Ian Parkes

Formula 1 teams face a high chance of getting the 2017 rules wrong, believes Fernando Alonso

Formula 1 reached its peak in the 2000s and the Ayrton Senna/Alain Prost era would be considered boring now, reckons Fernando Alonso

Fernando Alonso admits he misses being part of Formula 1 championship fights now that it has been four years since he was last in title contention.

Fernando Alonso believes the current McLaren-Honda team is the best outfit he has worked with across his 15-year career in Formula 1

Jenson Button believes the possibility of a development race returning will reinvigorate Formula 1 in 2017

Lewis Hamilton says he is expecting a clean fight with Nico Rosberg for the Formula 1 world championship, that is set to be decided in Abu Dhabi this weekend

Fernando Alonso believes engine supplier Honda will not be the biggest issue for McLaren in the 2017 Formula 1 season

Pirelli will be in a position to respond to drivers' criticisms far more quickly from the 2017 Formula 1 season, according to motorsport director Paul Hembery

Esteban Ocon says he is expecting to be on equal footing with Sergio Perez when he joins the Force India Formula 1 team next season

Jenson Button is narrowing down his options for his 2017 sabbatical from Formula 1, ruling out Le Mans but closing on a Super GT one-off and an American-focused rallycross programme

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner believes Esteban Gutierrez was right to express his anger at the Brazilian Grand Prix as his troubled Formula 1 season suffered another blow

Ferrari has decided against appealing the FIA's decision to uphold the penalty Sebastian Vettel received for his driving during the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix

Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen believes Formula 1's wet-weather tyres have regressed over the last decade, after slating Pirelli's performance in Brazil

Jos Verstappen believes the skills on show in his son Max's performance in Formula 1's Brazilian Grand Prix cannot be taught

McLaren has hailed Ron Dennis as "one of the true greats" of Formula 1 despite now being in the process of seeking a new CEO

Ron Dennis has stepped down as chairman and chief executive officer of the McLaren Technology Group

Rob Smedley believes Felipe Massa's crash in the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix led to something "even more special" than if he had seen the chequered flag at Interlagos

Monisha Kaltenborn felt she "aged 100 years" as she watched her Formula 1 team's "miracle" points score unfold in the Brazilian Grand Prix

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has expressed fears of a mechanical problem wrecking the Formula 1 title decider between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg

Renault Formula 1 driver Jolyon Palmer said he had no visibility at all when he crashed into Daniil Kvyat and ended his Brazilian Grand Prix

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen's Brazilian Grand Prix drive earned him a place alongside Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher as a Formula 1 wet-weather great

Romain Grosjean admitted he went from "hero to zero" by crashing out before the Brazilian Grand Prix start 24 hours after equalling the Haas Formula 1 team's best qualifying position

Kimi Raikkonen says there was "zero" he could do to prevent the crash on the pit straight that brought his Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix to a premature end

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff believes Max Verstappen is redefining physics in Formula 1, after witnessing his remarkable Brazilian Grand Prix performance

Romain Grosjean will miss the Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing his Haas Formula 1 car on the way to the grid in wet conditions at Interlagos

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has "zero regrets" about calling Max Verstappen's father Jos and sparking a spat with Formula 1 rival Red Bull ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix

Daniel Ricciardo believes the Ferrari Formula 1 team needs to draw a line under its complaints about Sebastian Vettel's Mexican Grand Prix penalty and move on

Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner says his Mercedes counterpart Toto Wolff was "totally wrong" to call Max Verstappen's father Jos following the Mexican Grand Prix

Formula 1 championship leader Nico Rosberg beat title rival Lewis Hamilton to the fastest time in final practice for the Brazilian Grand Prix at an overcast Interlagos

Ron Dennis is poised to lose his positions as chairman and CEO of the McLaren Group as early as next week, Autosport understands

Sebastian Vettel says Ferrari was "pushing at the maximum" in Brazilian GP Friday practice, despite ending the first day well off the pace of Mercedes

