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Hamilton says 2018 title will have great 2019 "knock-on effect"
Lewis Hamilton predicts Mercedes will enjoy "a great knock-on effect" for 2019 after clinching its fifth consecutive Formula 1 title double in the face of increased competition from Ferrari.
Renault making "strong progress" with 2019 F1 car
Renault's chassis technical director Nick Chester says the French manufacturer is making "strong progress" with its 2019 Formula 1 challenger.
F1 ready to drop races with "unattractive" deals
Formula 1 boss Chase Carey says he will drop races that have "unattractive" agreements with the championship, and replace them with deals negotiated by the new management.
Prime Can Norris avoid McLaren's young driver scrapheap?
Formula 2 hotshot Lando Norris gets his F1 debut next year with McLaren. But the troubled team have mangled the career paths of recent recruits including Sergio Perez, Kevin Magnussen and Stoffel Vandoorne. So how will Lando fare?
Prime How a Formula 1 team can go off the rails
Williams's plunge to the back of the Formula 1 field in 2018 has been dramatic. Pat Symonds explains how things can go so badly awry with an F1 design, and why finding the way again mid-season is so difficult
Toro Rosso target Albon named on FE entry list
Toro Rosso Formula 1 target Alexander Albon has been named on the FIA's Formula E season entry list with the Nissan e.dams team.
Vettel should gain strength from "unfinished business"
Ferrari's engineering chief Jock Clear believes Sebastian Vettel will come back a stronger driver in 2019 after the "unfinished business" of another title miss.
Freeze frame: Mika Hakkinen’s ‘flying Finn’ moment
It’s one of the coolest Formula 1 photos ever – Mika Hakkinen flying through the air in Adelaide in his McLaren MP4/8. Twenty-five years on, he recalls that moment along with photographer Mark Sutton, who caught this amazing moment.
Steiner: Haas F1 signed Fittipaldi for ability, not his surname
Pietro Fittipaldi’s test deal with Haas F1 was reached due to his ability, not for commercial or publicity reasons, says team principal Gunther Steiner – and joked he could have signed his grandfather Emerson if he’d wanted to.
Calderon gets second F1 test at Fiorano
Tatiana Calderon will be back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car when she tests for the Sauber team at the Fiorano circuit this weekend.
Ticktum keen to solve "annoying" F1 licence situation by 2019
Red Bull junior Dan Ticktum could step down to a lower-level junior series this winter in a bid to end his "annoying" quest for a Formula 1 superlicence.
Hamilton faces engine concerns for Abu Dhabi GP
Lewis Hamilton's Abu Dhabi GP weekend could be compromised by damage sustained to his Mercedes F1 power unit in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Red zone: trending stories
Prime Formula 1 must not clip Verstappen's wings
Max Verstappen copped some flak for his post-race antics in Brazil, but Formula 1 must realise that it should not try to change a driver who has become one of its box office stars.
FIA says Mercedes wheel rim row now "settled"
The FIA considers the issue over Mercedes' wheel rim spacer design "settled", although the team continued to avoid using it in Brazil to protect against any further legal action.
Stoll replaced as Renault racing president
Thierry Koskas will replace Jerome Stoll as president of Renault’s sporting arm next year as the French manufacturer’s bid to improve its Formula 1 project continues.
Sauber launches young driver programme
Sauber Motorsport has partnered with junior single-seater team Charouz Racing System to form a young driver development programme.
Ex-Porsche LMP1 boss to get top F1 team role
Porsche's former World Endurance Championship LMP1 team boss Andreas Seidl is set to move into Formula 1 in a senior role at a team.
FIA: No need for further Ocon/Verstappen talks
The FIA will not seek further talks with Max Verstappen and Esteban Ocon over their post-Brazilian Grand Prix physical confrontation following Verstappen's punishment.
Prime The F1 mindset that is frustrating its owners
Everybody involved in Formula 1 is used to being surrounded by a world where speed is king and impatience is never far behind, as Liberty Media is finding out.
Ricciardo feels like he's taking "uppercuts" in 2018
Daniel Ricciardo says he feels like he is taking "uppercuts" with the number of problems he's had in the final part of the 2018 Formula 1 season.
Prime Why Mercedes is now F1's fifth-greatest team
Mercedes is closing on a new F1 history milestone after its fifth constructors' championship, and it's now among the all-time greats not just on statistical grounds but for the template it's set for how to create a modern F1 powerhouse.
Brawn says F1 2019 tests show "tangible" racing gains
Formula 1 sporting boss Ross Brawn says simulation work being carried out to assess the technical changes being made for 2019 is showing "tangible" effects that should improve the racing.
Strategy Report: The decisions that spawned hot-headed clashes
James Allen analyses the Brazilian Grand Prix, where the variation in the tyres offered by Pirelli served to spice up the action on many levels.
Whiting dismisses calls for weighbridge rule change
Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting has hit back at complaints over the FIA’s weighing procedure after Sebastian Vettel was punished for “destroying” the weighbridge at Interlagos last weekend.
