Max Verstappen could lose his pole position for the Mexican Grand Prix as the stewards are investigating whether he failed to slow sufficiently for yellow flags.
Max Verstappen says the stewards should delete his fastest lap time if they find he failed to slow for yellow flags at the end of the Mexican Grand Prix.
Valtteri Bottas has been released from the medical centre following his heavy crash at the end of qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the Mexican Grand Prix after Valtteri Bottas ended qualifying by crashing on his final lap.
Charles Leclerc leads the provisional grid for the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix after Max Verstappen was penalised.
Just two teams blocked a proposal to run reverse grid qualifying races at three rounds in 2020, Ross Brawn has revealed.
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Charles Leclerc led a one-two for Ferrari in the final practice session for the Mexican Grand Prix while technical trouble struck both Renaults.
Follow the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix third practice session on RaceFans Live.
Netflix Formula 1's series Drive to Survive has led to a sharp increase in the number of women attending the Mexican Grand Prix, race promoter Alejandro Soberon has said.
The decision to remove a new specification front wing from Robert Kubica's car at Suzuka was vindicated by his crash in qualifying, says the team's deputy principal Claire Williams.
Ferrari may repeat their start tactics from the Russian Grand Prix in tomorrow's race, despite the arrangement leading to a dispute between its two drivers last time.
Formula 1's British-based teams are braced for the "potential impact" if Britain leaves the European Union amid continuing uncertainty over 'Brexit'.
Will Charles Leclerc's Japanese GP penalty lead to the return of the black-and-orange flag? And has Renault's disputed brake system been on the car since 2015?
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has downplayed suggestions Ferrari could try to lure its star driver Lewis Hamilton away when his current contract expires.
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Formula 1's official tyre supplier has cast doubt on the accuracy of the sport's new television graphics which claim to show how worn drivers' tyres are.
Ferrari look in strong shape for qualifying while Mercedes are even further behind than they expected to be in Mexico.
Formula 1 drivers are suffering severe tyre graining again at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, according to Carlos Sainz Jnr.
The automatic brake bias adjustment system which led to Renault's disqualification from the Japanese Grand Prix was first used on its cars "many years" earlier.