Formula One News — June 2017

Pascal Wehrlein in Baku said it is "a shame" boss Monisha Kaltenborn was ousted from the Sauber team.

Force India's drivers insist the atmosphere is "fine" following events in Montreal two weeks ago.

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Carlos Sainz has admitted staying at Toro Rosso for a fourth consecutive season in 2018 would be "difficult".

Fernando Alonso has given the clearest sign yet that he will leave McLaren-Honda at the end of the year.

Force India is not ready to confirm reports Gerhard Berger's nephew will test for the Silverstone based team in Hungary.

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that Renault has taken improvements for its 2017 power unit to Baku.

Lewis Hamilton has played down reports he might quit at the end of the season.

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A former F1 driver has urged Max Verstappen to "keep quiet" and "not worry", amid speculation he wants to move on from his current team Red Bull Racing.

New F1 boss Sean Bratches says the sport will continue on the path of switching more coverage to pay TV platforms.

Jean Todt has not denied that a new team might be lining up to enter formula one.

Ferrari is taking an engine upgrade to this weekend's grand prix on the streets of Baku.

Gerhard Berger's nephew is not ready to confirm reports he will make his F1 test debut in Hungary.

Chase Carey has played down the 'triple header' that will take place in F1 next year.

Chase Carey has played down speculation next year's 21-race calendar could actually drop to 19 grands prix.

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will "take our time" in deciding whether to keep Valtteri Bottas for 2018.

Toto Wolff is still reluctant to talk about the possibility of Mercedes supplying customer engines to McLaren next year.

Honda is no longer ruling out accepting help as it looks to finally get up to speed in F1.

Lewis Hamilton is not ruling out quitting F1 at the end of the season.

Next year's football World Cup is one reason organisers of the Russian grand prix pushed for a date change for 2018.

Monisha Kaltenborn has played down the impact the potential McLaren-Honda split might have on Sauber.

McLaren is lining up Carlos Sainz as a 'plan B' in the event Fernando Alonso quits the team after 2017.

F1 legend Alain Prost has welcomed rumours suggesting an eleventh team could be on the grid in 2018.