Formula One News — June 2017

McLaren has "contracts to negotiate", according to team boss Eric Boullier.

Team bosses are reportedly unhappy with a decision to tweak the weekend race schedule in Austin later this year.

Max Verstappen has admitted Ferrari and Mercedes will probably race ahead in Baku qualifying.

Stoffel Vandoorne says he still feels the "trust" of his employer.

Renault has played down swirling rumours about Robert Kubica.

Suggestions a team is gaining performance by mixing oil with fuel have re-emerged in Baku.

Azerbaijan GP - Practice 3 Report - By Dan Knutson

Azerbaijan GP - Practice 3 Results

Lewis Hamilton has continued to back away from earlier claims he might quit F1 at the end of the year.

Former Renault team boss Frederic Vasseur has emerged as the most likely candidate to run Sauber.

McLaren is not ruling out a move to the British team for Carlos Sainz in 2018.

Ross Brawn has admitted F1 would like more teams to enter the sport.

Romain Grosjean has played down reports suggesting the Haas team is using 'spotters' in Baku.

Azerbaijan GP - Practice 2 Report - By Dan Knutson

Azerbaijan GP - Friday Photos

Azerbaijan GP - Friday Press Conference

Azerbaijan GP - Friday Team Quotes

Azerbaijan GP - Practice 2 Results

Jolyon Palmer reacted with tetchiness at Baku when asked yet again about his future in F1.

Sebastian Vettel has no news in Baku about his contractual situation with Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton says Valtteri Bottas has "earned his place" at Mercedes.

Fernando Alonso does not sound enthused with the news Honda has brought an upgrade for its hapless power unit to Baku.

Daniel Ricciardo has once again played down rumours connecting him with a move to Ferrari for 2018.

Mercedes has now solved its early-season tyre problems.

Williams has categorically rejected reports it might become the new works Honda team for 2018.