Formula One News — September 2017

Pascal Wehrlein thinks his chances of staying in F1 next year are now "quite good".

Pierre Gasly has confirmed reports he is not sure how many races he will contest for Toro Rosso this year.

Lewis Hamilton says he would like to negotiate a new contract with Mercedes.

Jolyon Palmer has admitted he is eyeing a potential switch to Indycar for 2018.

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Sebastian Vettel does not think his championship hopes ended in Singapore.

Alain Prost thinks the new McLaren-Renault alliance for 2018 will help both parties.

Max Verstappen thinks he is driving better than his teammate Daniel Ricciardo this year.

Little doubt remains that Fernando Alonso is staying in F1 with McLaren next year.

Honda looks set to slow down the improvements to its engine made available to McLaren for the remaining races of 2017.

Ross Brawn has backed Sebastian Vettel's view that the Ferrari driver is still in the title hunt.

F1 teams are surprised about the high cost of the controversial 'Halo' safety devices that are mandatory for 2018.

Former Sauber driver Felipe Nasr says he wants to get back to racing next year.

A Toro Rosso sponsor says Daniil Kvyat could be back in the car in a month.

Scuderia Toro Rosso has announced that Red Bull junior driver Pierre Gasly will replace Daniil Kvyat for the remainder of the season, alongside Carlos Sainz.

Robert Kubica has not denied speculation he is now in the running for the Williams race seat for 2018.

Mercedes says it will continue to allow Lewis Hamilton to express his personality and opinions.

Lewis Hamilton on Tuesday said F1's "toughest race" will be missing on next year's calendar.

F1 owner Liberty Media is backing an initiative to make the cars louder.

Red Bull is "optimistic" about Honda's future in formula one.

Eric Boullier thinks McLaren can make a swift return to the top step of the podium.

F1 has resisted a push to call off a scheduled engine rule change for 2018.

Jolyon Palmer looks set to keep his race seat at Renault for the rest of the 2018 season.