Formula One News — February 2017

Toto Wolff insists he is "not worried" Mercedes' controversial suspension system will be declared illegal by the FIA.

Vijay Mallya has fired a parting shot at the recently deposed F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone.

F1 teams are reacting with positive surprise to news that Pirelli will drop the pressures of its tyres in 2017.

F1 teams could be set to split into two camps, as a new row about income distribution threatens to break out.

Alex Zanardi is not sure Ferrari is ready to ace the new regulations in 2017.

As the new generation of F1 cars are steadily unveiled this week, German legend Hans-Joachim Stuck likes what he sees.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Max Verstappen is ready to battle for the F1 title.

Alain Prost does not think a Ferrari driver will win the world championship in 2017.

Valtteri Bottas has a "good chance" to take on triple world champion Lewis Hamilton in 2017.

Renault has shot down a rumour that it might be considering a livery change for the start of the season in Melbourne.

Vijay Mallya has hit out at the Indian media, a day after his F1 team's 2017 car was revealed to the world.

Force India thinks rumours of official protests in Melbourne over an argument about suspension systems could be right.

Jolyon Palmer is not ruling out the possibility a F1 team could "do a Brawn" in 2017.

F1 legend Alain Prost has stepped up his role with the works Renault team for 2017.

Sebastian Vettel says he still 'believes' in his dream of becoming world champion with Ferrari.

Sergio Marchionne has played down some high-profile personnel losses at Ferrari.

Renault has admitted it might be interested in signing up a Spanish driver in the future.

Jean-Eric Vergne has confirmed that he will no longer work with Ferrari in 2017.

Jacques Villeneuve has tipped Sebastian Vettel to be a standout performer in 2017.

Mercedes' engine chief has admitted to being "curious" to spot Honda's progress of the winter period.

Bigger teams deserve more income because they give more to the sport.

Red Bull is backing calls for F1 to rid itself of the controversial 'DRS' overtaking solution.

Max Verstappen's father has played down the 19-year-old Dutchman's chances of winning the world championship in 2017.

Lance Stroll has played down the secrecy of his unprecedented private test programme as he prepares to debut in 2017.

Valtteri Bottas says he is happy to have a two-time world champion in his corner as he steps up to F1's top team in 2017.