Formula One News — June 2017

Gerhard Berger's nephew is set to take a big leap forward in his ambitions to race in F1.

F1 chiefs say they are proud to be bringing two traditional European races back to the sport's calendar.

Valtteri Bottas says he is balancing his ambitions to win races against his desire to secure a "long term contract" with Mercedes.

Tyre management is not among McLaren's problems in 2018.

Sebastian Vettel has defended his decision to keep a low public profile.

Porsche could be contemplating a future move into formula one.

Nico Rosberg has dismissed comments made by his former boss, Toto Wolff.

F1 and Le Mans appear to be entering a new era of collaboration.

Williams has emerged as the potential key to fellow British team McLaren's Honda divorce.

Imola remains on track for a future return to the F1 calendar.

Honda looks set to deliver a much-needed engine upgrade this weekend in Baku.

Rumours about a potential eleventh team for 2018 are gaining momentum.

Formula E boss Alejandro Agag has urged F1's most famous team to enter the all-electric series.

If Fernando Alonso keeps complaining, the Spaniard should consider leaving formula one.

Kevin Magnussen's race engineer has likened the young Dane's character to that of Kimi Raikkonen.

The "only thing" that has survived the sweeping change at McLaren in recent years is "the name".

Amid the McLaren-Honda crisis, boss Zak Brown insists there is "zero tension" between the great British team and Fernando Alonso.

F1's new 'Shield' concept will make its public debut earlier than expected.

Cyril Abiteboul has admitted Jolyon Palmer is under "pressure" to "deliver" for Renault in 2017.

Robert Kubica wanted an F1 test in order to decide the next steps in his career.

Toto Wolff has backtracked after saying Nico Rosberg might return to F1 from retirement.

A former F1 engineer suspects Honda is lagging behind in the area of simulation.

F1 is "humming" once again.

Jean Todt says F1 will never abandon its petrol-based origins and join Formula E as an all-electric powered series.

Team co-owner and boss Vijay Mallya is considering changing Force India's name.