Formula One News — June 2016

Senior F1 drivers have questioned the safety credentials of the sport's newest venue.

Imola chief Uberto Selvatico Estense says the former San Marino GP venue is "ready" and poised to replace Monza as Italy's sole F1 race.

Felipe Massa has warned that Bernie Ecclestone may be serious in his threat to axe the Brazilian grand prix.

Carlos Sainz is not ruling out staying with Toro Rosso in 2017.

Heineken could be set to expand its new F1 sponsorship deal to involve one or more of the teams.

For the first time in his 27-race formula one race career, Max Verstappen will be without his famous father Jos this weekend in Baku.

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F1's leap across the world in the space of mere days has left a couple of teams struggling for spare parts.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will work hard to maintain its position at the top of the F1 tree.

F1 teams have backed the sport's new global sponsorship deal with Heineken.

As news emerges that Red Bull's driver lineup is now set in stone for the next two years, Daniel Ricciardo says he is happy alongside F1 teen sensation Max Verstappen.

Sergio Marchionne made a "typical rookie error" in predicting immediate wins in 2016 and the world championship title, according to former Ferrari driver Gerhard Berger.

Hermann Tilke has played down fears F1's newest venue in Baku might not be safe enough.

Nico Hulkenberg does not think he will be returning to Le Mans in "the foreseeable future".

Brazilian journalists have played down Bernie Ecclestone's warning that the Interlagos race in November could be the last.

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Sir Jackie Stewart says bringing big companies like Heineken into formula one is "even better" than winning world titles.

Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed the latest reports about Las Vegas potentially joining an F1 calendar of the near future.

F1 drivers have admitted they are not sure how much they will enjoy this weekend's inaugural grand prix on the streets of Baku.

Red Bull is confirming that it will field an unchanged driver lineup in 2017.

Felipe Nasr has played down suggestions he will definitely leave Sauber at the end of the season.

Kevin Magnussen hopes his talks with Renault about staying with the French works team beyond 2016 begin soon.

Romain Grosjean has urged Haas to get to the bottom of a recurring technical fault in 2016.

Niki Lauda has backed Lewis Hamilton after the first corner collision that Nico Rosberg admits left him "p----d off" in Canada.