Formula One News — February 2017

Eric Boullier has confirmed rumours that McLaren will change livery colour for 2017.

Eric Boullier says McLaren is staying out of the fight over controversial suspension designs in 2017.

F1 fans will see more "real" overtaking in 2017, according to Pirelli.

F1's official tyre supplier wants a full day of official winter testing to take place on a wet track.

Former F1 driver Alex Zanardi doubts Mercedes newcomer Valtteri Bottas can take on his teammate Lewis Hamilton in 2017.

A question mark continues to hang above the legality of the fastest two cars ahead of the 2017 season.

F1 is inching closer to a full investigation by the European Commission.

Valtteri Bottas has confirmed reports that he had to split with his manager Toto Wolff before signing up with Mercedes for 2017.

World champion Nico Rosberg is tipping a better season for the once-great F1 team McLaren-Honda.

Pirelli is happy in formula one and embracing the "very important challenge" of the much faster 2017 cars.

Fernando Alonso is not willing to join new McLaren boss Zak Brown in playing down the chance of race wins in 2017.

Valtteri Bottas is pushing hard to be ready for the 2017 season.

Nico Rosberg says Sebastian Vettel will be in the running for a sensational switch to Mercedes for 2018.

Valtteri Bottas is targeting the world championship for 2017.

Antonio Giovinazzi has refused to dismiss speculation he might be in line for some Friday practice outings this season.

Kevin Magnussen has admitted he was among the group of F1 drivers who actively voted against introducing 'Halo' next year.

Fernando Alonso's long-time physio does not think the Spaniard is shaping up to quit formula one.

F1 car designer Gian Paolo Dallara has hit at out the sport's 2017 rules revolution.

Sebastian Vettel got his 2017 season off to a bad start this week by crashing.

Fernando Alonso will give McLaren's 2017 car its track debut later this month.

Kimi Raikkonen is set to open a karaoke bar in Helsinki, the capital of his native Finland.

Force India chief Vijay Mallya has a new battle on his hands ahead of the 2017 season.

The race fee for the Russian grand prix will be paid entirely by private investors in 2017.

Renault will not be directly replacing departed team boss Frederic Vasseur.

F1's 'power unit' era is not quite ready to crack the incredible 1000 horse power barrier.