Sergio Perez was very happy with the teams performance, after taking fourth place in the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday.
Daniel Ricciardo was happy to be back on the podium in Spain, but feels Red Bull need to understand their deficit to Mercedes and Ferrari ASAP.
Sebastian Vettel was happy with the team’s performance in Spain, but believes further improvements are needed if they are to beat Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton declared the 2017 Spanish Grand Prix, one of his most enjoyable races in a long time.
Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes took victory in Spain, in what was a close fought race between the Brit and Sebastian Vettel.
I was all change during FP3 in Spain, as Ferrari took the honours ahead of Mercedes.
Lewis Hamilton topped the times in Spain, ahead of team-mate Bottas, as Mercedes look to have taken a step forward with their numerous upgrades.
Renault’s Nick Chester: “We need to ensure we seize every possible advantage from the car”
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Nick Chester says Renault’s strong start to the season has given them the belief that they can keep on getting better.
After a strong start to the season, Cyril Abiteboul cannot wait to get racing again in Spain.
Jolyon Palmer is praying for a weekend free of problems in Spain, to allow him to show his and the cars true potential.
Nico Hulkenberg is happy with how life is going with the Renault Sport Formula 1 Team at present, and is hopeful of another strong performance in Spain.
Marcus Ericsson and Pascal Wehrlein are fully behind Sauber in their decision to run Honda engines next year.
As F1 heads to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend, TCF takes a look back at past races and ahead to this weekend.
New man in charge of F1, Chase Carey, believes F1 would be much better off today, had it not been held back by Bernie Ecclestone’s attitude.
Cyril Abiteboul has confirmed Renault will be holding off their planned mid-season engine upgrade until prior to the summer break.
For the fourth time this season, Fernando Alonso did not finish the grand prix, but to add insult to injury, he did not even get started in Russia.
Guenther Steiner was disappointed to come away without any points at the Russian Grand Prix, in what was a frustrating weekend for the Haas F1 Team.
