Formula One News — January 2017

Williams has declined to comment on a wave of speculation about the British team's next moves.

Paddy Lowe could leave his role as Mercedes' technical boss in order to become the overall chief at Williams.

Ferrari is working harder than ever for F1 success in 2017, according to president Sergio Marchionne.

Mercedes should have been braver and signed MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi for 2017.

Bernie Ecclestone has told British officials to stop "complaining", amid fears Silverstone will drop off the calendar after 2019.

Daniil Kvyat says he has returned from a Christmas break to a spate of "intensive training" ahead of the 2017 season.

After losing his seat at Haas, Esteban Gutierrez will continue his motor racing career in the Formula E single seater series.

Valtteri Bottas' next step in formula one will be known "in good time" before pre-season testing begins late next month.

Nico Rosberg has no plans for the 2017 season opener in March except for "sitting on a couch".

Nico Hulkenberg says he has never worked harder ahead of a new season of formula one.

Manor owner Stephen Fitzpatrick has admitted losing tenth place in the 2016 world championship was a real blow to the team's hopes of survival.

As he prepares for 2017, Nico Hulkenberg insists he is content.

Felipe Massa had to break an agreement to race in Formula E this year, according to the Spanish sports daily Marca.

Manor and its administrators have admitted that the F1 team's short-term survival is in doubt.

British motor racing tracks have played down Bernie Ecclestone's hint they might be in the running to take over the British grand prix.

Renault has become the fourth F1 team to reveal a 2017 car launch date.

McLaren has revealed that it will use a new Honda engine in 2017.

Manor is once again facing the prospect of collapse, according to authoritative British media reports on Friday.

Valtteri Bottas is ready to win races in formula one, according to his trainer.

Nico Rosberg looks set to stay with Mercedes as a brand ambassador.

Force India has become the third team to reveal a launch date for its 2017 car.

Bernie Ecclestone insists he is happy rather than upset that some of F1's biggest names have elected to retire.

A new cloud has moved over the future of the British grand prix.

Bernie Ecclestone has jumped to the defence of Sebastian Vettel, amid criticism of the Ferrari driver's performance and frustration in 2016.

Esteban Ocon says he and Force India are aiming high for 2017.