Formula One News — September 2017

Frederic Vasseur says Mercedes junior Pascal Wehrlein is still in the running to stay at Sauber next year.

Next month's grand prix in Mexico City looks set to go ahead, despite a devastating earthquake whose death toll is approaching 300.

Honda rejected a proposal whereby it would take a "sabbatical" and return to McLaren at a later date.

Carlos Sainz says he still doesn't know which car he will be racing in Malaysia next week.

Sebastian Vettel's engine was not damaged in his first-lap Singapore crash last weekend.

Cyril Abiteboul has all but confirmed reports Renault and Red Bull will split after next season.

Gerhard Berger has hit back at rumours Red Bull is getting "tired" of formula one.

Sauber will reportedly make the call about its 2018 driver lineup soon.

Carlos Sainz could wind up at Red Bull's senior F1 team in 2019.

F1 boss Ross Brawn has backed Sebastian Vettel to bounce back and continue to fight for the 2017 title.

A dark cloud has moved above Mexico, just over a month before the country is scheduled to host its grand prix.

Eric Boullier insists the long-running 'will they or won't they?' McLaren-Honda divorce saga has only slightly delayed the British team's preparations for 2018.

Lewis Hamilton says his championship rival Sebastian Vettel cannot be written off.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner has defended a case of 'team orders' imposed in Singapore last weekend.

Lucas Auer says Force India deciding to keep the same drivers for 2018 doesn't affect his own motor racing future.

Michael Schumacher could be set to relocate to the United States.

Honda thinks Toro Rosso could be a better fit for the Japanese marque than McLaren.

The Italian press has lashed out at Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel after a disastrous Singapore grand prix.

Niki Lauda has joined scores of fans and insiders who blame Sebastian Vettel for putting his championship hopes in tatters in Singapore.

Jarno Trulli says it is still possible that Sebastian Vettel will win the 2017 title.

Toto Wolff says he still will not designate Valtteri Bottas the 'number 2' driver behind Lewis Hamilton.

Kimi Raikkonen effectively manages his own affairs in formula one.

Singapore GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Singapore

Carlos Sainz left Singapore on Monday wondering if it had been his last race for Toro Rosso.

Aston Martin looks set to become Red Bull's title sponsor next year.