Formula One News — October 2017

Including an increasingly impatient Felipe Massa, there are now five serious candidates to be Lance Stroll's 2018 teammate at Williams.

Boss Frederic Vasseur is refusing to say who will drive for Sauber in 2018.

Toro Rosso looks set to head into the 2018 season with the driver lineup seen at this weekend's Mexican grand prix.

Daniel Ricciardo says he is calm despite the fact F1's top three teams appear to have set their direction in terms of drivers for the future.

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has admitted he, the FIA and rival teams would often "help" Ferrari to be more successful in formula one.

Max Verstappen insists he is "not worried" about Red Bull's current engine situation.

Haas boss Gunther Steiner says Kevin Magnussen will be well enough to qualify for the Mexican grand prix on Saturday.

Mexican GP - Practice 2 Report - By Dan Knutson in Mexico City

Mexican GP - Friday Photos

Mexican GP - Friday Press Conference

Mexican GP - Friday Team Quotes

Mexican GP - Practice 2 Results

Mexican GP - Practice 1 Report - By Dan Knutson in Mexico City

Mexican GP - Practice 1 Results

Lewis Hamilton says he has no intention of playing it safe with a mathematical game in the Mexican grand prix.

Nico Hulkenberg insists the arrival of his new teammate Carlos Sainz poses him "no problem".

Liberty Media is now mere days from revealing the 2021 engine rules to the F1 teams.

F1's governing body made clear in Mexico it wanted a public apology from Max Verstappen.

Romain Grosjean says he has moved on after being told to "shutup" during last Sunday's US grand prix.

Carlos Sainz has denied he has had to change his personal image after switching from Toro Rosso to Renault.

Esteban Ocon has upped his security after receiving death threats ahead of the Mexican grand prix.

Fernando Alonso has not denied that his prototype sports car debut next January could be a precursor to also racing at Le Mans in 2018.

Mexican GP - Thursday Press Conference

McLaren wants Renault to power the once-great British team back to the podium in 2018.

Former F1 Mika Salo says he received death threats after deciding to penalise Max Verstappen in Austin last Sunday.