Formula One News — July 2016

Even though team owner Red Bull has taken up its option on Toro Rosso driver Carlos Sainz, rumours continue to swirl around the impressive young Spaniard.

Austria 2016 set the scene for both good and bad news regarding the future of the struggling Sauber team.

Ferrari will try again to debut the updated 'Halo 2' cockpit protection this weekend ahead of the British grand prix.

Ferrari and Pirelli are investigating the race-ending tyre explosion that stopped Sebastian Vettel in his tracks on Sunday.

F1 would be in better health if there were more races like Sunday's Austrian grand prix.

Austrian GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Spielberg

Austrian GP - Race Notes - By Mark Karp

Austrian GP - Sunday Photos

Austrian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Austrian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Austrian GP - Race Results

Troublesome kerbs have been causing a stir this weekend in Austria.

Jenson Button has clarified his comments about young drivers in formula one.

Pascal Wehrlein's F1 career took a major step forward in Austria, according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

Esteban Gutierrez has revealed he needed a day in hospital after the recent race in Baku to get to the bottom of a lingering health issue.

Austrian GP - Qualifying Report - By Dan Knutson in Spielberg

Austrian GP - Saturday Photos

Austrian GP - Saturday Team Quotes

Austrian GP - Saturday Press Conference

Austrian GP - Qualifying Results

Kevin Magnussen said he is feeling "no stress" over his future in F1.

Pirelli has indicated that the FIA closing a loophole could mean exorbitantly high tyre pressures can be eased in the forthcoming races.

Despite some early fanfare in Austria, problems on Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari meant the titanium 'Halo 2' did not make its practice debut on Friday.

Felipe Massa has hinted he might take a pay-cut in order to continue his F1 career into 2017.

The departure of James Key would be a blow to Toro Rosso, according to Carlos Sainz.