Formula One News — November 2017
NOVEMBER 30, 2017
Red Bull's Horner supports Liberty
Christian Horner says he supports F1's new owners Liberty Media.
Brawn wants three more carmakers in F1
Ross Brawn says he wants more car manufacturers to enter formula one.
Ferrari not ready for Formula E says Agag
Formula E boss Alejandro Agag does not think Ferrari is serious about launching a foray any time soon.
Santander to leave Ferrari and F1
Santander has announced it is quitting not only Ferrari, but F1 altogether.
Todt to stay as FIA president until 2021
Jean Todt will not face a rival as he secures his third and final four-year tenure as FIA president.
Williams not discussing Kubica's pace
Williams is keeping the F1 world in suspense over whether Robert Kubica will return to the grid next year.
Year off could be good for Kvyat
Daniil Kvyat can still return to formula one even if he has to sit out 2018.
Drivers happy with new Pirelli hyper soft
Top F1 drivers have shown a thumbs up to Pirelli's softer new tyres for 2018.
Red Bull Technology to help Honda says Marko
Red Bull is already working with Honda, amid rumours they will go racing together in 2019.
NOVEMBER 29, 2017
Alfa Romeo makes return to F1
Alfa Romeo will return to Formula One with a multi-year agreement to be the title sponsor of the Sauber F1 team beginning in 2018.
Raikkonen not worried about Kubica return
Kimi Raikkonen insists he is "not worried" he might be sharing a grid with Robert Kubica next year.
Mercedes joins Ferrari in F1 quit threat
Mercedes is now joining Ferrari in threatening to quit formula one after 2020.
Toro Rosso partnership to be more equal says Honda
Honda thinks it will have a "more equal partnership" with Toro Rosso in 2018 after three ill-fated years with McLaren.
Sauber to make announcements on Wednesday
Sauber is preparing to make some key announcements on Wednesday.
Rosberg not ruling out full-time TV role
Nico Rosberg is not ruling out replacing F1 legend Niki Lauda as a full-time television pundit on German television.
NOVEMBER 28, 2017
Hamilton under pressure to use number 1
Lewis Hamilton says he still does not want to wear the number 1 in 2018.
Ferrari to lose major backer Santander
Ferrari looks set to lose major sponsor Santander.
Honda wasn't ready for top team says Hasegawa
Despite the McLaren split, Honda thinks it has finally found the right direction in F1.
Italy worried about flagging Ferrari form
The Italian press is heading into the winter break concerned about Ferrari's late-season performance.
Mercedes predicts bright future for Verstappen
The top men at Mercedes are predicting a bright future for Max Verstappen.
Chase Carey wants Ferrari to stay in F1
Chase Carey and Jean Todt, arguably the most powerful men in formula one, have played down Ferrari's quit threat.
German broadcaster in talks with F1
Talks are ongoing between Liberty Media and the broadcaster RTL about extending the free-to-air television deal for Germany.
Pirelli hopes top teams closer in 2018
Pirelli chief Marco Tronchetti Provera says he hopes the top three teams are closer together in 2018.
Stroll understands need to improve says Lowe
Paddy Lowe has admitted he hopes Lance Stroll learns from his difficulties in 2017.
Rosberg thinks Hamilton could quit F1
Nico Rosberg says there are signs his former Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton will soon retire from formula one.