its wind tunnel out of action for several weeks for an upgrade.
Vettel: Ferrari needs to work better, not harder
Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari needs to work better rather than harder if it is to make the step and end Mercedes' title dominance in Formula 1.
Renault confident big teams won't "hijack" 2021 rules plan
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul is confident that none of the big teams will try to "hijack" Formula's 2021 rule changes at a crunch meeting in Paris on Wednesday.
The inside story of how F1 kept the Japanese GP on TV
For many Formula 1 fans at home, the biggest inconvenience of super typhoon Hagibis was having to set an earlier alarm for the super Sunday Japanese Grand Prix spectacular of qualifying and the race taking place a few hours apart.
Early end to Japanese GP "very unfortunate", Masi admits
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says a "very unfortunate" system error was to blame for the chequered flag light panel being displayed too early at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Hamilton: 2019 title doesn't feel as "happy"
Lewis Hamilton has admitted that Mercedes' title success this year does not feel as "happy" as its previous ones, following the loss of former team chief Niki Lauda.
FIA: F1 needs tolerance approach to start system
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says that allowing secret tolerances in jump-start rules remains the right thing to do, despite the controversy over Sebastian Vettel's getaway at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Leclerc gets double penalty for clash, late stop
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has been handed two time penalties for his incidents during the Japanese Grand Prix.
Japanese GP results altered after race was declared early
The FIA has launched an investigation into why the chequered flag light display panel was shown a lap too soon at Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix, which meant the race was declared a lap earlier than originally intended.
Williams in race against time to replace Kubica's chassis
Williams is facing a race against time to get Robert Kubica in to the Japanese Grand Prix as it attempts to build up a new car for him before the race.
Ferrari "quite surprised" by Suzuka qualifying 1-2
Ferrari duo Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc have admitted their front-row lock out at the Japanese Grand Prix was unexpected.
Renault: McLaren loss has "absolutely no impact" financially
Renault says the loss of McLaren as a customer team in 2021 will not hurt it financially, and will actually bring a positive in meaning less "distraction"' on the technical front.
Steiner: We should have listened to drivers more
Haas boss Gunther Steiner has admitted that his Formula 1 team should have listened a bit more to its drivers' feedback earlier in the season to help it get on top of its car problems.
Suzuka shows two-day F1 weekend could work - Grosjean
Formula 1 chiefs should use the lessons of the Japanese Grand Prix timetable shake-up as a way of showing that two-day events can work, reckons Haas driver Romain Grosjean.
Grosjean plans to build F1 six-wheeler model on Suzuka day off
Formula 1’s unexpected day off at the Japanese Grand Prix has left many drivers scratching their heads about what to do, but Romain Grosjean wins the prize for the most unusual choice as he plans to build a model Tyrrell six-wheeler.
Steiner summoned by stewards for Russia outburst
Haas team principal Gunther Steiner has been summoned to see the stewards at the Japanese Grand Prix over his radio outburst after the last race in Russia.
Prime The curious case of modern F1 'cigarette' branding
At the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix, Ferrari's cars were fitted with the logos of a new campaign from title sponsor Philip Morris. Then McLaren began promoting British American Tobacco. It was just the start of a continuing saga
Red Bull's fuel supplier to use new chemicals in Japan
Red Bull Honda's fuel partner ExxonMobil is introducing chemicals it has not used before in Formula 1 as part of a new more powerful fuel it has brought to the Japanese Grand Prix.
Ricciardo's legal dispute with ex-advisor settled
Daniel Ricciardo has settled his legal dispute with former advisor Glenn Beavis, which will avoid the £10 million claim needing to go to court.
Magnussen remains at odds with "trigger-happy" F1 stewards
Kevin Magnussen says he remains perplexed at the "trigger-happy" stewards who punished him at the Russian Grand Prix, because he is adamant he did nothing wrong.
