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Ferrari "got it wrong" in favouring Vettel, says Berger
Former Ferrari Formula 1 driver Gerhard Berger believes that the Maranello team has "got it wrong" with calls favouring Sebastian Vettel over Charles Leclerc in the early races of the 2019 season.
Horner: Gasly needs to tweak driving style to suit RB15
Pierre Gasly’s efforts to show more speed at Red Bull are being hindered by his style not totally suiting the team’s 2019 Formula 1 car, says team boss Christian Horner.
Raikkonen: Alfa needs to "tidy up" weekend to unleash potential
Kimi Raikkonen thinks Alfa Romeo can deliver much more this season if it tidies up its execution of race weekends.
Prime The one part of F1 that really did get worse
That Formula 1's self-proclaimed 1000th race was a bore is no indictment of modern grand prix racing - but there was one aspect of the Chinese Grand Prix weekend that spotlighted a change for the worse.
Prime The MotoGP model that proves F1 B-teams' worth
F1's relationship with customer cars has been contradictory through history, and the development of the current form of B-teams has led to scorn inside and outside the paddock. But a glance at MotoGP shows how they can key to F1's future
Binotto admits it was "difficult" to give Leclerc orders
Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto has admitted it was "difficult" to order Charles Leclerc to move aside for his Formula 1 teammate Sebastian Vettel during the Chinese Grand Prix.
Verstappen targeting mid-season F1 race wins
Max Verstappen hopes that Red Bull will be ready to challenge Mercedes and Ferrari at all tracks from the halfway point of the Formula 1 season, with it currently playing catch up against its rivals.
Mercedes: China double-stack was Wolff's idea
The original idea for the stacked pitstop for Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton in the Chinese Grand Prix came from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, the team has revealed.
Video: How F1's 2019 rule changes are mixing up every GP
Chain Bear's latest video looks at an unexpected impact the rule changes for 2019 have caused in Formula 1.
Hulkenberg: Renault giving away points with poor reliability
Nico Hulkenberg says that his Renault Formula 1 team has to find fixes soon after he suffered a second consecutive retirement with an MGU-K issue in the Chinese GP.
Haas facing fundamental tyre warm-up problem with 2019 F1 car
Haas believes its 2019 Formula 1 car has a fundamental problem in not getting its tyres working properly at tracks where there are long straights and low-energy corners.
Kvyat: Stewards know Chinese GP penalty was too harsh
Daniil Kvyat believes the Chinese Grand Prix Formula 1 stewards accepted they were too harsh with his punishment for colliding with McLaren drivers Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris.
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Wolff had "quite a laugh" over reports of Verstappen talks
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says he has had "quite a laugh" with Max and Jos Verstappen over suggestions he has been calling the Red Bull Formula 1 driver.
Prime F1 must go extreme with qualifying changes or leave it
It has been mooted that Formula 1 could introduce an extra segment in qualifying to add extra jeopardy for the bigger teams. But is this going dangerously close to trying to fix something that isn't broken as F1 did with the 2016 elimination debacle?
Tost urged Albon to be "very aggressive" in Chinese GP
Toro Rosso Formula 1 team boss Franz Tost told Alexander Albon to be "very aggressive" in the Chinese Grand Prix, in which the rookie drove a "perfect race" en route to 10th.
Vettel irked by "poor journalism" over Ferrari team orders
Sebastian Vettel believes his Ferrari Formula 1 team has been a victim of “poor journalism” and is unhappy with how comments about team orders have been used by the media.
Russell: Chinese GP rivals passed me "like I'm stood still"
Williams driver George Russell says he felt like he was “stood still” when he found himself racing Formula 1 cars from other teams in the Chinese Grand Prix.
F1 not headed for Williams '92 repeat, says Brawn
Formula 1 is not heading for a season of utter dominance by Mercedes, reckons the sport’s managing director Ross Brawn, despite the team becoming the first since Williams in 1992 to finish 1-2 in the first three races.
"Highly interested" F1 plans talks over China street race
Formula 1 chiefs plan to meet with government officials from six cities in China this week to see if there is potential to add a street circuit race to the calendar.
Video: Why Mercedes had to change its front wing
Mercedes may have sealed a one-two victory in Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix, but there was plenty of intrigue over its front wing update.
Ferrari's early struggles pile pressure on Binotto
After Mercedes claimed a third one-two finish of the 2019 Formula 1 season, pressure is rising at Ferrari. All the teams privately agree that Ferrari won the testing war, but our technical expert says it needs to make good on that potential - and do so fast.
Red Bull now needs top speed gains after improving chassis
Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks his team has got its chassis back on track judging by its pace at the Chinese Grand Prix, as he suggested the team's main deficit is now top speed.
Ferrari and Mercedes outliers in Baku F1 tyre picks
Formula 1 tyre supplier Pirelli has revealed the teams' tyre selections for the 2019 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Ferrari and Mercedes picking the fewest sets of softs.
Pope Francis to be presented with Senna sculpture
Pope Francis is to be presented with a special bronze sculpture of Ayrton Senna on Wednesday, as part of a tribute ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Brazilian’s death.
