Formula One News — September 2017

Daniel Ricciardo says he will consider leaving Red Bull if the energy drink owned team can't deliver him a title challenging car in 2018.

A new one-year contract for Valtteri Bottas has kindled fresh speculation Max Verstappen could be headed to Mercedes for 2019.

F1 legend Alain Prost says it's "a scandal" that Sebastien Buemi is no longer on the grid.

Sebastian Vettel could reclaim his lead of the world championship this weekend in Singapore.

Mercedes has now backed Red Bull in pushing for a change to the engine rules for 2018.

Daniil Kvyat says he is happy to wait for news about his future in F1.

Chase Carey thinks Honda remain "committed" to formula one.

Mercedes Motorsport has agreed a new contract to continue with Valtteri Bottas for the 2018 season.

Liberty Media is looking to introduce a budget cap of EUR 150 million per team from 2021.

Carlos Sainz says he is still waiting for news about his future in F1.

The world of F1 is heading to Singapore expecting news about the McLaren-Honda split to become official.

Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed that the complex McLaren-Renault deal is "done".

Mercedes is not yet thinking about its future in F1 beyond 2020.

Robert Kubica is exploring his options at other teams for 2018.

Toto Wolff made his return to competitive motor racing last weekend at the Nurburgring.

Chase Carey says he wants Singapore to stay on the F1 calendar.

A spate of announcements regarding the McLaren-Honda-Toro Rosso-Renault saga is set to begin.

F1 teams are reportedly concerned about the introduction of 'Halo' for 2018.

Carlos Sainz looks set to contest his final race for Toro Rosso this weekend in Singapore.

Pierre Gasly has not denied he looks set to become the newest rookie in formula one.

Sir Frank Williams is doing well, according to the F1 team founder's daughter Claire.

Niki Lauda has named Ferrari as the favourite to win this weekend's Singapore grand prix.

Zak Brown says McLaren will not loan Lando Norris to another F1 team.

The signs are growing by the day that McLaren and Honda are poised to split.

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve says he would not be surprised if Toro Rosso sweeps its driver lineup clean in the near future.