Formula One News — October 2017

Aston Martin appears to have taken another step closer to formula one.

Pierre Gasly thinks his experience in working with Honda will help him in formula one next year.

Mick Schumacher will stay for another season in European F3 next year.

Daniil Kvyat's F1 return this weekend could be fleeting.

Yusuke Hasegawa admits some of his colleagues at Honda did not appreciate Fernando Alonso's forthright criticism.

A sponsor looks set to follow Carlos Sainz from Toro Rosso to Renault.

Years will pass before McLaren fields a team in the full Indycar season.

Former F1 driver David Coulthard has urged Valtteri Bottas to "work hard" to get back on terms with his teammate.

McLaren will need some time to catch up with the top Renault-powered team in F1.

Bernie Ecclestone says Liberty Media is not making him welcome at grands prix.

Pirelli could be looking to buy the Brazilian grand prix venue at Interlagos.

Michael Schumacher's former manager thinks the family of the F1 legend should come clean with his millions of fans.

Gerhard Berger is predicting a "big battle" between Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel for the 2018 championship.

Nico Hulkenberg says he expects his new Renault teammate to be "fast".

New Zealander Brendon Hartley is expected to be drafted into Toro Rosso's lineup for a one-off appearance next weekend in Austin.

The F1 world is still waiting to hear if Fernando Alonso will still be on the grid in 2018.

Susie Wolff thinks the race for the world championship is still "open".

Nico Rosberg is considering a more regular job in the F1 paddock.

Embattled team boss Maurizio Arrivabene says Ferrari will "never give up".

Kimi Raikkonen thinks Ferrari will be even stronger in 2018.

Mercedes' two team bosses are refusing to celebrate the 2017 title yet.

Ferrari has appointed a Spanish woman to help "fix" car reliability problems that have marred the team's push for the 2017 title.

Williams is not releasing information about Robert Kubica's test that took place at Silverstone this week.

F1 owner Liberty Media is poised to present to teams the sport's post-2020 engine concept.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has hit back at his Red Bull counterpart Dr Helmut Marko.