Formula One News — November 2017

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Mario Illien has played down suggestions Ilmor might be set to re-enter F1 in 2021.

Robert Kubica's father has added weight to speculation the Polish driver is definitely returning to the F1 grid for 2018.

Honda has set the minimum target of overtaking rival engine maker Renault in 2018.

Sauber is shaping up to make announcements this week in Abu Dhabi.

Williams has denied reports Robert Kubica is definitely returning to F1 with the British team next year.

Force India chiefs has abandoned plans to rename the team 'Force One' for 2018.

Valtteri Bottas has admitted he needs to again "prove" he deserves the Mercedes seat he occupies.

Cyril Abiteboul doubts Liberty's proposed engine formula for 2021 will entice independent manufacturers onto the grid.

Romain Grosjean says he is happy at Haas.

Former F1 driver Marc Gene thinks Fernando Alonso can win next year's Le Mans on debut.

Max Verstappen says he is not sure how competitive his Red Bull will be in 2018.

F1 looks set to change its official logo for 2018.

Robert Kubica's return to F1 next year is now set in stone?

Lewis Hamilton says he is not sure if Stoffel Vandoorne can become a world champion.

Lando Norris will make his Formula 2 debut in Abu Dhabi this weekend.

Brendon Hartley says he is looking forward to switching from Renault to Honda power for 2018.

Felipe Massa does not think his old Ferrari teammate Fernando Alonso will win the title next year.

Max Verstappen says Lewis Hamilton's off-track behaviour often leaves him "perplexed".

Renault cannot approve of Liberty Media's vision for the 2021 engine formula until other aspects of the future are also clear.

Dutch sports minister Bruno Bruins says the government will "wait" before getting involved in a grand prix bid.

Brendon Hartley says he has known for "several weeks" that he will be driving for Toro Rosso next year.

Mercedes has admitted it wants to keep Lewis Hamilton beyond 2018.

Toto Wolff has now joined Niki Lauda in saying he is worried about F1's future.