F1 News
We're first for the latest F1 news. We cover all the important Formula One news there is, including updates on machine reveals, team news, and more. See brand new content and insightful 'first look' news coverage showing the forthcoming F1 season.
Stay up to date with all of the F1 news you'll need, with new content added as it breaks, sometimes several times a day! Get the latest news from the world of F1 below.
Alfa Romeo formally appeal German GP time penalties
Alfa Romeo has confirmed it has officially appealed the post-race time penalties which denied the team a double points finish at Formula 1’s German Grand Prix.
Sergio Perez close to finalising new Racing Point F1 deal
Sergio Perez says he is just “a matter of time” away from sealing a fresh contract with the Racing Point Formula 1 squad.
Lewis Hamilton 'in much better shape' for Hungary after illness
Lewis Hamilton says he is now "in much better shape" after recovering from flu-like symptoms that hampered his German Grand Prix race weekend.
Mercedes sees chance for redemption at Hungarian GP
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says his squad is viewing this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix as a “chance to redeem ourselves” following a disappointing home race in Germany.
Billy Monger becomes youngest Segrave Trophy winner
Billy Monger has been made the youngest-ever recipient of the Segrave Trophy by the Royal Automobile Club as he continues to focus on his Formula 1 ambitions.
Nico Hulkenberg targets immediate comeback after “bitter” German GP
Renault Formula 1 driver Nico Hulkenberg is determined to bounce back from the disappointment of his home race in Germany at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
FIA says German GP standing start was “simple decision”
FIA race director Michael Masi says using Formula 1’s wet weather standing start procedure for the first time at the German Grand Prix was “a very simple decision”.
Haas boss Steiner “baffled” by ‘strangest-ever’ F1 car
Guenther Steiner says he is “baffled” by the performance of Haas’ 2019 Formula 1 challenger, which he has described as “the strangest car I have ever worked with”.
Lewis Hamilton asked Mercedes to retire his F1 car from German GP
Lewis Hamilton wanted to retire from Formula 1’s German Grand Prix and asked Mercedes to box his car in the closing stages of the race.
Mercedes admits German GP decision-making ‘not good enough’
The Mercedes Formula 1 team has conceded its decision-making during last weekend’s German Grand Prix was not good enough.
Hamilton will ‘leave out negatives’ from German GP
Formula 1 championship leader Lewis Hamilton is determined to focus on the positives from a disappointing German Grand Prix as he looks to bounce back at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Red Bull needs double points to close in on P2 – Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes his squad can target second place in the Formula 1 world constructors’ championship but need consistent strong points from both its drivers following another frustrating race for Pierre Gasly.
Ricciardo keen for more motorbike running after test with Gibernau
Renault Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo is keen to gain more experience on a road-racing motorbike after completing a friendly run-out with Sete Gibernau earlier this month.
Alfa Romeo F1 tech reshuffle continues with new head of aerodynamics
Alfa Romeo has confirmed the appointment of Alessandro Cinelli as its new head of aerodynamics, continuing the reshuffle of its Formula 1 technical department.
Kubica explains conservative approach that led to Hockenheim point
Robert Kubica says his "conservative approach" in Sunday's German Grand Prix was in order to avoid damaging his car and compromising Williams for the upcoming race in Hungary given the tight turnaround between the two races.
Vettel: Wet races always create chaos, dry races F1’s focus to improve
Sebastian Vettel says the excitement triggered by the wet German Grand Prix highlights the current positives of Formula 1 racing but insists tweaks are needed to help provide a similar spectacle in dry races.
Horner 'totally relaxed' about Max Verstappen's Red Bull F1 future
Red Bull Formula 1 chief Christian Horner says he is "totally relaxed" about Max Verstappen's future with the team after claiming two victories in the last three races.
Mercedes appoints Lauda replacement on board of directors
Mercedes has confirmed Markus Schafer has been appointed as the new non-executive chairman, replacing Niki Lauda in the role, as part of wider shake-up of its board of directors.
Lewis Hamilton clears schedule in bid to recover from Germany illness
Lewis Hamilton has cleared his schedule in the build-up to the Hungarian Grand Prix in a bid to recover from the illness that he struggled with at Hockenheim last weekend.
Ross Brawn: Exciting German GP perfect response to F1 criticism
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn says the dramatic German Grand Prix at Hockenheim acted as the "perfect response" to the "vitriolic" criticism faced by the sport in recent months after a run of underwhelming races.
Steiner: Haas F1 drivers 'cannot keep running into each other'
Haas Formula 1 boss Guenther Steiner says Kevin Magnussen and Romain Grosjean’s on-track clashes are “getting old” and insists the pair cannot continue crashing into each other.
Wolff says unwell Hamilton should be ‘admired’ for German GP efforts
An unwell Lewis Hamilton should be “admired” for his determination to battle illness throughout the German Grand Prix weekend, according to Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff.
Renault F1 team truck involved in crash on way to Hungarian Grand Prix
A Renault Formula 1 team truck has been involved in an accident while travelling to the Hungarian Grand Prix.
FIA insists Hockenheim drag strip run-off is “fine”
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi insists there is nothing wrong with the drag strip run-off area at Hockenheim, following a number of incidents at the German Grand Prix.