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Why Red Bull had Mercedes beat on Brazil's straights
Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks his team's straightline speed advantage at the Brazilian Grand Prix was just as much down to downforce levels as it was engine power.
Ocon to join Renault for post-Abu Dhabi GP test
Mercedes has agreed to release Esteban Ocon early to join the Renault Formula 1 team for the post-Abu Dhabi Grand Prix test next month.
Allison's first GP in lead role marred by "mess of a race"
Mercedes Formula 1 technical director James Allison enjoyed being the team's most senior person at the Brazilian Grand Prix in Toto Wolff's absence, bar the "mess of a race" factor.
Gasly boosted by "relief" of no Red Bull pressure - Horner
Pierre Gasly's return to his best in Formula 1 has been triggered by the "relief" of escaping the intense pressure that hurt him at Red Bull, reckons his former boss Christian Horner.
Prime Why Vettel's emotion is now undermining Ferrari
Forget the stewards' verdict that blame was equal in the Ferrari drivers' Interlagos clash - this was clearly another example of one of Sebastian Vettel's flaws. What Ferrari does - or doesn't do - next will have long-running repercussions
Steiner: "Unbelievable" MGU-K glitch cost us podium shot
Haas boss Gunther Steiner says a baffling glitch with Romain Grosjean’s MGU-K cost the Frenchman the chance of a shock podium finish in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Ferrari "almost matching" Red Bull in corners for first time
Ferrari says its reduced straightline speed at the Brazilian Grand Prix was down to an aerodynamic configuration that meant it "almost matched" Formula 1 rival Red Bull in the corners.
Brazilian GP: Best of team radio
Selected radio messages from a thrilling Brazilian Grand Prix at the Interlagos Circuit.
Miami GP “buys three to six months” as mayor’s veto is upheld
A major hurdle for the planned Miami GP for 2021 was overcome today when the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners backed the mayor’s veto of its original decision to prohibit the use of public roads for a race.
Carpenter ends Hulkenberg IndyCar speculation
Renault F1 driver Nico Hulkenberg, who is almost certain to lose his place on the Formula 1 grid in 2020, will not be joining Ed Carpenter Racing next year, despite speculation continuing to mount as recently as last weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix.
Why Sainz escaped penalty for "muscle memory" DRS use
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has explained why drivers, including podium finisher Carlos Sainz, escaped any potential sanction for opening DRS under yellow flags.
Bottas faced with threat of grid drop for Abu Dhabi
The Mercedes Formula 1 team doesn’t yet know if Valtteri Bottas will need to take a grid penalty in Abu Dhabi after his retirement from the Brazilian GP with an engine issue.
Ferrari: Timing of Vettel/Leclerc Brazil clash "lucky"
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto says the Formula 1 team is “lucky” Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc have collided this season so they can clarify what is needed for 2020.
Sainz: Brazilian GP charge "definitely" my best-ever race
Carlos Sainz has no doubts that his charge from the back of the grid to take his maiden podium finish in Formula 1 at the Brazilian Grand Prix was the best race of his life.
Masi had no choice over safety car for "stuck" Mercedes
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi says the safety car deployed when Valtteri Bottas retired his Mercedes in Brazil was a standard reaction to the use of a recovery crane.
Vettel or Leclerc should "follow Hamilton's example" - Brawn
Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc should take a leaf out of Lewis Hamilton’s book and be more honest about their mistakes when they mess up, says Ross Brawn.
F1 considers rule change to recreate Brazil GP restart magic
Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn has suggested that the sport’s bosses will look at tweaks to the rules in the future to try to recreate the kind of spectacular restarts seen at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Prime Tech insight: How F1's teams are trialling 2020 front wings
It's often said that hindsight is 20/20. But for one year only, the prescience of Formula 1's engineers will surely be enhanced by the fact that all of next year's planning will be done with 2020 vision.
Promoted: Hamilton pranks fans at Mercedes-Benz World
Have you ever been tapped on the shoulder by a six-time Formula 1 world champion? Despite the regularity of his podium finishes, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport's' Lewis Hamilton still knows how to spring a shock
Gasly's podium finish "Incredible", says Verstappen
Max Verstappen called Pierre Gasly's first Formula 1 podium in the Brazilian Grand Prix "incredible", while Lewis Hamilton labelled it "really awesome" after the Toro Rosso driver's mid-season demotion.
Interlagos F1 rival Rio "a land with trees and animals"
Brazilian Grand Prix promoter Tamas Rohonyi is "99%" confident the race will stay at Interlagos, despite a mooted switch to a new Rio track for the 2021 Formula 1 season.
Kubica "couldn't do anything" in Verstappen incident
Robert Kubica has apologised to Max Verstappen for getting in his way as he left the pits during the Brazilian Grand Prix, but says he did not know his Red Bull rival was so close.
Brazilian Grand Prix driver ratings
A wild race inevitably led to a wild variety of scores in our rankings - from three full-marks performances to some slatings for poor performances and inexplicable errors
FIA: Hamilton opted not to defend himself to stewards
Mercedes Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton was penalised by the FIA stewards for his clash with Alex Albon on the penultimate lap of the Brazilian GP after declining to take up an opportunity to defend himself.
