Formula One News — March 2017

Top MotoGP racer Marc Marquez says he is glad he excels on two wheels rather than four.

There is an upside to the departure of Frederic Vasseur as Renault team boss.

Australian GP - Practice 2 ReportBy Dan Knutson in Melbourne

Australian GP - Practice 2 Results

Australian GP - Practice 1 Report - By Dan Knutson in Melbourne

Australian GP - Practice 1 Results

Australian GP - Thursday Press Conference

Sebastian Vettel will be on Mercedes' list when the great German team comes to thinking about the 2017 driver lineup.

Robert Kubica said he accepts that returning to F1 will for now remain a closed topic.

F1's new owners Liberty Media have followed through on a promise to start opening up the paddock to the public.

One former F1 driver has picked a surprising dark horse for 2017 glory.

The beginning of the new era of formula one will not solve all of the sport's problems.

McLaren-Honda must be focused in order to emerge from its dire current situation.

It is "a lot to ask" if Valtteri Bottas' fans are expecting the Finn to beat Lewis Hamilton in 2017.

Felipe Massa has confirmed the paddock perception that Williams looks set to be 'best of the rest' behind F1's top three teams early in 2017.

Toto Wolff has denied claims Mercedes adopted a strategy to "bluff" its way through the recent winter test season.

F1 doctors on Thursday gave Pascal Wehrlein the green light to race in Australia, following a back injury that marred his pre-season.

F1 fans will have to get used to the look of the 'shark fins' in 2017.

Local favourite Daniel Ricciardo's Melbourne hopes got a boost on Wednesday.

Jean Todt has joined fellow F1 boss Ross Brawn in saying a return of loud, normally-aspirated engines in the sport is "unthinkable".

The Schumacher family is grappling with its latest blow, as the F1 legend's uncle passes away.

2017 title favourite Sebastian Vettel has continued his tradition of naming his formula one car for the forthcoming season.

Toto Wolff says his relationship with Lewis Hamilton is "stronger" ahead of the 2017 season.

As excitement builds for the new era of F1, German official Hans-Joachim Stuck thinks the sport has taken a wrong turn.

New F1 chief Chase Carey says he is still in contact with his ousted predecessor Bernie Ecclestone.