Carlos Sainz Jr called his Brazilian Grand Prix practice spat with Kimi Raikkonen nothing more than "a minor misunderstanding" not worth investigating by Formula 1 stewards

The FIA has upheld the decision to penalise Sebastian Vettel's driving in the Mexican Grand Prix, after dismissing the Ferrari Formula 1 team's claim it should be reconsidered

Fernando Alonso believes fans should be paid to watch Formula 1 as viewing second Brazilian Grand Prix practice from the trackside left him falling asleep

Jolyon Palmer believes his current Formula 1 team-mate Kevin Magnussen has made the wrong move by leaving Renault for Haas

Ferrari junior and Haas Formula 1 reserve driver Charles Leclerc is in negotiations with a number of GP2 teams over a race seat for the 2017 season

Lewis Hamilton started his bid for a maiden Brazilian Grand Prix victory with the fastest time in the opening Formula 1 practice session

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne has vowed he will no longer throw money at the firm's Formula 1 project, instead calling on the team to spend its budget more wisely

Kevin Magnussen says he had an offer to remain with the Renault Formula 1 team in 2017, but that it was "not good enough that I could take it"

Felipe Nasr's hopes of staying at Sauber for the 2017 Formula 1 season are being held up by sponsorship complications, while team-mate Marcus Ericsson is set to stay on board

Jolyon Palmer has been retained by Renault for the 2017 Formula 1 season

The German Grand Prix is suffering from a hangover after the years of dominance by Sebastian Vettel and Michael Schumacher, according to Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff

Sebastian Vettel accepts his primary focus is to drive Ferrari's Formula 1 car but he still wants to help behind the scenes, despite team boss Maurizio Arrivabene's request

Kevin Magnussen is poised to switch to Haas for the 2017 Formula 1 season, Autosport understands

Sauber wants to channel the kind of out-of-the-box thinking behind its surprise podiums of 2012 in a final bid for the lucrative 10th position in 2016's Formula 1 constructors' championship

Maurizio Arrivabene admits the Ferrari Formula 1 team's difficulties are endemic in hot conditions but believes it has found the reasons why

Pascal Wehrlein says he would be happy to stay at Manor for a second Formula 1 season, amid speculation linking him to the vacant seat at Force India

Lewis Hamilton concedes losing this year's Formula 1 world title to Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg would be hard to swallow

Renault team principal Frederic Vasseur believes it is normal that current driver Kevin Magnussen has held talks with Haas over a 2017 Formula 1 drive

Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo and team principal Christian Horner are demanding tougher track-limits deterrents in Formula 1

Renault team principal Frederic Vasseur claims the performances from the contenders for the team's second 2017 Formula 1 seat are making it tough to decide who to choose

Lewis Hamilton has hailed his move from McLaren to Mercedes as the best decision of his life and Formula 1 career following his 51st grand prix victory in Mexico

Formula 1's commercial chief Bernie Ecclestone reckons Ross Brawn would be better suited to a role inside governing body the FIA, rather than with F1's new owner Liberty Media

Kimi Raikkonen believes changes to the team of people he works closely with inside Ferrari this season have been key to turning his Formula 1 form around

Christian Horner says Sebastian Vettel never showed the frustration he has displayed so vocally this season at Ferrari when he was with the Red Bull Formula 1 team

The FIA has opted not to take disciplinary action against Sebastian Vettel for his abusive radio tirade during Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix

Sebastian Vettel has written a letter of apology to FIA president Jean Todt in the wake of his expletive-laden outburst during the Formula 1 Mexican Grand Prix

Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Maurizio Arrivabene says he will not "take lessons" from Red Bull's Helmut Marko, amid the row over Sebastian Vettel's battle with Daniel Ricciardo in Mexico

Lewis Hamilton has had more than his share of technical problems this year, but has he also created his own mental obstacles to overcome as he chases a fourth world championship?

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes Max Verstappen's wheel-banging incident with Nico Rosberg on the first lap of the Mexican Grand Prix is "not what should happen" in Formula 1