‘Standing start was simple decision, gut instinct’
F1 race director Michael Masi says having a standing start at the German GP was a "very simple decision" given the feedback they were receiving from the drivers.
German Grand Prix
The FIA's International Court of Appeal has dismissed Alfa's German GP protest, meaning Lewis Hamilton and Robert Kubica keep their points.
Four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel believes Formula 1 will quickly realise that it needs the German Grand Prix.
Alfa Romeo won't have their appeal heard over the 30-second penalties for Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi at the German GP until September.
Alfa Romeo have lodged a former appeal against the penalties which cost Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi points at Hockenheim.
Mercedes have confirmed that they won't attempt to keep the German Grand Prix on the 2020 calendar like they did this season.
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Red Bull set new pit stop record – again
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FIA dismiss German GP ‘drag strip’ criticism
Formula 1 race director Michael Masi sees nothing wrong with the German GP "drag strip" section despite fierce criticism.
German Grand Prix driver ratings
The wet and wild conditions meant we were seemingly primed for a Lewis Hamilton masterclass. Wrong! Here are Late Braking's German Grand Prix driver ratings.
Russell wanted more from German Grand Prix
Williams' George Russell was left disappointed to finish outside the points in a chaotic German Grand Prix, citing poor strategy.
Albon didn’t want to try and overtake Hamilton
Alex Albon revealed that he didn't want to launch an overtake on Lewis Hamilton in the German GP but was forced to due to his error.
Alfa Romeo to appeal, ‘grounds’ to overturn
Alfa Romeo principal Frederic Vasseur has confirmed that the team will appeal the 30-second penalties which cost them points at the German GP.
Wolff: Mercedes German GP meltdown was ‘karma’
Mercedes principal Toto Wolff fumed that their miserable German GP was "karma" for getting distracted with their 125 years of motorsport celebrations.
Vettel: ‘It felt like it would never end’
Sebastian Vettel said he felt like the German Grand Prix "would never end" after he went from P20 to P2 in a crazy race.
Hamilton rues ‘worst day in a long time’
刘易斯·汉密尔顿品牌他的性能t the German Grand Prix as “probably the worst day I’ve had for a long time”.
Verstappen did 360 spin for the crowd
Max Verstappen joked that he “did that 360 for the crowd” before going on to claim victory in a thrilling German Grand Prix.
Verstappen wins chaotic, amazing, incredible German GP
Max Verstappen pitted five times on his way to the German GP win as Sebastian Vettel raced from P20 to P2, Lewis Hamilton lost his front wing and Charles Leclerc blotted his copybook.
One of the craziest races in Formula 1 history
The 2019 German Grand Prix will go down as perhaps the craziest race in Formula 1 history. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we will begin.
FIA clear Hamilton of wrongdoing during Safety Car
One slight bit of better news for Lewis Hamilton is that he will face no further action for a possible infringement during a Safety Car period.
Double points for Haas, but drivers clash again
Both Haas drivers were back in the points in Germany, but not without Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen bumping into each other again.
Renault: From podium shot to double DNF
Nico Hulkenberg admitted it will "hurt even more tomorrow" after Renault went from a podium opportunity to a double-DNF.
Stroll’s P4 banks £11,000 for charity
Lance Stroll's shock P4 finish at the German GP has raised £11,000 for Breast Cancer Care courtesy of the SportPesa Grid That Gives initiative.
Leclerc unhappy with ‘dangerous dragster’ tarmac
Retiring from Sunday's German GP, Charles Leclerc admits he made a mistake but reckons it wouldn't have been a big deal were it not for the "dragster track" tarmac at Turn 15.