Formula One News — January 2017

Ross Brawn has admitted that Bernie Ecclestone's departure as F1 chief might lead to promoters asking for lower annual race fees.

Niki Lauda says Mercedes will not miss reigning world champion Nico Rosberg in 2017.

Toto Wolff has admitted that Valtteri Bottas needs to prove he should keep his new seat at Mercedes beyond 2017.

Valtteri Bottas says he knows how to deal with the pressure of his new assignment in the cockpit of now-retired reigning world champion Nico Rosberg.

Stefano Domenicali is leaving a door open for a return to formula one.

One of Valtteri Bottas' former rivals thinks the Finn is actually more talented than the reigning world champion he is replacing at Mercedes.

F1 will relocate from Bernie Ecclestone's current offices in London, new CEO Chase Carey has announced.

Top teams were looking confidently into F1's future this week, following news of Bernie Ecclestone's departure as CEO.

F1 teams turned down Liberty Media's offer to become co-owners of the sport.

F1 has tweaked the rules so that drivers are penalised less often in 2017.

The future of the British grand prix seemed more secure as new F1 chiefs swept into office this week.

F1's new Liberty Media era is good news for "traditional" race hosts like Germany, new sport managing director Ross Brawn says.

Ross Brawn will be a prominent figure as F1's new on-track era begins in earnest in a month's time.

Antonio Giovinazzi has vowed to be ready in the event he might make his F1 race debut in 2017.

Less than 24 hours after taking over from Bernie Ecclestone as the man in charge of Formula One, Chase Carey gave his first interview to CNBC's morning program Squawk Box - in conversation with host Joe Kernan.

F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone has been officially ousted.

MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi says he has no regrets more than a decade after calling off his touted switch to formula one.

Embattled F1 backmarker Manor remains in talks with potential saviours.

Honda is aiming to push towards F1 'power unit' pacesetters Mercedes and Ferrari in 2017.

Liberty Media Corporation and Delta Topco, the parent company of Formula 1 announced today that Liberty Media has completed its previously announced acquisition of F1, the iconic global motorsports business, from a consortium of sellers.

F1's new owner Liberty Media has indicated it is serious about taking away the $100 million bonus received by Ferrari each year.

One month before winter testing begins, Pascal Wehrlein was sidelined by doctors following a scary crash at the annual Race of Champions event.

Max Verstappen says he has no interest in becoming F1's youngest ever champion.

Indycar, the major American open-wheeler series, says it will not be going down F1's route of the 'Halo' device for cockpit protection.

Felipe Massa says he will not have to hand back the F1 car gifted to him by Williams for his retirement.