Formula One News — June 2017

An F1 steward says his colleagues considered a harsher penalty for Sebastian Vettel last weekend in Baku.

A growing rift has emerged between the Verstappen camp and Red Bull.

Niki Lauda says no deal is in place between McLaren and Mercedes for 2018.

Niki Lauda has dismissed suggestions Lewis Hamilton might quit Mercedes and F1.

Kevin Magnussen has welcomed news in Denmark that an F1 race in Copenhagen is in the works for 2020.

Lance Stroll says he is not affected by the harsh criticism of his Canadian countryman Jacques Villeneuve.

Sergio Perez is set to become the latest F1 father.

As predicted, the FIA has re-opened the issue of Sebastian Vettel's apparently deliberate crash into title rival Lewis Hamilton in Baku.

Mercedes has taken the blame for the issue that cost Lewis Hamilton victory in Baku.

Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull is now ready to start winning races on its own merit.

Honda is confident it is finally making progress in formula one.

Romain Grosjean is not ruling out a change of scene for 2018.

Flavio Briatore says a return to Ferrari cannot be ruled out for Fernando Alonso.

Bernie Ecclestone has advised Ferrari to consider a familiar face if it has a vacancy to fill for 2018.

Jean Todt could be set to order a further investigation into Sebastian Vettel's behaviour in Azerbaijan.

Jean Todt says he is "half positive" about how the first half of F1's 2017 season has gone.

Paul Ricard could be set to reinstate the entire length of the famous Mistral straight for next year's French GP return.

'Force 1' has emerged as the front-running candidate as Force India prepares to change its name for 2018.

F1's owners are planning a group launch event for the 2018 season.

Not everyone is siding against Sebastian Vettel following his apparently deliberate crash into championship rival Lewis Hamilton in Baku.

Toto Wolff thinks Sebastian Vettel's act of Baku 'road rage' should now be forgotten.

Renault has admitted it still has "an eye" on Carlos Sainz.

Brazilian grand prix promoter Tamas Rohonyi has admitted Rio de Janeiro is interested in hosting the country's F1 race.

Force India's race drivers are to be told that what happened in Baku at the weekend was "unacceptable".

Valtteri Bottas insists he is still not worried about his future at Mercedes.