Formula One News — July 2017

Alfa Romeo could be ready to enter formula one.

Porsche is tipped to decide within the next two weeks whether or not to enter formula one.

Sebastien Buemi is not ruling out a return to the F1 grid.

Dr Helmut Marko has categorically ruled out releasing Max Verstappen before the Dutchman's Red Bull contract runs out.

Ross Brawn is not ruling out an expansion of the F1 calendar to include 25 races.

Robert Kubica has taken yet another step on his road back to the F1 grid.

British grand prix organisers have hit back at F1 owner Liberty Media, after being accused of "posturing".

Ferrari has emerged as an unlikely option for McLaren, as rumours of a looming divorce with struggling works partner Honda persist.

Fernando Alonso's hopes of joining a winning F1 team for 2018 appear to be waning.

Ferrari is ready to sign a new contract with Sebastian Vettel.

Mercedes looks set to keep Valtteri Bottas on board for 2018.

Sergio Marchionne has confirmed that Ferrari engine boss Lorenzo Sassi has left the F1 team.

Red Bull chiefs have apologised for Max Verstappen's run of disastrous car reliability in 2017.

Fernando Alonso says it is not the right time of year to be counting or ruling out his possibilities for the future.

Stoffel Vandoorne left Austria feeling more upbeat about the future at McLaren-Honda.

F1 owner Liberty Media has hit out at what it regards as "posturing" by British grand prix promoter the BRDC.

Charlie Whiting says there is nothing wrong with F1's jump start system.

Christian Horner has backed frustrated team driver Max Verstappen in declaring the 2017 world championship basically over for Red Bull.

Mercedes must up its game to help Lewis Hamilton win the 2017 world championship.

Austrian GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Spielberg

Valtteri Bottas is in the hunt for the 2017 world championship.

Sergio Marchionne has issued a wake-up call to Kimi Raikkonen, whilst rejecting rumours Max Verstappen or Fernando Alonso are in the running to replace him.

Sergio Marchionne has thrown a potential spanner in the works of F1's plans for its next engine regulations.

Carlos Sainz and Red Bull have confirmed that the Spaniard is definitely under contract to drive for Toro Rosso in 2018.

Amid intense speculation about his future, Max Verstappen was suddenly in a better mood after the Austrian grand prix.