Formula One News — June 2016

Bernie Ecclestone says Britain exiting the European Union is the right thing, even for formula one.

Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber is not expecting his old team to shine too brightly this weekend in Austria.

Honda's F1 boss Yusuke Hasegawa has warned that even podiums are for now a distant target for the McLaren-Honda project.

Honda is still open to supplying engines to a customer F1 team.

Nico Rosberg appears poised to ink a new contract and stay with Mercedes for the next two years.

Daniel Ricciardo is not ruling out a move to Ferrari at some point in the near future.

Kimi Raikkonen appears to have set a wedding date.

Momentum is building for The Netherlands' return to the F1 calendar.

Cyril Abiteboul on Friday has given a hard-hitting interview with the German press, boldly criticising key aspects of the sport.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed reports he intends to drop "one or two" European rounds from the F1 calendar.

Alain Prost has described the coverage of last weekend's inaugural race in Baku as a "disaster".

Williams is working to rediscover its "winning mentality", according to Rob Smedley.

Fernando Alonso says he hopes to be fighting for the world championship in 2017.

Jean Todt has paved the road for more high-profile date clashes between key races like F1 grands prix and the iconic Le Mans.

The impressive form of Sergio Perez does not mean Force India is unhappy with his teammate.

F1 legend Alain Prost has weighed into Ferrari's deliberations about the future of Kimi Raikkonen.

Dr Helmut Marko says Max Verstappen has learned a valuable lesson after his 'hero to zero' outing in Monaco last month.

The respective bosses of the two drivers most strongly linked with a move to Ferrari say they are open to talking with the Italian team about a buyout.

Sergio Perez's bid for a Ferrari race cockpit for 2017 could have got an eight-digit boost.

The promoter of Brazil's F1 race has slammed Felipe Massa for saying it is "possible" Interlagos will be axed from the calendar.

There could be more than meets the eye to the re-signing by Red Bull of Carlos Sainz for 2017.

Former F1 driver Christian Fittipaldi has backed reports that Red Bull's 'Aeroscreen' concept has been put on the back burner.

Dr Helmut Marko has suggested Daniil Kvyat stands a strong chance of keeping his place at Toro Rosso beyond the end of 2016.

Former F1 driver Franck Montagny thinks Nico Rosberg is ready to win his first world championship in 2016.

F1 is creating a fleet of "beautiful" next-generation cars.