Formula One News — November 2016

As predicted earlier this week, Lewis Hamilton pulled out of the Pirelli tyre test in Abu Dhabi.

Honda is targeting the podium for 2017.

F1 drivers past and present have leapt to the defence of Lewis Hamilton, as the controversy about his 'backing up' tactics in Abu Dhabi continues.

Kevin Magnussen has admitted he is looking forward to the simplicity of the Haas team, after a year at the French works outfit Renault.

Sebastian Vettel has admitted he was careful in the closing laps of the Abu Dhabi finale to not ruin the battle for the 2016 world championship.

Felipe Massa has revealed that he should still be a familiar face in the F1 paddock next year.

World champion Nico Rosberg says F1 should "drop" the current discussion about teammate Lewis Hamilton's tactics in Abu Dhabi.

Monza and Bernie Ecclestone have finally signed on the dotted line of their race contract extension.

Nico Rosberg and his equally famous father are not joining in the criticism of Lewis Hamilton following the 2016 title finale in Abu Dhabi.

Mercedes has played down reports that Lewis Hamilton is refusing to get back to work this week.

Christian Horner says Red Bull is now looking confidently into the future with engine supplier Renault.

Claire Williams says the British team she leads does not want to lose Rob Smedley.

British newspapers say Lewis Hamilton could be suspended or even "sacked" after ignoring Mercedes' team orders during Sunday's Abu Dhabi finale.

The problem at Ferrari is a lack of good quality chiefs.

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Esteban Gutierrez has admitted returning to Ferrari is an option for 2017.

MotoGP star Jorge Lorenzo insists Nico Rosberg would be a deserving champion if crowned later on Sunday in Abu Dhabi.

Both Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg would deserve the world championship if they succeed on Sunday.

F1 legend Gerhard Berger says he can imagine Lewis Hamilton deploying every tactic to win the world championship on Sunday.

All eyes are on Nico Rosberg as the German bids to win his first world championship on Sunday.