Formula One News — July 2016

Engine performance in formula one appears to be rapidly converging.

Hockenheim has ramped up security for this weekend's German grand prix following a spate of terrorist attacks in the country and Europe.

After a gap year, the German grand prix might be back this weekend but the future of the country's place on the calendar remains in doubt.

A former F1 driver has sided with world champion Lewis Hamilton over the yellow flag controversy of Hungary.

McLaren and Honda have hailed the state of their current working relationship.

Claims Lewis Hamilton triggered the late stewards investigation into teammate Nico Rosberg's pole position have been played down.

Fernando Alonso has admitted that he is unlikely to finish on the podium in 2016.

Red Bull does not intend to renew its contract with Toro Rosso driver Daniil Kvyat for 2017.

Montreal's mayor has played down reports the 2017 Canadian grand prix is in serious doubt.

Brazilian kidnappers are reportedly demanding $37 million in ransom for the release of F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone's mother-in-law.

Jacques Villeneuve thinks Nico Rosberg will bounce back from losing his world championship lead for the first time in 2016.

Manor says its "plan A" is to keep Indonesian rookie Rio Haryanto on the team in 2016.

McLaren has played down rumours Stoffel Vandoorne could be on the verge of returning to the F1 grid.

Kimi Raikkonen could be left as the clear elder statesman of F1 should Jenson Button retire at the end of the season.

Maurizio Arrivabene has broken his silence to play down speculation Ferrari could be about to lose Sebastian Vettel and James Allison.

The abundance of rules in F1 today will be discussed by the strategy group in Geneva later this week.

Former F1 driver Franck Montagny said the spectacle of the 2016 season hit a low in Hungary.

Retired McLaren veteran Jo Ramirez says he thinks the Woking team is behind schedule.

Hungarian GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Budapest

Hungarian GP - Race Notes

Hungarian GP - Sunday Photos

Hungarian GP - Sunday Press Conference

Hungarian GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Hungarian GP - Race Results

Toto Wolff thinks F1 has become "a little over-cautious" in the wake of Jules Bianchi's death.