Magnussen: Steiner did well to "shut me up" in Canada
Kevin Magnussen admits that his Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner did well to make sure that he didn't "go crazy" on the radio during the Canadian GP.
Verstappen questions logic of in-race F1 penalties
Max Verstappen has questioned the logic of penalties being applied during a Formula 1 race and spoiling on-track battles, in the aftermath of Sebastian Vettel's controversial Canadian Grand Prix penalty.
Honda's latest F1 upgrade shifts the focus onto Red Bull
Honda is introducing its third Formula 1 engine specification of the season at this weekend's French Grand Prix, proving how relentless it is prepared to be in its quest to make up ground on Mercedes and Ferrari at the front of the grid.
Promoted: What to expect from the French Grand Prix
After seven races and seven wins for Mercedes, it might appear that the result of the French Grand Prix is a foregone conclusion, but as Motorsport Live analyses, there’s good reason to think that we be in for a close fight in this weekend’s race.
Ferrari introduces new front wing in France
Ferrari has brought a new front wing to the French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard, featuring detail changes to its current Formula 1 concept.
French GP reveals changes to pitlane entry
French Grand Prix officials have completely changed the location of the entry to the pitlane at Paul Ricard in a bid to avert the problems that occurred during last year's Formula 1 weekend.
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French GP reveals changes to pitlane entry
French Grand Prix officials have completely changed the location of the entry to the pitlane at Paul Ricard in a bid to avert the problems that occurred during last year's Formula 1 weekend.
Ferrari summoned to hearing over Vettel penalty review
Ferrari has been summoned to a hearing at Paul Ricard on Friday, for an inquiry into the Formula 1 team’s request to review Sebastian Vettel’s controversial Canadian Grand Prix penalty.
Prime How close Porsche really came to F1 move
For now, Formula 1's quest for a new manufacturer continues but it did come close to being over with the potential entry of Porsche. This is the inside story of the mega works team that could have been
Ocon says Hamilton's success "no coincidence at all"
Mercedes reserve driver Esteban Ocon had "a different picture" of Lewis Hamilton before being able to see how the five-time Formula 1 world champion operates up close this season.
Prime How Boullier 'jumped the fence' from team boss to GP chief
Eric Boullier had a miserable French Grand Prix with McLaren this time last year, but now he's back in the Formula 1 fold and heading up the second event at Paul Ricard. First on the agenda? A certain traffic nightmare...
Renault: "Communication crisis" has been hard to manage
Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says one of the biggest difficulties he has faced this year is managing a "communication crisis" caused by his optimism at team progress not being matched by early-season results.
French GP: All the winners since 1950
The French Grand Prix was first run as a round of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1950. Held at a variety of venues across the country, Michael Schumacher leads the all-time winners list with eight victories to Alain Prost’s six. Here are all the winners from across the years…
F1 should have experimental tyres like MotoGP - Grosjean
Formula 1 should take inspiration from MotoGP and have an experimental tyre compound that changes throughout the season, reckons Romain Grosjean.
Promoted: French Grand Prix Preview with Esso Synergy Fuel
Formula 1 will descend on the French Riviera on the 21-23 June for the eighth round of the world championship. After a break of ten years, the French Grand Prix returned to the calendar in 2018 with the action taking place at the famous Circuit Paul Ricard.
Ferrari, Ducati may drop Mission Winnow logos for rest of 2019
The Ferrari Formula 1 and Ducati MotoGP teams could run without their Mission Winnow branding for the remainder of the season, Motorsport.com has learned.
Todt "not worried at all" about F1 2021 rules delays
FIA president Jean Todt says the decision to delay finalising Formula 1's 2021 overhaul eliminated his usual worry that "nobody agrees" with each other in grand prix racing.
Ocon hopes his F1 future is sorted "very soon"
Mercedes reserve driver Esteban Ocon hopes his future will be sorted "very, very soon" in his bid to return to a Formula 1 race seat next season.
Prime What Vettel must do to rediscover his former greatness
Sebastian Vettel remains one of Formula 1's best drivers, but he has looked increasingly streaky since Red Bull fell from power in 2014. Yet the Ferrari driver has all the ability, which he must rediscover if he is to ever win another world title
Why F1 has delayed releasing its 2021 rules overhaul
Formula 1's bosses were hoping to have the details of its planned major changes for 2021 finalised by the end of this month, but after frantic discussions failed to produce an agreement between the teams and the other major stakeholders, a delay until October was agreed.
Honda to introduce second engine upgrade in France
Honda will introduce its second upgrade of the Formula 1 season at the French Grand Prix, where three cars will benefit from its latest specification engine.
F1's budget cap may force Renault to increase spending
Renault has admitted that it may be forced to actually increase its spending because Formula 1's budget cap level has been set so high.
Karting left Grosjean "more tired" than an F1 race
Romain Grosjean says time spent driving a 125cc gearbox kart reiterated how Formula 1 needs to change, because it left him "more tired" than racing in a grand prix.
McLaren reveals cause of Norris' suspension breakage
Overheating brakes set in motion a chain of events that led to the suspension breakage for Lando Norris in the Canadian GP, his McLaren team has said.
Schumacher's Ferrari F2002 to be auctioned in Abu Dhabi
The Ferrari F2002 that Michael Schumacher drove in the race where he secured the 2002 Formula 1 world championship will be auctioned at the 2019 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Why Renault's big French GP upgrade is a "massive gamble"
Renault will be under even more pressure than usual at its home Formula 1 race in France this weekend, where it is expected to unveil a major car upgrade package that it has been promising for weeks.
Ferrari will have "small evolutions" in France
Ferrari will have "a few small evolutions" at the French Grand Prix that will be key to defining the development direction it takes with its 2019 Formula 1 car.
Mercedes traces cause of Canada engine failure
Mercedes has revealed that Lance Stroll's spectacular power unit blow-up in Canada was the result of a spark plug failure – and the Stuttgart manufacturer has taken steps to prevent a repeat.
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This year’s French Grand Prix at Circuit Paul Ricard is set to be the bigger and better than last year, and with time running out to secure yourself a place at this must-see event, Motorsport Live looks at why you won’t want to miss out.
Red Bull defends parc ferme overhaul plans
Giving teams a set amount of homologated parts to use at a grand prix has been tipped as a "sensible solution" to Formula 1's proposed major 2021 schedule change.
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