Phillip van Osten

Mercedes: No difference between works and customer engines

Toto Wolff denies Mercedes was the target of the FIA's clampdown on engine parity rules, denying there as ever been…

9 years ago

No foray into Super Formula for Pascal Wehrlein

Mercedes protégé Pascal Wehrlein has abandoned his plans to race in the Japanese Super Formula series in 2018, preferring to…

9 years ago

Kevin Magnussen wants a shot at Indy 500 glory

Kevin Magnussen would consider a full-time switch to IndyCar after his career in F1, and the opportunity to tackle the…

9 years ago

Hamilton determined to keep Verstappen off his turf

Lewis Hamilton has lavished praise upon the mercurial Max Verstappen, but the four-time world champion is determined to keep the…

9 years ago

Patrese and Arrows come close to glory first time out

On this day in 1978, a young Riccardo Patrese and the new Arrows team almost succeeded in pulling off a…

9 years ago

Ericsson sees Sauber as team with 'biggest change' in 2018

Marcus Ericsson believes the biggest transformation among all F1 teams this year has come from Sauber, for which the Swede…

9 years ago

Jim Clark Museum preps for commemorative events

Two-time F1 world champion and Grand Prix legend Jim Clark was born on this day in 1936. The new Jim…

9 years ago

Big margins of improvement in store for Sainz and Renault

Carlos Sainz feels he has yet to get into the thick of things with regard to testing and pushing his…

9 years ago

No excuses for Bottas not to perform - Hamilton

With a year of Mercedes experience behind him, Valtteri Bottas has no excuses not to perform, says team mate Lewis…

9 years ago

F1 income drop impacts teams to the tune of $47m

Formula One suffered a decrease in its earnings in 2017 which has led to a smaller prize fund distributed to…

9 years ago

Pirelli releases tyre testing schedule for 2018

All ten F1 teams will take part in Pirelli's 2019 tyre development programme this year, a schedule which will include…

9 years ago

Sainz sees Mercedes pre-season speed as 'a little scary'

Carlos Sainz believes Mercedes will likely pick up in where it left off when the season gets underway in Australia…

9 years ago