Formula One News — August 2016

Dr Helmut Marko has moved to temper speculation that Daniil Kvyat is set to definitely lose Red Bull's backing.

Nico Hulkenberg has hailed McLaren-Honda's rate of improvement in 2016.

Bernie Ecclestone is reportedly planning to monetise access to radio communications in F1.

Sergey Sirotkin's father thinks the 20-year-old Russian is in the running to step into a race seat with Renault for 2017.

Williams has made clear its door may be open to not only Jenson Button but also Sergio Perez for the 2017 season.

Sergio Marchionne has this week suggested Ferrari will stay the course, despite admitting that the great Italian marque has disappointed in the opening half of 2016.

Kevin Magnussen's father has hit back at media speculation that his future is Renault is under a cloud because of his work ethic.

Championship rivals Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have got off to very different starts to their F1 summer break.

Esteban Ocon looks set to be the next teenage charger to make his mark in formula one.

A dispute is bubbling between world champions Mercedes and rival F1 team McLaren over an engineer.

The Italian media has backed Nico Rosberg after he was penalised for an overtaking move on Max Verstappen at Hockenheim.

A cloud continues to hang over the future of the German grand prix.

Lewis Hamilton may now be a sure bet to win his third consecutive world championship this year.

World champion Lewis Hamilton is in a $4.6 million legal battle with an Italian property developer.

Bernie Ecclestone has hailed Brazilian police after his mother-in-law was freed unhurt from kidnappers following a daring raid.

Rio Haryanto says his management will not be resting during F1's summer break.

Maurizio Arrivabene has admitted that Ferrari needs to rev up its progress when it comes to aerodynamics.

Kevin Magnussen remains in the running to keep his works Renault seat beyond 2016.

McLaren-Honda is on target for "victories" in 2017.

Reports that the Sachsenring could be in the running to rescue the German GP for 2017 have been played down.

Daniil Kvyat is not ready to give up on his formula one career quite yet.

Bernie Ecclestone's mother-in-law is safe and well, after being kidnapped in Sao Paulo over a week ago.

Mick Schumacher's manager has put the brakes on any suggestion the 17-year-old might soon be set to join fellow teenager Max Verstappen in F1.

German GP - Race Report - By Dan Knutson in Hockenheim