Revealing that crashes, such as that at the Hungaroring, have cost Ferrari €2.5m so far this season, Mattia Binotto joins Christian Horner in questioning the budget cap.
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Days after having its request for a right to review of Sebastian Vettel's disqualification from the Hungarian GP rejected, Aston Martin has decided not to continue with its appeal.
Mattia Binotto admits that he would like to see Ferrari protege, Mick Schumacher spend another season at Haas.
Alpine executive director, Marcin Budkowski reveals why drivers Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso are getting through so many exhaust systems this season.
Ferrari team boss admits that while his head says Lewis Hamilton will prevail in the title fight, his heart is with rival Max Verstappen.
Zak Brown admits that the remainder of the 2021 calendar, certainly after Italy remains "a bit of a chess game" due to the uncertainty over the pandemic.
Daniel Ricciardo admits that 2021 and the move to McLaren is proving harder than he ever imagined.
Renault engine technical director, Remi Taffin has reportedly left the French manufacturer after 22 years.
Mattia Binotto has revealed that Ferrari is planning a "significant" engine upgrade... but not until after Monza.
Following today's decision by the FIA to reject Aston Martin's appeal against Sebastian Vettel's disqualification from the Hungarian Grand Prix, the team is to consider its position.
FIA stewards have today rejected Aston Martin's call for the right to review Sebastian Vettel's disqualification from the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Admitting that he has never known such "politicking and lobbying", Adrian Newey says he almost regards the intense scrutiny his team is under as a compliment.
Alpine Academy protege, Christian Lundgaard is to make his IndyCar debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course next weekend.
McLaren team boss, Andreas Seidl insists that Daniel Ricciardo's lack of sustained form this season is not due to the chassis.
McLaren Racing has taken the next step in its full-time return to IndyCar by announcing that it has entered into an agreement to acquire a majority share in the Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar team.