Formula One News — August 2016

Sergio Perez has played down suggestions a clash of sponsors could thwart his next move in formula one.

Carlos Sainz says he has been impressed with the progress being made by McLaren-Honda.

Jenson Button says his plans beyond 2016 will be known "soon".

Haas boss Gunther Steiner will not say if Esteban Gutierrez is staying at the new American team for its second season in 2017.

Kevin Magnussen has admitted he has been in contact with other teams because Renault is yet to sign him up for the 2017 season.

Sauber is starting to rebuild its tattered organisation after almost succumbing to financial woes in 2016.

Belgian GP - Practice 1 Report - By Dan Knutson in Spa-Francorchamps

Belgian GP - Practice 1 Results

A "miracle" is what is needed if the public wants to ever again see F1 legend Michael Schumacher.

Pascal Wehrlein used the summer break to sit his theory test for the C1 truck license category.

Belgian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Nico Rosberg will not be the only F1 driver trying the 'Halo' cockpit protection device in Friday practice.

Lewis Hamilton on Thursday insisted he is not angry with Mercedes as he faces a difficult weekend at Spa.

Stoffel Vandoorne says that if he doesn't race for McLaren next year, he could go elsewhere in pitlane.

Ferrari is not the only team taking engine upgrades to this weekend's Belgian grand prix.

Paul Hembery has tipped a huge performance leap for formula one as a result of the rules changes for 2017.

Nico Rosberg has all guns blazing as he bids to put his world championship campaign back on track at Spa and beyond.

Felipe Massa has played down any claims he might keep his racing dream alive for 2017 by switching to Indycar.

McLaren's incoming chief executive says Stoffel Vandoorne is ready for F1.

25 years after observing the meteoric start to the most successful career in F1 history, Ross Brawn says the fate of Michael Schumacher is nothing short of "tragic".

Mercedes has revealed world championship leader Lewis Hamilton is "likely" to face penalties this weekend at Spa.

Ferrari has a new engine specification in its luggage as the sport prepares to wake from its August slumber this weekend in Belgium.

Hockenheim and Bernie Ecclestone look to be on track to secure Germany's place on the F1 calendar.

Even at the very back of the grid, a spicy and crucial battle is taking place.

Former F1 priest Don Sergio Mantovani has tipped Michael Schumacher to keep fighting.