Formula One News — September 2016

F1 legend Gerhard Berger has questioned whether the 2017 rules revolution is the right path for the sport.

The driver 'silly season' is still bubbling away in the F1 paddock.

Robert Kubica is looking to step up his return to circuit racing by targeting Le Mans.

F1 teams and the FIA have agreed a swathe of rule changes to be sent to the decision-making strategy group for approval.

German carmaker BMW has made clear it is content for now outside of formula one.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger has backed the sale of the sport's commercial rights to American mogul John Malone's Liberty Media.

Barcelona is not yet confirming officially that pre-season testing will take place at the Circuit de Catalunya early next year.

Kevin Magnussen is hoping to stay with Renault so that 2016 is not a "lost" year.

Pirelli is beginning to ramp down its controversially high compulsory minimum tyre pressures, according to Germany's Auto Motor und Sport.

Toro Rosso chief Franz Tost does not believe the Faenza based team will lose Carlos Sainz.

McLaren-Honda is expecting to match engine pacesetters Mercedes next year.

A European politician has questioned whether F1's high profile sale to Liberty Media should be allowed to proceed.

Gerhard Berger says he is ready to sit back and watch Mercedes' two stars fight it out for the 2016 title.

Robert Kubica recently tested in Renault's F1 simulator, team boss Frederic Vasseur has admitted.

F1 legend Alain Prost has backed his countryman Esteban Ocon to keep climbing the sport's ladder.

Abu Dhabi's F1 boss is hoping the 2016 world championship goes right down to the wire.

Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes' two drivers may continue to struggle with their race starts this year.

Stoffel Vandoorne insists he does not feel bitter that it took him so long to break into formula one.

Pascal Wehrlein is open to spending a second year at Manor.

Honda has indicated it is inching towards being ready to supply more teams with engines in formula one.

Kimi Raikkonen is leaving open the door to extending his F1 career even beyond 2017.

Daniil Kvyat has admitted he has no 'plan B' for his career.

Former F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa thinks countryman Carlos Sainz is just as good as Max Verstappen.

F1 sponsorship guru Zak Brown is lining up a top job in the sport, according to the respected business outlet Sky News.

Stoffel Vandoorne does not think Jenson Button's new McLaren deal will ramp up the pressure when he makes his F1 debut next year.