Formula One News — October 2017

McLaren could let Fernando Alonso contest the famous Daytona 24 hour endurance sports car race early next year.

Sebastian Vettel says he is not thinking about his retirement from F1.

F1 could be looking to stage a race on the streets of the Dutch capital.

McLaren is now happy with the performance of Stoffel Vandoorne.

Abu Dhabi wants to hold onto its place at the very tail-end of F1's calendar.

Team owner Red Bull will imminently decide who will replace Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly at the US grand prix next weekend.

Sergio Marchionne insists Ferrari's 2017 title charge is not over.

Dr Helmut Marko thinks Felipe Massa should retire.

Only Fernando Alonso is to blame for the Spaniard's failure to add another title to his tally in over a decade.

Red Bull wants to keep Daniel Ricciardo beyond next year.

Mercedes is not worried about an engine problem aboard runaway championship leader Lewis Hamilton's car.

Co-manager Nico Rosberg has counted Robert Kubica out of the running for a one-off debut in Austin next weekend.

Carlos Sainz says he is happy to make the switch to Renault earlier than originally planned.

Fingers of blame are pointing at a team supplier, after Ferrari's 2017 title campaign turned into a Japanese nightmare.

Toto Wolff says Valtteri Bottas is starting to rebuild his confidence after a performance slump late in 2017.

It still is not clear whether Pierre Gasly will race for Toro Rosso next time out at Austin.

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Nico Rosberg has criticised his Mercedes successor Valtteri Bottas for being too open about his current "crisis".

1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve thinks Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen is riding a crest of career form.

Dr Helmut Marko has denied rumours Pascal Wehrlein could be in the running to race for Toro Rosso in 2018.