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Virtual lap of Vietnam GP circuit revealed
Formula 1 track designer Tilke has revealed what the new Vietnam Grand Prix track will be like from the cockpit, with the release of an onboard simulator lap.
Steiner braced for further Haas "disappointment" in Baku
Haas boss Gunther Steiner says he is already preparing himself for "disappointment" in Baku, with the track’s characteristics worse for his car than recent venues.
Horner says Red Bull never set wins goal for 2019
Red Bull boss Christian Horner insists his team never laid out a target for the number of wins it wanted to achieve in 2019, despite motorsport advisor Helmut Marko's high ambitions.
McLaren knows it still faces "long road" to F1 recovery
McLaren Formula 1 sporting director Gil de Ferran says his team is under no illusion about the "long road" to recovery it still faces, despite the progress it has made with its car this year.
Horner denies being "suspicious" about Ferrari fuel
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it is wrong to suggest he is "suspicious" about what Ferrari is up to with fuel.
Horner: Gasly needs to tweak driving style to suit RB15
Pierre Gasly’s efforts to show more speed at Red Bull are being hindered by his style not totally suiting the team’s 2019 Formula 1 car, says team boss Christian Horner.
Raikkonen: Alfa needs to "tidy up" weekend to unleash potential
Kimi Raikkonen thinks Alfa Romeo can deliver much more this season if it tidies up its execution of race weekends.
Prime The one part of F1 that really did get worse
That Formula 1's self-proclaimed 1000th race was a bore is no indictment of modern grand prix racing - but there was one aspect of the Chinese Grand Prix weekend that spotlighted a change for the worse.
Verstappen targeting mid-season F1 race wins
Max Verstappen hopes that Red Bull will be ready to challenge Mercedes and Ferrari at all tracks from the halfway point of the Formula 1 season, with it currently playing catch up against its rivals.
Mercedes: China double-stack was Wolff's idea
The original idea for the stacked pitstop for Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton in the Chinese Grand Prix came from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, the team has revealed.
Haas facing fundamental tyre warm-up problem with 2019 F1 car
Haas believes its 2019 Formula 1 car has a fundamental problem in not getting its tyres working properly at tracks where there are long straights and low-energy corners.
F1 not headed for Williams '92 repeat, says Brawn
Formula 1 is not heading for a season of utter dominance by Mercedes, reckons the sport’s managing director Ross Brawn, despite the team becoming the first since Williams in 1992 to finish 1-2 in the first three races.
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"Highly interested" F1 plans talks over China street race
Formula 1 chiefs plan to meet with government officials from six cities in China this week to see if there is potential to add a street circuit race to the calendar.
Red Bull now needs top speed gains after improving chassis
Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks his team has got its chassis back on track judging by its pace at the Chinese Grand Prix, as he suggested the team's main deficit is now top speed.
Pope Francis to be presented with Senna sculpture
Pope Francis is to be presented with a special bronze sculpture of Ayrton Senna on Wednesday, as part of a tribute ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Brazilian’s death.
Raikkonen says tyre temperature drop cost him better result
Kimi Raikkonen reckons losing temperature in his front tyres cost him the chance of finishing as best of the rest behind the top three teams in the Chinese Grand Prix.
Bottas blames white line for slow start
Valtteri Bottas blamed the painted white start-finish line that runs across the track for causing the wheelspin that cost him a shot of victory in the Chinese Grand Prix.
Mercedes: FIA-mandated front wing tweak has aero impact
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that the changes it had to make to its new front wing before practice for the Chinese Grand Prix did have an aerodynamic impact on its car.
Verstappen in sweary rant at rivals over Q3 tactics
Max Verstappen accused his rival drivers of behaving like "wankers", launching a furious radio outburst when he failed to make it across the line to start his final flying lap in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.
Engine installation error to blame for Giovinazzi missing FP1
Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur says a mistake in the installation of its Ferrari engine was the cause of Antonio Giovinazzi being forced to miss first free practice for the Chinese Grand Prix.
Hamilton "struggling" with car handling in China
Lewis Hamilton has admitted he is "struggling" to get as comfortable with his Mercedes as teammate Valtteri Bottas at the Chinese Grand Prix.
Kubica encouraged by "different" Williams FW42 in China
Robert Kubica says he is encouraged by a "different"-feeling Williams in China this weekend, as the team continues to work on improving its troubled 2019 Formula 1 car.
Ricciardo confident he can tame Renault's braking
Daniel Ricciardo remains confident he can tame Renault's braking traits so that rivals "fear" him once again in overtaking moves.
Prime Will F1 make it to a 2000th world championship race?
Formula 1 is celebrating reaching the major milestone of its 1000th world championship race. But will it make it to 2000? And, if it does, just what would the F1 of the future look like?
