Formula One News — November 2017
NOVEMBER 28, 2017
Zetsche happy with Bottas at Mercedes
Daimler chief Dieter Zetsche says Mercedes is happy with its F1 driver pairing.
NOVEMBER 27, 2017
Race Analysis - The sunset chasers: Bottas wins the season finale
Abu Dhabi GP - Race Analysis - By Dan Knutson in Abu Dhabi
Drivers not keen on new F1 logo
Top F1 drivers have reacted coolly to the unveiling of the sport's new logo.
Tilke defends Abu Dhabi layout after dull finale
Hermann Tilke has defended the Abu Dhabi layout after a processional 2017 finale.
Todt denies Halo will be scrapped
Jean Todt has dismissed rumours the controversial Halo concept will be scrapped ahead of the 2018 season.
2018 engine rules not barking mad says Wolff
Toto Wolff has hit back at criticisms of the changing engine rules for 2018.
Lauda quits as German TV pundit
Niki Lauda announced on Sunday that he will no longer work as a F1 pundit for German broadcaster RTL.
Ferrari can choose to quit F1 says Todt
Jean Todt says the FIA cannot be swayed by Ferrari's threats about quitting formula one.
Petrobras to sponsor McLaren in 2018?
McLaren looks set to secure a significant new sponsor for 2018.
NOVEMBER 26, 2017
Race Notes - Bottas takes Mercedes 1-2 at Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi GP - Race Notes - By Mark Karp
Sunday Photos
Abu Dhabi GP - Sunday Photos
Sunday Press Conference
Abu Dhabi GP - Sunday Press Conference
Sunday Team Quotes
Abu Dhabi GP - Sunday Team Quotes
Race Results
Abu Dhabi GP - Race Results
No contract decisions in coming months says Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo and Red Bull are in stalemate over a potential contract beyond 2018 for the Australian driver.
German fans could lose F1 TV coverage
German fans could find that formula one is not on television in 2018.
Verstappen off the pace as 2017 ends
Max Verstappen's recent run of top form has ended in Abu Dhabi.
Alonso, McLaren disagree over full WEC campaign
McLaren and Fernando Alonso continue to disagree about whether the Spanish driver should complete the full world endurance championship in 2018.
Kubica must pass medical checks for F1 license says Todt
Medical specialists will examine Robert Kubica before he is granted an FIA super license.
Vandoorne felt self-doubt during tough 2017
Stoffel Vandoorne has admitted his first full season in F1 tested his self-confidence.
FIA firm on three engines rule change for 2018
The FIA is standing firm on the move from four to three engines per driver in 2018.
McLaren stands firm on shark fin veto
McLaren is standing firm on its 'veto' about F1's shark fin-style engine covers for 2018.
NOVEMBER 25, 2017
Qualifying Report - Finnishing Business
Abu Dhabi GP - Qualifying Report - By Dan Knutson in Abu Dhabi
Saturday Photos
Abu Dhabi GP - Saturday Photos
Saturday Press Conference
Abu Dhabi GP - Saturday Press Conference