Formula One News — June 2017

JUNE 5, 2017

Less extreme T-wings from now says Force India

The 'T-wing' craze stepped into a higher gear recently in Monaco.

Alonso unsure over Honda engine upgrade

Fernando Alonso has admitted he may not have a more powerful Honda engine to use in Montreal this weekend.

JUNE 2, 2017

Raikkonen basically Ferrari no.2 says Salo

Kimi Raikkonen is "basically" already the number 2 driver at Ferrari for 2017.

Alonso wasting time at McLaren says Andretti

Motor racing legend Mario Andretti says Fernando Alonso is "wasting" his time at McLaren-Honda.

Sauber open to taking Honda-linked driver

Monisha Kaltenborn has admitted Sauber may take a driver from Honda's talent pool for 2018.

Engine rules driving McLaren to ruin says Marko

Dr Helmut Marko says formula one desperately needs new engine rules for 2021.

No back problems after Monaco says Wehrlein

Pascal Wehrlein says he will take part in next weekend's Canadian grand prix.

JUNE 1, 2017

2017 highlighting role of driver says Abiteboul

F1's new era better highlights the differences between drivers.

No news after Wehrlein hospital scans

There is no news about the physical condition of Pascal Wehrlein.

Alonso surprised at Indy pay-cheque

Fernando Alonso has admitted his surprise at how lucrative taking part in the Indy 500 is.

McLaren-Honda struggles tiring says Alonso

Fernando Alonso says McLaren-Honda's ongoing struggles in F1 are "tiring".

Kanaan hits back at Hamilton's Indy jibe

An Indycar driver has hit back at Lewis Hamilton following recent comments made by the triple world champion.

Giovinazzi deal unfortunate for Magnussen

Kevin Magnussen will have less practice time to prepare for forthcoming grands prix.

Stroll not crumbling under pressure

Lance Stroll's father has denied that his son is crumbling under the "pressure" of expectations in F1.

No regrets as BAR became Mercedes says Villeneuve

Jacques Villeneuve says he has no regrets about investing millions into F1's Brackley based team.

Wolff sympathises amid Ferrari controversy

Toto Wolff has joined those who are rejecting the Ferrari 'team orders' conspiracy.