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Vettel: Ferrari better prepared than in '18
Sebastian Vettel is confident Ferrari heads into the new Formula 1 season in a stronger position than it was last year as he begins his bid to win a first title racing for the Scuderia.
Hamilton: Mercedes not ‘talking BS’ about F1 testing pace
Five-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has reiterated his stance that Mercedes has work to do in order to catch Ferrari at the start of the 2019 season.
Ricciardo reveals striking new F1 helmet design
Daniel Ricciardo has revealed a bright new helmet design for the upcoming 2019 Formula 1 season.
Raikkonen: Partying made me a better F1 driver
Kimi Raikkonen says partying helped play a role in him becoming a better Formula 1 driver.
Racing Point planning F1 upgrades at every race in 2019
Otmar Szafnauer says fresh investment for the Racing Point squad means it can bring upgrades to every race of the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Singapore GP: Back for more in F1 2019
The Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix is a diamond on the F1 calendar and with the 2019 season starting this week in Australia there is no better time to book your place at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Ferrari did ‘homework’ to fix 2018 F1 weaknesses
Sebastian Vettel is confident Ferrari has fixed the weaknesses that hampered its 2018 campaign as it looks to finally end its Formula 1 title drought this season.
F1 2019 a ‘big opportunity’ for Alfa Romeo - Vasseur
Alfa Romeo senses a “big opportunity” during the 2019 Formula 1 season, according to team principal Frederic Vasseur.
Ricciardo samples V8 Supercar ahead of Australian GP
Daniel Ricciardo drove a V8 Supercar for the first time ahead of the 2019 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, as he got behind the wheel of Rick Kelly’s Castrol Supercar.
Ferrari 90th anniversary motif replaces Mission Winnow for F1 opener
Ferrari has confirmed a special 90 th anniversary celebration theme will replace its Mission Winnow sponsorship branding at the 2019 Formula 1 opener in Australia.
Racing Point set for year of transition – Szafnauer
Racing Point chief Otmar Szafnauer says the “new identity” of the Silverstone-based squad means a year of change but won’t use it as an excuse to lower its targets ahead of the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Mercedes bracing for "a proper fight", says Wolff
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has predicted “a proper fight” for the 2019 Formula 1 world titles and expects his squad to be pushed to its limits as it aims to maximise its chances using the new features set to decide the season.
Binotto: Ferrari’s task to make life difficult for F1 rivals
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has given a final preparation call to his team to focus on “21 rounds of equal importance” as it looks to sustain a Formula 1 world title challenge which has come up short in recent seasons.
F1 fastest lap point rule gets green light
Formula 1’s new rule to award one point for the driver who sets the fastest lap finishing inside the top 10 has been confirmed by both the FIA and F1’s management groups ahead of the 2019 season opener in Australia.
Renault: Ricciardo-Hulkenberg strongest line-up on 2019 F1 grid
Renault now boasts one of, if not the, strongest driver line-ups on the 2019 Formula 1 grid, according to team principal Cyril Abiteboul.
Red Bull wouldn’t swap Verstappen for Hamilton - Horner
Red Bull would never consider swapping Max Verstappen for Lewis Hamilton as it sees the former as the future of Formula 1, according to Christian Horner.
Kubica has 'a lot to discover' on "emotional" second F1 debut
Williams driver Robert Kubica says he has “a lot of things to discover” in Formula 1 as he heads into what he is expecting to be an “emotional” Australian Grand Prix.
Haas focused on pit stops to avoid repeat of Australia errors
The Haas Formula 1 team has put “a lot of emphasis” on its pit stop practice to avoid a repeat of the issues it suffered in last season’s Australian Grand Prix.
Steiner warns against jumping to conclusions over new F1 rules
Haas team boss Günther Steiner has warned against jumping to conclusions over the success Formula 1's aerodynamic rule changes for 2019 after the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, believing it will not set the tone for the year to follow.
Formula 1 Drive to Survive review: Can F1 capture Netflix?
As part of the growing number of 'fly on the wall' documentaries looking inside elite sports teams, such as the New Zealand rugby union team or football clubs like Manchester City and Sunderland, it was only a matter of time until Formula 1 piqued producers' interest.
Honda motorsport chief Yamamoto to focus solely on F1
Honda has confirmed the general manager of its motorsport department, Masashi Yamamoto, will take up a new role to focus solely on Formula 1 from the beginning of April.
Ferrari recognises logic behind changing F1 payouts
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn says Ferrari has recognised the sport will struggle to attract new entrants while its current prize money structure remains in place as talks continue to draw up fresh commercial agreements for 2021.
Raikkonen: 'Big mystery' where Alfa Romeo stands
Kimi Raikkonen says Alfa Romeo's standing in the Formula 1 pecking order remains a "big mystery" heading to the opening race of the 2019 season in Australia next weekend.
Renault expects 2019 F1 changes to result in “super close” grid
Renault technical director Nick Chester says Formula 1’s aerodynamic rule changes appear to have resulted in a “super close” grid for the 2019 season.