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Former McLaren team manager Jo Ramirez has been talking about his time working for one of Formula 1's most iconic and successful teams. The Mexican was employed at Woking from 1983 until 2001. He worked shoulder to shoul...

Pierre Gasly's return to the Formula 1 will be marked with a grid penalty at Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix. Having sat out the United States GP race to contest the Super Formula finale, only for that to be a wash-out, Gasl...

Ducati rider takes to the top late in the first session of the weekend

It was a short hop from the Circuit of the Americas in Austin to the Autodromo Hermano Rodriguez in Mexico City, just a short two and a half hour flight but it could not be more different in terms of culture, geography a...

McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne expect to start Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix from the back row after incurring hefty grid penalties for engine changes. 'Unfortunately I think we will have to change t...

Lewis Hamilton says he has no desire to aim to finish fifth in Mexico, even though it would guarantee him a fourth title no matter where rival Sebastian Vettel finishes. Hamilton has a 66-point lead over Vettel and there...

Charlie Whiting insists there are no inconsistencies from FIA stewards when it comes to track limits, and there is a great desire within the steward's room to do everything they can to ensure drivers are free to race. Th...

Kevin Magnussen will under a check by the medical delegate to assess his condition before final practice, the FIA has confirmed.

Friday's running in Mexico was rather uncomfortable for Sebastian Vettel, especially as the fire extinguisher went off inside his car. Putting in the laps in Friday's second practice, the Ferrari driver informed his pit ...

Ricciardo tops tight second practice in Mexico

Daniil Kvyat is no longer part of the Red Bull family in Formula 1, and there is a "high possibility" that Pierre Gasly and Brendon Hartley will race for Toro Rosso next year

The Sauber F1 Team will not use non-listed parts from Scuderia Ferrari in 2018, with Team Principal Frederic Vasseur feeling it is too late to incorporate them into the car. The design of the 2018 car, which will have up...

Sebastian Vettel saw his second free practice session stalled by a burst fire extinguisher on his Ferrari in Mexico but is content with the pace he produced from his car. The Ferrari driver ended FP2 at the Autodromo Her...

Daniel Ricciardo is confident that Red Bull can find more time despite making a flying start to the Mexican Grand Prix weekend on Friday by setting the pace in the second Formula 1 practice at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodr...

Sebastian Vettel suspects a loose screw was to blame for his Ferrari Formula 1 car's fire extinguisher going off mid-run during second practice for the Mexican Grand Prix. Vettel lost time while the team rectified the pr...

Friday's running in Mexico was rather uncomfortable for Sebastian Vettel, especially as the fire extinguisher went off inside his car. The post ‘Loose screw’ set off Vettel’s fire extinguisher appeared first on Pla...

Mexican GP to hold pre-race minute's silence

Sebastian Vettel suspects a loose screw was to blame for his Ferrari Formula 1 car's fire extinguisher going off mid-run during second practice for the Mexican Grand Prix

With rumours of a possible 2018 deal dangling in front of him, Brendon Hartley admits the pressure is mounting. The post Hartley: The pressure only gets more appeared first on PlanetF1.

Max Verstappen said his Mexican Grand Prix Friday was disrupted by Red Bull trying development parts for its 2018 Formula 1 car. Verstappen completed just 16 laps in the morning at Mexico City, compared to the session-hi...

Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost says they are likely to retain their new driver line-up of Brendon Hartley and Pierre Gasly for the 2018 F1 season.