Formula One News — March 2017

Ferrari is on the cusp of a much better season in F1.

Sebastian Vettel "would fit" into the Mercedes team, according to team boss Toto Wolff.

Toto Wolff is carrying a 'lucky injury' into the 2017 season.

Honda has hit back at reports its works McLaren collaboration is on the road to tatters.

The intense relationship between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg had become "negative" for Mercedes.

Bernie Ecclestone is not yet done with formula one.

Fernando Alonso will eventually "lose his patience" with McLaren-Honda.

Ross Brawn says there are enough races on the F1 calendar already.

Formula 2 driver Sergio Canamasas is looking for a role in the F1 paddock for 2017.

Carlos Sainz says he is flattered by the praise coming from F1 legend and Renault team advisor Alain Prost.

Carlos Sainz says he cannot imagine McLaren deciding to dump Honda and switch to customer Mercedes engine power in the near future.

It is still not clear if more teams will join Ferrari in buying into formula one.

Flavio Briatore's big hope for 2017 is that Mercedes will be challenged for the world championship.

Team boss Gunther Steiner is confident F1's notorious 'second year syndrome' will not strike Haas.

Max Verstappen has confirmed expectations that Red Bull will touch down in Australia this week with several improvements for the 2017 car.

Niki Lauda is heading to Australia denying rumours Mercedes is lining up a tilt to sign Sebastian Vettel.

Max Verstappen's father is not ruling out trying to help another youngster make his big mark on formula one.

Ferrari is on the cusp of returning to the top in formula one.

Team founder Peter Sauber has admitted the Swiss outfit is set to bring up the rear of the field in 2017.

Marcus Ericsson says he is not sure where Sauber will line up on the 2017 grid.

McLaren have not denied media speculation the British team is considering dumping its hapless works engine partner Honda.

Ferrari test driver Marc Gene says the Maranello team is heading into the 2017 season in a particularly bullish mood.

Carlos Sainz's father has advised the Toro Rosso driver to forget about rumours linking him with Renault for now.

Nico Hulkenberg says he is willing to wait a couple of years before gunning for the world championship with Renault.

Pascal Wehrlein says Mercedes did not sign him up for 2017 in order to safeguard the longevity of his F1 career.