Toro Rosso has a lot to analyse after Chinese GP

- 2018-04-18

Pierre Gasly says Toro Rosso has “a lot to analyse” after slumping from a fourth-place finish in Bahrain to a miserable Chinese Grand Prix in the span of one week. Gasly and teammate Brendon Hartley were dumped out of Q1 in China and collided during the race while attempting to trade

Williams made progress at the Chinese GP – Sirotkin

- 2018-04-17

They may be sitting bottom of the championship table, the only team without a point so far this season, but Williams made clear progress at the Chinese Grand Prix - according to driver Sergey Sirotkin. 2018 has been a year of struggle so far for the British team, with the FW41

China GP: Mercedes never considered the same strategy as Red Bull

- 2018-04-172018-04-17

Team boss Toto Wolff says Mercedes never properly considered going down the same path as Red Bull and pitting Lewis Hamilton for fresh tyres behind the safety car in China. A bold gamble on strategy paid off big time for Red Bull in Shanghai, a quick decision to pit both of its drivers

Renault engine win is a good motivation for McLaren

- 2018-04-162018-04-16

Fernando Alonso says Daniel Ricciardo's victory in the Chinese Grand Prix is "good motivation" for McLaren, as he admits the team needs to do a better job. Red Bull driver Ricciardo won the Shanghai race to give the Renault engine - also used by McLaren - its first victory of the season. Alonso, meanwhile, qualified

Hulkenberg says Renault were worthy to be ‘best of the rest’

- 2018-04-16

He might have been fortunate to beat the championship leader, but Nico Hulkenberg says Renault were worthy of their title of ‘best of the rest’ in the Chinese Grand Prix. Renault have been one of the more consistent teams in a tight midfield battle so far this season, with Hulkenberg finishing

Hamilton feared crash into Verstappen and Vettel accident

- 2018-04-16

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton feared he would be caught up in the crash between the Red Bull of Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel during the Chinese Grand Prix. Along with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, Hamilton sneaked past the cars of Vettel and Verstappen, who tangled with 14 laps left in the race, as Verstappen

China GP 2018 – All teams and drivers comments

- 2018-04-15

A round-up of all the action from the Formula 1 2018 Heineken Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit... Red Bull Ricciardo was running sixth in the early stages of the race, seemingly out of the reckoning for even a podium. But when a safety car was sent out due to

Toro Rosso crash was the result of a “miscommunication”

- 2018-04-15

Toro Rosso drivers Brendon Hartley and Pierre Gasly have revealed their Chinese Grand Prix crash was the result of a "miscommunication” over a planned position change. Gasly was coming up 18th-placed Hartley on fresher tyres at the midpoint of the race, and ended up pitching his teammate into a spin as

Verstappen admit blame for Vettel crash

- 2018-04-15

Max Verstappen has admitted he was to blame for the clash with Sebastian Vettel in the Chinese Grand Prix that cost him a podium chance. The Dutchman was pushing through the field and fighting Vettel for third place when he made a late move at the hairpin on lap 43 –

Ricciardo wins a wild Chinese GP

- 2018-04-152018-04-15

Daniel Ricciardo passed Valtteri Bottas to score a stunning first win of the 2018 Formula 1 season as Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel collided in a wild Chinese Grand Prix. Bottas and Vettel were locked in their own battle for the win until Ricciardo and Verstappen pit again for fresh, soft

China GP Race Results: 1 Ricciardo, 2 Bottas, 3 Raikkonen

- 2018-04-15

A collision, a safety car and a Red Bull gamble. Those three ingredients delivered the most exciting Grand Prix in recent memory. Sebastian Vettel led. Then Valtteri Bottas led. But it was Daniel Ricciardo who came out on top when it mattered…. The opening stint of the Chinese Grand Prix was

Mercedes blames difficulties in managing tyre temperatures

- 2018-04-142018-04-14

Mercedes has blamed difficulties in managing tyre temperatures for it being beaten to the front row by Formula 1 rival Ferrari at the Chinese Grand Prix. Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen comfortably locked out the top two positions on the grid with strong form throughout the session in Shanghai – with