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Why Schumacher was the best I ever worked with – Pat Symonds
Pat Symonds race engineered Michael Schumacher to his first two Formula 1 World Championships, but what made the seven-time champ so special both in and out of the cockpit?
F1 2019 changes coming at "perfect" time for Kubica
Robert Kubica says the rule changes being introduced for the 2019 season are coming at the “perfect” time for his return to Formula 1.
First look: McLaren's touches lift F1-inspired smartphone
Formula 1 teams are no strangers to tying up with mobile phone companies, but McLaren’s new partnership with Chinese smartphone company OnePlus has taken things to the next level.
McLaren presentation convinced Sainz of recovery potential
Carlos Sainz says a presentation his new McLaren team gave him when he arrived at Woking has left him convinced the team knows what it needs to do to return to the front of the Formula 1 grid.
Bottas to make rally debut in Fiesta WRC
Mercedes Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas will kick off his 2019 season by making his competitive rallying debut in Finland in an M-Sport Ford Fiesta World Rally Car.
Prime Best driver, biggest surprise, star team: Our F1 2018 review
Motorsport.com's panel of experts pick their highs, lows, surprises and laments from the 2018 Formula 1 season.
Verstappen explains relentless Renault criticism
Max Verstappen says it was never his intention to ‘put Renault down’ with his criticism of the engine manufacturer throughout the 2018 Formula 1 season.
Hamilton not interested in "super-easy" post-F1 role
Lewis Hamilton says he is “more intrigued to learn something new” than take the “super-easy” option of continuing to work in Formula 1 once he stops racing.
Ecclestone says he attempted to buy Silverstone
Former Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone says he has made enquiries about buying the Silverstone circuit – and was told that the venue is not for sale.
F1-bound Seidl was set to be Porsche motorsport boss
Formula 1-bound Andreas Seidl would have taken a new role with overall control of motorsport at Porsche had he remained with the German manufacturer.
First F1 2019 compound picks announced for revamped tyre range
Pirelli has revealed its compound choices for the first four races of the 2019 Formula 1 season, marking the first time that the new simplified designation of hard, medium and soft has been used.
Prime How Rosberg helped Hamilton match Fangio
There's a world of difference between the 22-year-old Lewis Hamilton who lit F1 up in 2007 and the 33-year-old five-time champion of 2018. Edd Straw explains how Hamilton has raised his game.
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Sainz not expecting Toro Rosso rivalry repeat at McLaren
Carlos Sainz does not expect his relationship with new teammate Lando Norris to be as troubled as those he faced at Toro Rosso at the start of his Formula 1 career.
Prime Is Williams capable of the change it needs?
Last and by some margin among the teams contesting the 2018 Formula 1 season, the once-heralded Williams outfit hopes its current woes will lead to a much stronger future.
Ricciardo changed by 2015 "low" point at Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that he was at “such a low” and changed as a person during the 2015 Formula 1 season because of off-track factors, including Jules Bianchi’s death.
Top 50: Best-looking F1 cars of all time
Since the Formula 1 World Championship began in 1950, the aesthetics of car design have wowed racing fans just as much as the star drivers who raced them. Here’s our favourite 50 – in no particular order – and have your say in the comments.
Williams admits team needs Kubica's "fighting spirit"
Claire Williams says her Formula 1 team needs Robert Kubica’s “fighting spirit” as it bids to recover from its terrible 2018 season.
Prime How F1 is going the extra mile to crack America
The Austin Formula 1 race has established itself as a firm favourite, as much for the fun to be had off-track as the great racing on it. But now it's time to spread the message.
Hamilton's speed on bikes caused concern, van der Mark reveals
Yamaha rider Michael van der Mark says he worked to make Lewis Hamilton “go a bit slower” during their Superbike track test, as the Briton's speed on the bike had caused concern.
Vettel: Ferrari must address missing pace in "too many races"
Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari needs to address its lack of pace in "too many" races if it is to have any chance of winning the Formula 1 world championship next year.
Sainz feels "powerful" in McLaren team leader role
Carlos Sainz says it feels ‘powerful’ rather than daunting to know that McLaren will be relying on him to help lead the team in the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Raikkonen stars at FIA Awards, as Hamilton is crowned
Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes were officially crowned Formula 1 World Champions at the FIA’s prize-giving ceremony in St Petersburg, Russia, although the evening was topped by Kimi Raikkonen’s high-spirited antics as he received the third-placed trophy.
Wolff backs Mick Schumacher for F1 success
Toto Wolff reckons Michael Schumacher’s son Mick can achieve success in Formula 1, “maybe” even with Mercedes.
Red Bull losing "best overtaker" on the F1 grid
Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner has praised outgoing driver Daniel Ricciardo as the best overtaker on the grid.
