Formula 1

Pierre Gasly is targeting a better weekend in Great Britain this weekend after ending a lapped seventh in Austria two weeks ago.

Max Verstappen believes that the “hard work” from Red Bull and Honda is starting to show results ahead of the British Grand Prix.

Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Honda, have admitted they “don’t fully understand” as to why the team were so fast in at their home track of the Red Bull Ring in Austria. Max Verstappen brought Red Bull’s engine partner Honda their first win in thirteen years.

Fernando Alonso has quelled rumours linking him with a Formula 1 return, admitting that he doesn’t miss the sport.

Ferrari Team Principal, Mattia Binotto, feels Formula 1 missed a good chance to close up the field by not reverting back to 2018’s tyre specifications.

Andy Green finds that upcoming upgrades will see an improvement to Racing Point’s season but does not expect the improvement to come swiftly.

Toto Wolff believes that Mercedes reserve Esteban Ocon should be in Formula 1, and criticises Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul for his dealings last year.

Williams Heritage have revealed that the will be attending this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, and will be showcasing the FW08C, FW19, Brabham BT26, and also a current day Williams Racing car.

Williams Racing’s Robert Kubica blames high temperatures in Austria for his lack of performance.

George Russell feels that Williams Racing need to make changes to the level of downforce the cars are running in the hope that it will increase their chances for a better result next time out in their home race at Silverstone.

Williams Racing’s Senior Race Engineer Dave Robson says that Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix has been a challenge for the team as it saw both drivers finish at the back of the field and out of the points.

Andreas Seidl says the feedback given by Fernando Alonso and Stoffel Vandoorne about the 2018 McLaren has been valuable and has aided the development of the 2019 car and given current drivers Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris the chance to score regular points.

Racing Point F1’s Otmar Szafnauer has expressed his enjoyment of the Austrian Grand Prix despite neither of the team’s drivers finishing in the points.

Toyoharu Tanabe accepted the Constructors’ trophy on behalf of Red Bull after Max Verstappen gave Honda their first victory in Formula 1 since 2006 in Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix.

Jody Egginton was downbeat after an under par weekend for Toro Rosso in Austria where Alexander Albon and Daniil Kvyat finished fifteenth and seventeenth respectively.