Formula One News — July 2017

If the latest F1 meeting is any indication, the sport's future is looking bright.

Speculation is once again doing the rounds that long time F1 race director Charlie Whiting could be set to be replaced.

Fernando Alonso has played down expectations about Honda's 'new' engine ahead of the Austrian grand prix this weekend.

Chase Carey has denied setting 25 races per season as the target for future F1 calendars.

The FIA would have to act if Sebastian Vettel loses control of his temper one more time.

Another key Sauber member has left the Swiss F1 team.

Mercedes chiefs have called an end to the Sebastian Vettel 'crashgate' saga.

Paul Ricard could be the scene of next year's official F1 winter testing.

Sauber is set to announce Frederic Vasseur as its new team boss.

It is too early to be predicting F1 stardom for Mick Schumacher.

Jacques Villeneuve has refused to apologise for his harsh outspokenness about his countryman Lance Stroll's performance in F1 this year.

Jacques Villeneuve has hit out at the private testing programme being enjoyed this year by controversial F1 rookie Lance Stroll.

Sebastian Vettel has issued an apology after avoiding a major additional penalty as a result of intentionally driving into Lewis Hamilton in Baku.

Weight has emerged as a major factor as F1 prepares to change its engine formula beyond 2020.

Esteban Ocon has vowed to move on amid a controversial period in his relationship with Force India teammate Sergio Perez.

Eddie Jordan says he will not be silenced, after being slammed by Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.

Cyril Abiteboul has admitted that Renault might not be winning races by next year.

Fernando Alonso has targeted a move into one of F1's two top teams for 2018.

Fernando Alonso has admitted his teammate's introduction to F1 this year has been "difficult".

Speculation is increasing that a technical controversy is behind Ferrari's sudden dip in form.

Gerhard Berger says the FIA should forgive Sebastian Vettel for driving into Lewis Hamilton recently in Baku.

Max Verstappen's father has denied the Red Bull driver is looking for a way out of his contract.

Cyril Abiteboul says he is imposing no "ultimatum" on struggling Renault driver Jolyon Palmer.

It is now almost certain that Gerhard Berger's nephew will shortly make his F1 test debut.