Formula One News — September 2016

Toto Wolff thinks world champion Lewis Hamilton respects Nico Rosberg more than ever in 2016.

Portugal could bid to return to the F1 calendar.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he is not yet overly impressed with Pirelli's new tyres for 2017.

Valtteri Bottas is still not ready to confirm that he is staying at Williams in 2017.

F1's two Brazilian drivers are worried amid speculation Interlagos could fall off the race calendar.

Fernando Alonso says Carlos Sainz would be a good McLaren-Honda driver for the future.

Romain Grosjean says he feels so good about his future in F1 that he bought a house last week.

Red Bull's race drivers have admitted they are each pushing the other on in 2017.

Sauber has acknowledged it may need to appoint an official reserve driver for 2017.

Renault's two drivers are still in the dark over whether they will drive for the French works team in 2017.

Track boss Georg Seiler says Hockenheim does not yet have a contract to host the German grand prix in 2017.

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Malaysian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Nico Hulkenberg on Thursday reacted with surprise to rumours linking him with a surprise switch to Renault.

Mercedes could wrap up the constructors' world championship this weekend in Malaysia, with five clear races then to follow.

Ferrari is "disoriented", F1 legend Sir Jackie Stewart has surmised.

Although Mercedes is on the cusp of wrapping up the constructors' title, the battle for the drivers' crown is still wide open.

Marcus Ericsson is bruised and battered but fit to race in Malaysia this weekend.

Three of the 21 grands prix scheduled for 2017 have been given only provisional status on the newly-published race calendar.